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Orbiz vs Bitrix24

Zohaib KhalidPrices checked 2 October 2026

Both charge per workspace rather than per user, which makes this the closest comparison on the page. Bitrix24 is $49 a month for five users or $99 for fifty, billed annually, and leads with a CRM, chat, sites and an online store. Orbiz has no user cap at any tier and leads with hiring, time and attendance, project profitability, an encrypted vault, screen recording and payroll. Choose Bitrix24 if the business is sales-led and wants a CRM at the centre; choose Orbiz if it is delivery-led and wants the people and the hours at the centre.

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Head to head

Orbiz against Bitrix24, row by row

Read from Bitrix24's own product and pricing pages. 3 rows are ones Orbiz loses; they are left in.

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Capability comparison of Orbiz and Bitrix24
	Orbiz	Bitrix24
How it is priced	One flat price per organisation, unlimited members, all ten tools	Basic: $49 a month billed annually ($69 monthly) for 5 users. Standard $99 / $144 for 50 users. Professional $199 / $289 for 100.
No per-user charge	Yes	Yes
No user cap on any plan¹	Yes	No
Separate database per customer	Yes	Not published
Hiring with a careers page on your own address²	Yes	Partly
Time tracking, attendance and leave	Yes	Yes
Project boards and sprints	Yes	Yes
Password vault encrypted in the browser	Yes	No
Screen recording with view analytics	Yes	No
Project profitability and retainer burn from tracked time	Yes	No
Payroll from timesheets	Yes	No
CRM with pipelines, payments and WhatsApp	No	Yes
Sites and online store builder	No	Yes
Chat and video calls built in	No	Yes
Connector for Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)³	Yes	Yes

¹Bitrix24 caps users per plan: 5, 50, 100, 250.
²Bitrix24 lists candidate pipelines; no careers page is described.
³Bitrix24 documents an MCP server for tasks and CRM (helpdesk.bitrix24.com, read 2026-10-04).

Vendor prices are US list prices in USD as published on each vendor's own pricing page on 2 October 2026, annual billing where the vendor offers it, without first-year promotions. Each product name links to that page. Vendors change prices; if a figure here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it. Orbiz prices are on the pricing page, one flat figure per organisation by headcount band.

In their own words

What each one is good at

Orbiz

Ten tools on one account model: one login, one set of roles, one database per organisation
Hiring, time and attendance, projects, files, passwords, screen recording, profitability, notes and payroll
A person entered once, in HRMS, and resolved by every other tool
One flat price per organisation with unlimited members

Every tool on the platform

Bitrix24

CRM with pipelines, payments, email and WhatsApp
Tasks and projects with kanban and Gantt
Chat, video calls and shared calendars
Sites and online stores
Sales and task automation with RPA on Professional
HR tools and time management on Professional

From Bitrix24's own pages. Best for: Sales-led small businesses that want a CRM first and the rest around it.

FAQ

Orbiz vs Bitrix24: what people ask

Both are flat-priced. What is the difference?

Bitrix24’s flat fee comes with a user cap per plan — five on Basic, fifty on Standard — so growth means a plan change. Orbiz has no cap: the flat price is set by your headcount band and a new member inside it never changes it. Both publish their prices; at 50 people Bitrix24 Standard is the cheaper of the two, at $99 a month against Orbiz’s $349.

Does Orbiz have a CRM or chat?

No. Orbiz has no CRM, no site builder and no chat; it runs the company rather than the sales pipeline. Bitrix24 does both, which is why it is the better fit for a sales-led team.

Does Bitrix24 do payroll or a password vault?

Its pricing and features pages describe HR tools and time management on the Professional plan, but no payroll engine and no password vault or screen recorder. Orbiz includes all three in every plan.

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