Comparison Summary
Comparison SummaryWe love Copper when used as a CRM (it's what we use), and we love Airtable when used as a database (not as a CRM). We actually don't recommend using Airtable as a CRM at all (Airtable is not a CRM).
If you're using Google Workspace, then Copper is the best CRM on the market due to its deep native integrations with Google, unmatched by any of the best CRMs on the market.
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Best CRM for Google Workspace
Best CRM for Google Workspace - Airtable
Barebones relational contact management
Barebones relational contact management
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Best Small Business CRM?Editor's Verdict
Editor's VerdictIf you want the best Google Workspace integration, Copper is in a league of its own. You can run your entire CRM workflow inside Gmail and Calendar without switching tabs, thanks to their Chrome extension and deep email syncing. Teams relying on Google Workspace will find adoption way smoother here, since everything just shows up where you already work.
Airtable is a flexible database that's great for replacing Google Sheets or form tools, but it's not built to be a CRM and doesn't match Copper's native Google Workspace integration. If you try to force Airtable into that CRM role, you'll end up missing out on all the real-time Gmail and Calendar connections that Copper nails.
If your main need is a CRM that truly lives inside Google Workspace, Copper is the only one that delivers that experience. Airtable can't compete on this front. Pick Copper if Google integration is your priority.



