
A direct, honest comparison
Bitrix24 bundles CRM, projects, websites, and intranet into one suite, with a free entry point and flat-rate prices. Attractive for sales teams at the desk. For employees without a PC workstation, the suite is oversized, and there is no dedicated customer app in the store. That is exactly what teamly is built for.
Researched from publicly available sources, July 2026.

Bitrix24 wants to be CRM, project management, websites, and intranet all at once. For employees at a machine, a bed, or a checkout, that is too much: they need news, a shift plan, documents, and chat, without CRM menus. teamly reduces to exactly that.

Bitrix24 branding is limited to a logo and domain in the web interface (plan-dependent); the mobile app remains the Bitrix24 app. A dedicated customer app in the store is not part of the public offering. teamly publishes your app under your name, included.

Bitrix24 is geared toward desktop workflows; accounts, permissions, and modules require training. teamly is built for the field: login without a company email, a clear interface, a guided rollout with a personal CSM.
| Feature | teamlyMade in Germany | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| Focus on employee communication | check_circle | CRM suite with intranet |
| Your own branded app in the App Store | check_circle | Not offered |
| Built for frontline without a PC | check_circle | cancel |
| Login without a company email | check_circle | n/a |
| Servers in Germany | check_circle | Frankfurt (AWS) for EU customers |
| ISO 27001 certified data centers | check_circle | check_circle |
| Personal CSM | check_circle | n/a |
| Free entry tier | Demo instead of trial | check_circle |
| Push notifications | check_circle | check_circle |
Focus on employee communication
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
CRM suite with intranetYour own branded app in the App Store
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
Not offeredBuilt for frontline without a PC
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
cancelLogin without a company email
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
n/aServers in Germany
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
Frankfurt (AWS) for EU customersISO 27001 certified data centers
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
check_circlePersonal CSM
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
n/aFree entry tier
teamly
Demo instead of trialBitrix24
check_circlePush notifications
teamly
check_circleBitrix24
check_circleLegend: tick = met · cross = not met · amber badge = limited or tied to conditions · grey badge = no public information from the vendor. All statements about Bitrix24 are based on publicly available sources, July 2026, without warranty.

Bitrix24 has public prices: a permanently free tier with an unlimited number of users and a limited feature scope, as well as team flat rates (not per user) for a fixed base number of users per tier; your own domain and extended branding only in higher plans. EU customers are hosted in Frankfurt (AWS).
teamly does not publish a price list either. The quote is calculated individually based on the number of users and modules, either as a purchase or a rental. Contract term: 24-month minimum, then a 12-month renewal with 3 months notice. Your own branded app in the App Store is included in every package.
Companies that want to reach their blue-collar employees: a focused employee app with your own brand, a shift plan, and training courses, without suite complexity.
Teams that primarily seek CRM, sales processes, and project management and accept an intranet as an add-on; the free entry point with unlimited users is attractive for small desktop teams.
The documented differences that matter when choosing an employee app.
A focused employee app instead of a CRM suite with an intranet bolt-on
Your own branded app in the App Store, included
Built for employees without a PC workstation, login without a company email
A personal German-speaking Customer Success Manager
Shift planning, training courses, and a knowledge base as core modules
What decision-makers ask most often when comparing teamly and Bitrix24.
30 minutes, your industry, your real questions. Alexander, Maximilian or Michael listen first. If it fits, the demo with all your decision-makers comes next.