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Landing Platform vs Copper: the CRM and the rest of the business
Copper is a CRM designed around Google Workspace, with pipelines, tasks and projects that sit beside Gmail. Landing gives you the CRM and the rest of the company: marketing, quotes, e-signature, invoicing, timesheets, a helpdesk and HR, on one record.
Landing suits you if
- You want marketing and sales on the same contact record, not two systems
- You want quotes, signatures and invoices to follow the deal automatically
- You want time and profit per client next to the projects you win
Where the Google-first CRM runs out.
Copper keeps the relationship tidy. The work around it still lives elsewhere.
Integrations instead of products
Signing, accounting and messaging arrive through integrations to other paid tools, from the Professional plan up.
Contacts capped by plan
Each plan carries a contact limit, and email series and custom reports sit on the top plan.
Projects without the money
You can track projects, but time, retainers and profit per client sit in another tool or a spreadsheet.
Landing Platform vs Copper, line by line.
On contacts, pipelines and tasks Landing is level with Copper. It then adds the marketing, money and people work that Copper integrates with rather than includes.
| Feature | Landing Platform |  Copper |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts, deals and pipelines | Contacts, companies, deals and pipelines, with every form, email, call, meeting and ticket on one timeline | Included; contact limits by plan |
| Projects | Boards, timelines, capacity and workloads | Included from Basic |
| Booking pages | One-to-one, round-robin and collective booking that writes to the deal | Calendar sync with Google |
| Quotes, statements of work and e-signature | Quotes and statements of work priced from your rate card, signed in the browser with a certificate | Through integrations such as DocuSign |
| Invoices and checkout | Invoices from the deal, hours or retainers, paid through Stripe | Through integrations such as QuickBooks |
| Email marketing, forms and landing pages | Campaigns, flows, forms, pop-ups, pages and sites | Bulk email from Professional; email series on Business |
| Helpdesk and live chat | One inbox for email and live chat, with a help centre | Not part of Copper |
| HR, leave and org chart | HR records, leave, shift rota and the org chart | Not part of Copper |
| Moving from Copper | We move your contacts, companies, deals and history as part of the switch | Already there |
Copper details reflect its publicly available plans as of 2026; check current details on its own site.
Switching is our job, not yours.
We move you over one tool a month, against success criteria we agree with you up front. You don't pay until we prove each one is ready.
We map your stack
Show us Copper and what is plugged into it. We agree what moves where, and what "ready" means for each tool, before you commit.
We move Copper across
We move your people, companies, opportunities, projects and history as part of the switch, and check every live deal is where your team expects it.
You sign it off
Billing starts only when we have shown it works against the criteria you set. Then we move the next tool, one a month.
But Copper sits right in Gmail.
It does. Here is what Google Workspace teams ask us before they move.
Does Landing work with Google Meet?
Yes. The notetaker joins Google Meet and Teams calls, matches speakers to your contacts by email, files the summary on the deal and turns action items into project cards.
Do we lose anything moving off Copper?
Your contacts, companies, opportunities and history move with you as part of the switch, and we agree the success criteria with you before anything is switched off.
Is there a contact limit?
No hard limit.
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