Gong helps people and companies reach their potential. The Gong Revenue Intelligence Platform™ enables customer-facing teams to take advantage of their most valuable assets – customer interactions, which the Gong platform automatically captures and analyzes. Gong then delivers insights at scale, to empower revenue and go-to-market teams to determine the best actions for winning outcomes. The vendor boasts companies like Morningstar Inc., Paychex, LinkedIn,…
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Clari Copilot
Score 8.9 out of 10
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Clari Copilot helps revenue teams win revenue-critical moments. Clari Copilot’s conversation intelligence platform gives reps and managers tools to compete, spot revenue leak, and close deals. It offers: Real-time battlecards and monologue alerts, so reps can navigate objections with ease and learn from winning behavior. And managers can track rep performance…
Wingman has potential and provides integrations with other systems that we use. However, it's still a young company and has a lot of room for improvement in its features. Gong is software with outstanding quality, much stability, and great Customer Success service. We can not …
I have used Gong and it is fairly similar to Wingman but there is a huge difference in price point. Wingman saves our team a lot of money and makes a huge difference for a start-up like ourselves.
Gong does have some deeper functionalities from an analytics standpoint, but the cost per seat didn't make sense to use Gong. Wingman provides a great mix of value and functionality.
I have used Gong and ExecVision, I would say that those are on opposite ends of the spectrum of offering a full suite of call recording, coaching, and AI. Wingman is much more comparable to Gong and was so easy to onboard, integrate, and get up and running for our team's needs. …
We evaluated Gong and Chorus and we felt that each competitor had feature parity, meaning each of the competitors didn't have wildly different offerings. When it came down to our needs at the time, we really just needed a tool to help with a share of voice and rep training. We …
Wingman is much cheaper than Gong, but Gong appears to have stronger analysis tools. When customers ask us what is the extra person in our Zoom call, we just call it our "Gong" tool.
Gong is expensive but it has a lot better AI/Intelligence feature compared to Wingman. Wingman definitely does the job, is cheap, and also support is pretty amazing and I personally like Shruti a lot in terms of what she is doing in this space. Also, Wingman is in an Indian …
As I mentioned before, Wingman can be useful for companies in India (or in the region as a whole) that are starting to build onboarding and conversational intelligence processes. Moreover, if the company is not so big and doesn't have much budget to purchase foreign software …
We evaluated wingman, Gong and chorus. Settled on Wingman because of their features and then being cost effective as well. I've used Gong before in an earlier organization but would vouch for Wingman over Gong primarily because Gong is very expensive. Wingman provides the best …
We recommend wingman because it is more cost-effective and easy to use. It plugs right into Gmail and zoom so it's very easy to log in and out of. I recommend wingman because they have great support to help with any issues that come up while using the platform which is a great …
Wingman, from what we could tell, has very similar functionality to both of these tools but at a much lower price point. It's a newer startup coming out of YC, but so far, the user experience and customer support have been excellent. Any functionality that it's missing has not …
Wingman is a really close competitor to both Chorus and Gong. The fact that it is way cheaper should appeal to orgs that want to invest in this area for the first time. Features are more or less the same but Wingman could certainly make the UI more interactive and user-friendly.
We chose Wingman to start because they didn't have a seat minimum and they were more affordable. Once we started using the tool, I actually really enjoyed the UI and overview of each deal. Great integrations as well for what we need.
Never used gong much, but wingman was better in aspects of topics and cue card functionality. Pricing is good for Small and mid-sized organizations. is usable across different meeting platforms Easy to set up and explore. The dashboard is easy to create and customize. Game …
Appropriate when: There's some kind of repetition and success formula that you're trying to find out. You have a big team, and you're trying to find something that works. Then gong will be helpful. In my experience, B2B SaaS will almost always benefit from it. Less well suited when: You're making big deals over a small number of very specific clients. I worked for a little bit in government and oil&gas deals, and everything in each deal varies wildly - can't see gong being that big of a help here.
Wingman would be well suited for any organisation with more than 5+ reps in their sales team. Recording all the demo calls will create a playbook which will help the reps learn from each other and also to ramp up new reps with how to conduct the demo and discovery calls
Call recording: you can see a transcript and also set-up trackers for keywords like competitor names being mentioned.
Active conversations in accounts: I get email reports on all active conversations that have happened with Gong so I can see across the Global team what meetings the team are having and make sure we are coordinated on large strategic accounts.
Call sharing/collaboration: the native integration with Slack means I can tag and talk to my team about calls via slack messages, and then the conversation will still appear in Gong and vice versa. This helps my team receive feedback where they are working and removes the need to check Gong to see if there is feedback there. This helps reduce tech fatigue.
I think it's very easy to use and navigate. Occasionally, I find something things harder to find or I am unsure of their meaning. The Gong support team though are excellent and will quickly help with answers or jump on a call to review where you are at. Generally, an easy to use tool.
Super user friendly tool! There are some features that I think might be improved over time, like navigation assistance or tutorials, and quick tips, like how to ensure calls always get recorded, how to add Wingman to calls last-minute, or how to use their playlist feature Game Tapes, but those are nice to haves, not need to haves.
I give them a 10 because, I have been using Gong for over a year now and have never had issues or concerns go un resolved in a day or two. Their communication is impeccable and their tech support is very hands on and prompt
The Gong video library is much easier to navigate. I like that everything is saved in one place that I can navigate instead of separate video files that I have to download. I also think it's really cool that our whole company can access and watch each other's meetings and videos. I sometimes watch videos of customer calls with the sales team when an account is being passed to me to get a better idea of what they've already discussed with our teams, and I'll watch calls where coworkers have discussed similar topics to what I'm working on to train myself on different subject areas. I enjoy how Gong promotes greater transparency within the company and greater collaboration between teams as a result.
As I mentioned before, Wingman can be useful for companies in India (or in the region as a whole) that are starting to build onboarding and conversational intelligence processes. Moreover, if the company is not so big and doesn't have much budget to purchase foreign software and doesn't need to integrate with a bunch of other platforms. On the other hand, Gong offers superior quality and seamless integration with Zoom and Salesforce.