Clutch vs. Peerspot

Clutch is well suited to a new company that is not very established. The site provides you with a way to be seen, a trusted backlink and a bit of traffic to your site. I think Clutch works well for larger companies who provide a very clear service, but not so well for more creative or custom companies.

Incentivized

PeerSpot is well suited for organizations looking to get in-depth reviews from their customers/users. The phone interviews are a great way for the interviewer to dig deeper and pull more info than the reviewer may post on their own.

Incentivized

• Top of Google search results for important keywords
• Provides space for detailed information about your company for the viewer
• Allows you to gather reviews from clients in a public space

Incentivized

• Thorough outreach to collect reviews.
• In-depth phone interview which may pull more info that web forms.
• Good customer support.

Incentivized

• We have yet to win any new clients from our page on Clutch
• There is not much differentiation between companies, more categories would be better
• It would be nice to be able to customise our listing more to suit our brand and style

Incentivized

• Missing an easier-to-collect method, e.g., web forms for those who don't want to speak on the phone.
• Quote finder web browser extension.

Incentivized

Gartner Peer Insights is extremely complicated and frustrating to set up and maintain a product page. Requiring every change to be validated is time-consuming and often feels like a black box where requests gets denied, even when backed up with evidence.

Incentivized

• We have yet to win any business via Clutch
• We worry that our listing on Clutch may put off potential clients as they group us together with other companies that are not that similar
• We are helped by the trusted backlink and small amount of traffic to boost our web vitals

Incentivized

• Increased awareness of our company through SEO.
• Added content to our sales enablement content library.

Incentivized