Crowdfire does have a free version, but it’s sadly quite limited. For instance, it doesn’t include more sophisticated features such as competitor analysis or social listening. It’s, however, good for testing the core capabilities that it offers. If you want to use Crowdfire’s real capacity, it’s better to sign up for one of its subscription plans. The good news is that the prices of their paid plans are reasonable when you compare it to most similar software solutions.