What do you dislike about LeadSquared Sales CRM?
We paid them ₹1.5 lakhs. Roughly ₹50-60k as implementation fee and the rest for a 6-month license. What we got back was a masterclass in how NOT to run a B2B business.
The software feels like it was built a decade ago and forgotten. A task that should take one click takes ten. The UI is bloated, the UX is ancient, and every basic action feels like dragging a brick uphill. Want to make a small change to your own flow? You don't get to. You raise an email request. Every. Single. Time.
Their onboarding team set up our flow, gave us "training," and then disappeared into a ticketing system. The training was unusable. The setup was incomplete. The product was unworkable for our team.
So we did the fair thing. We asked for a refund of only the unused license period and proactively offered to forfeit the entire implementation fee because their team had put in hours. We weren't trying to squeeze them.
We were trying to part ways cleanly.
Their response? A flat no.
They knew our setup was incomplete. They knew we would never use the product. They knew we were offering them the implementation fee for free. And they still chose to pocket six months of license money for software we will never log into.
That is not a pricing decision. That is a character decision.
In B2B, your word is your product. CRM especially once you commit, switching is brutal. You are not just buying software, you are buying a partner. LeadSquared showed us exactly what kind of partner they are the moment money was on the table and good faith was tested.
Choose a CRM you can trust. LeadSquared is categorically not that.
I will never recommend them. I will actively warn every founder I meet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.