Attio, founded in 2017 by Nicolas Sharp and Alexander Christie in London, built a CRM around a fully flexible data model rather than the rigid contact-and-deal structure most CRMs impose, letting sales and go-to-market teams reshape the system to match how they actually track relationships rather than adapting their process to fit the software.
That flexible, AI-native foundation, built from scratch rather than added to a decades-old platform, has drawn $141 million in funding across seven rounds, including a Series B round in August 2025, positioning Attio as a modern alternative for teams frustrated with the complexity of legacy CRM systems.
A free plan covers up to three users, with Plus at $29 a user monthly and Pro at $69 a user monthly billed annually, plus custom enterprise pricing for larger teams. For a sales or go-to-market team that wants a CRM built around a flexible data model from the ground up, rather than a legacy platform with AI features layered on top, Attio's from-scratch design addresses that directly.



