Daylite is a CRM and project management software designed for macOS, iPhone, and iPad. Its features include a calendar, email accounts, contact management, project tracking, and lead monitoring. In this article, we covered user reviews and pricing. Ready to try Daylite? Get a free trial.
What Daylite Does Well
Users who gave Daylite a positive review said that all of its features work perfectly together, which provides them with a holistic CRM experience. They also commended its sleek, clean, and easy-to-use interface.
“The interconnection among different items (contacts, emails, events, tasks, and projects) is excellent and has been a paradigm shift for my work. They make adjustments to the software frequently and seem to listen to their user community. All of the functions of the software work quite well.”
— Eric Grey
What Daylite Does Not Do Well
Users who gave Daylite a negative review complained about the program’s cloud accessibility and synchronization. They also suggested expanding its third-party integrations with more iOS apps.
“The cloud service is not quite well adopted. They still cater only to the Mac environment, and the inability to truly go to the cloud is affecting users that would like to evolve with the changing times.”
— Ujjwal Arya
Daylite Pricing
Daylite has three subscription options: Monthly ($29/user/month), Yearly ($24/user/month), and Loyalty ($22/user/month). The Loyalty Plan can only be purchased by users who were previously using the software in their private server (Daylite Self-Serve) and migrated to the cloud-hosted version. There are no differences between the features of all three plans.
| Plans | ($/User/Month) |
|---|---|
| Monthly | |
| Yearly | (or $24/user/month) |
| Loyalty | (or $22/user/month) |
*The Yearly and Loyalty plans are paid in full at the start of the billing cycle. Additional taxes may apply.
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Daylite Features
Check out the list below of some of Daylite’s features:
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Daylite FAQ
Is Daylite compatible with the latest Mac OS (macOS Mojave/macOS 10.14)?
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Popular Integrations
Here is a list of some of Daylite’s popular integrations:
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Klara Jönsson
Review SourceOrganic
The software integrates well with Apple Mail and makes it easy to archive emails into a centralized database for searching. The calendar and projects functions have been very useful in our organization.
MarketPlace focuses a large amount of it’s resources on improving and troubleshooting their cloud product and the self-serve product often does not get updated or patched for sometime after. Recently we have found two issues with syncing events between Apple’s Calendar app and the Calendar within Daylite. Both issues have been reported and both responses included that cloud based Daylite took precedence.
We use Daylite as a CRM, group calendar, and sales project environment. Collaboration and communication have definitely improved with the implementation of this software.
Review SourceOrganic
Ujjwal Arya
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The ability to customize reporting and functionality makes the application a strong contender for leading position for any mac user; specially if your organization does not prefers to use the cloud services. The contact sync feature for the self serve works flawlessly with smartphones.
The cloud service is not quite well adopted. They still cater only to Mac environment and the inability to truly go cloud is affecting users that would like to evolve with the changing times.
You need an app on every users machine to work on the data.. The cloud feature is only for syncing data and storing data on the cloud server, but not to run the app on the cloud.
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Eric Grey
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The interconnection among different items (contacts, emails, events, tasks, projects) is excellent and has been paradigm shifting for my work. They make adjustments to the software frequently, and seem to listen to their user community. All of the functions of the software work quite well.
I think any complaints I have are going to be addressed as the software matures. The sync can have issues – but honestly – it’s been pretty great. The mobile app needs additional refinement – and the oncoming connection between Mail.app & the app will be a great addition
I can’t think of anything off the top of my head.
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