DoorPro CRM

DoorPro CRM is a field-sales CRM for door-to-door and outside-sales teams. It links territory assignments, routes, visit outcomes, contacts, appointments, follow-ups, team visibility, and reporting. Managers can assign territories, see coverage, and set ownership by rep. For daily planning, the system orders opportunities into a field route with next-stop context. Reps can record visit outcomes, notes, contact changes, and appointments while working in the field, then manage next steps through a priority queue and check-back workflow. Reporting includes activity, pipeline signals, and performance context for coaching. DoorPro supports web, Android, and iOS use, with mobile access to field actions. CSV import and export and Google Calendar sync are listed. A free Starter plan supports one user, up to 50 contacts, and one territory, with limited scheduling and basic map and visit tracking. Pro costs $59 a month, Team costs $179 a month, and Growth costs $399 a month; annual billing lowers each paid plan's effective monthly price by 17%.

DoorPro brings field planning, visit updates, follow-ups, and team reporting together for outside-sales workflows. Starter is free but has tight user, contact, and territory limits; larger teams can review the paid tiers and their listed allowances.

DoorPro suits door-to-door and outside-sales reps, team leads, managers, and operators who coordinate territories, routes, and follow-ups. The free Starter plan may suit an individual working with a small contact list and one territory.

Overview

DoorPro CRM ties territory ownership to planned visits, field records, and follow-up work for door-to-door and outside-sales teams. It suits reps and managers who want a shared view of activity from assignment through next action. Its free plan is a useful solo starting point, but its caps quickly become restrictive.

Key features

Territory assignment, coverage visibility, and rep-level ownership help teams clarify who is working each area. Routes turn opportunities into an ordered daily plan with context for the next stop, a practical advantage for reps organizing in-person visits rather than managing leads solely at a desk.

Field updates include visit outcomes, notes, contact changes, and appointments. A priority queue and check-back workflow connect those records to next steps, making follow-up part of the sales process rather than an informal reminder. Activity reporting, pipeline signals, and performance context give managers material for coaching, while mobile access and responsive web use support field actions across devices.

CSV import and export and Google Calendar sync provide basic ways to move contact data and appointments between tools. DoorPro says customer identity lists are not sold, while its privacy policy allows sharing information with service providers for hosting, communications, payments, analytics, and support. Its account, security, and operational controls are described in its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Pricing

Starter is free, billed Forever. It includes one user, up to 50 contacts, one territory, limited scheduling, and basic map and visit tracking. That is enough for a solo rep to try a small workflow, but the contact and territory limits make it a poor fit for a growing pipeline or shared team operation.

Pro costs $59 a month, billed Monthly, with annual billing lowering the effective monthly price by 17%. One user gets unlimited contacts and territories, advanced routing, follow-up workflows, reporting, and AI guidance. It is the more capable solo plan, though it does not add seats for a team.

Team costs $179 a month, billed Monthly, and annual billing lowers the effective monthly price by 17%. It supports up to five users with manager visibility, shared territories, team chat, route oversight, reports, and scorecards. This is the relevant step up for small teams that need coordination rather than just more routing depth.

Growth costs $399 a month, billed Monthly, with the same 17% effective monthly reduction for annual billing. Up to 15 users get stronger admin controls, deeper reporting, coaching visibility, and rollout support. Enterprise has custom pricing for 15+ users and adds white-label deployments, tailored implementation, advanced customization, and priority support.

Platforms

DoorPro supports Android, iOS, and web, covering mobile field access alongside browser-based use.

Who it's for

DoorPro is best suited to door-to-door and outside-sales reps, team leads, managers, and operators who need territories, visits, follow-ups, and team reporting connected. It is less compelling for a solo user whose needs exceed Starter's limits but do not justify Pro, or for teams whose workflow does not center on field visits.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Routes, visit outcomes, and follow-up actions sit in one field-sales workflow, helping reps carry a visit through to its next step.
• Pro: Team and Growth plans add manager visibility and reporting suited to oversight and coaching.
• Con: Starter's one-user, 50-contact, and one-territory caps restrict its usefulness beyond a small solo operation.
• Con: Pro remains a single-user plan, so collaboration requires the substantially higher-priced Team tier.

Alternatives

Field Sales Software is a useful place to compare the category. Choose Badger Maps if route optimization up to 120 stops and native iOS and Android apps are the priority; its free plan lasts 14 days and includes the full business feature set.

SalesRabbit Appointment Management is worth considering for a single user who can work within limited core features on its free Lite plan, though it has no free trial. SalesRoute.ai is an alternative for users seeking order and invoice management, analytics, purchasing and inventory management, and expense management in its free plan.

RepZio may suit users whose needs align with its free basic sales-rep license, which provides web access but excludes iOS access and order submission. Advantive Field Sales, Field SFA, FieldFlowSales, and Intelisale are other alternatives to consider.

Verdict

Choose DoorPro if your outside-sales operation needs territory ownership, planned visits, field updates, follow-ups, and manager reporting in one workflow. Its clearest limitation is the jump from a tightly capped free solo plan to paid tiers, with team collaboration starting at $179 a month. Solo users or teams looking for a different field-sales emphasis should compare alternatives before committing.