HubSpot’s CRM enables growth-minded businesses to optimize their relationships with leads and customers. Through harnessing the power of carefully crafted sales, marketing, customer service, content management, and operations tools, the software aims to make it easy to unify team strategy and drive conversion. Additionally, the software allows users to connect with over 875 integration apps, APIs, and solutions partners to create a customizable user experience that suits the way teams work.…
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Insightly
Score 8.6 out of 10
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Insightly is presented as a modern, affordable CRM that is easy to use, simple to customize, and that scales with companies as they grow, designed to solve common pain points that legacy CRMs can't. Available in any vertical, Insightly CRM customers can add companion products for marketing automation, customer service, and integrations in the same platform. Insightly has more than a million users worldwide.
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Salesforce Sales Cloud
Score 8.4 out of 10
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Salesforce Sales Cloud is a platform for sales with a community of Sellers, Sales Leaders, and Sales Operations, who use the solution to grow sales and increase productivity. The AI CRM for Sales features data built right in, so that companies can sell faster, sell smarter and sell efficiently. Salesforce Sales Cloud is used for, and supports: Buyer Engagement Sales Engagement Enablement Sales AI Sales Analytics Team…
HubSpot works for our sales teams needs and is easier to use than Salesforce. I like the scheduling, lists and tasking at HubSpot more than pipeline deals
HubSpot is much more intuitive. My learning curve for HubSpot was significantly less than for Salesforce, which allowed me to jump into things at a much quicker rate. Thus leading me to be a more proactive and productive member of the team in more ways than I was able with Sales…
Salesforce required extensive training classes for all users before being given a login. Also, the information needed to create customers was not wholly relevant to our business, so there were times when answers had to be populated with default information, and so that would be …
I was not a part of the initial selection process of HubSpot, but I will say that I'm glad we use HubSpot instead of Salesforce. The primary driving force for this is that HubSpot's base level layout if far more intuitive that that of Salesforce, and overall it seems like a …
Asana's primary focus is on project management so it was more attuned to help with our task tracking and team collaboration. Since Salesforce caters to more complex enterprise needs and extensive customization and integration capabilities, and was just more than what we needed. …
The biggest and most notable reason for using HubSpot was price. We don't have a big budget so this was a viable option for us to use for our new and growing sales department. I had used HubSpot previously for a brief time and thought it was a good CRM but liked Salesforce …
Zendesk is not a proper CRM and is not fit for purpose. It is for managing tickets from a Customer Service perspective. Salesforce is probably more powerful than Hubspot, especially from a reporting perspective, but it is less user-friendly, clunkier, and more suitable for …
Blows it away. Way more user-friendly and SIGNIFICANTLY easier to learn with resources that don't cost an arm and a leg, which means more of our team can use it to its full capacity.
HubSpot CRM is better for smaller organizations, which I work for. I believe HubSpot CRM is the champion in the small to medium sized business segment. There are, of course, some limitations to the tool that I mentioned earlier in this review. However, overall, I believe that …
I find HubSpot user friendly but it needs to focus more on the little details that are important to marketing for collection of data and engagement rather than 3rd parties they should implement more features into their own platform. Selected HS as it is a CRM I am familiar …
HubSpot is one of the best tools and been using this tool for almost 5 years now so it is very easy for me to navigate given that I have experiences in its features and stuff and made me easier to use HubSpot as one of our CRMs up until now
HubSpot was a better option for us based on pricing and capabilities. We needed a more marketing-focused CRM and HubSpot has allowed us to do just that. HubSpot has all of the options we need to increase our business and has been a solid ROI thus far after three years of using …
Insightly can stand on the same line with these other powerful crms. I selected insightly because they are a great value CRM with all the features from the big competition in terms of customisation. They are a powerful software that keeps up with the Joneses but does it at a …
Salesforce was always confusing to use, and quite a mess. Companies that I worked at in the past had to invest a significant amount of time creating a Salesforce portal or skin to actually make it usable by the sales representatives. Even then, integration was always a bit …
i think insightly is more user friendly and more interactive in many areas that surpass the competition, My Salesforce lacked adequate training to be able to give a concise comment of the inner workings of the program. So it would unfair to have full comparisons , but insightly …
Ultimately, I selected Insightly due to its ease of use and customizable platform. While very similar to Salesforce, I found the process to be a bit more streamlined when it comes to adding custom objects and fields. Insightly's layouts were simple and could be easily adopted …
Insightly offers a unique experience and that was exactly what we were looking for.
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Chose Insightly
Insightly falls behind both of these. Salesforce does way more and integrates with way more other platforms. But it sits next to them in an "out of date" user experience. Hubspot does less than Insightly in general but what it does do is plenty and all of what Hubspot does is a …
Insightly is a better organized, user-friendly, and mobile-friendly software. While it may be pricier than competitors, it makes up for it by saving the team time and confusion in the process. Our team has been more successful with the navigation of this software which has led …
Insightly ranks towards the top for ease of use and that is very important, as we add new team members. Sage is a little dated and clunky, and I find Salesforce to not be intuitive at all and extremely clunky, and if an error is made it is impossible to understand what it is …
For me, Insightly works for the Basic price point subscription (lucky to have been on this subscription level before they closed it to new customers). Also, like the Gmail interface and the ability to manage both sales and projects.
For most users Insightly will be comparable to Salesforce. Salesforce has some high end functionality Insightly won't have, but for the basics it has it all. Salesforce has way better email integration into Gmail, but I actually find the Insightly interface a little more …
I found Insightly much easier to use than Salesforce or Zoho. I used Salesforce with a prior organization and I did not find it intuitive like Insightly is. It also took quite a while to create and sort opportunities. I found Zoho to be a little more cumbersome and not as easy …
We selected Insightly because of the price. After a year we migrated to Freshsales because it gives us all the features we need for inbound and outbound (workflows for tasks, email campaigns, auto-assignation, integration with a phone provider, integration with multiple apps …
Insightly is much more efficient and user-friendly than their competition. From the back end, Salesforce can be tough when it comes to putting integration that causes it to freeze or require to be refreshed. While this is a concern with Insightly, from my experience it happens …
Insightly was a cheaper solution and had easier adoption of the end users. Ease of use and desire to use the product provided a positive user expereince which in turn encouraged useage.
Insightly was selected for its ease of use and wealth of integrations. Additionally, its pricing was a lot more favorable than some of its competitors. Overall, I think that Insightly is better suited for smaller teams.
It's cheaper than Salesforce CRM. Much better and quick. My business has begun to expand and I can see that it quickens up the processes. It's worth experimenting with just to check whether its a fit with your organization, as the cost is kind of reasonable. Its the cheapest in …
Insightly offer a service that integrates customer relationship with project management in mobile and social platforms. other reason is that Insightly has a good selection of pricing tiers to cater just what your organization and system requires. A free 14-day trial is …
In the past we have used monday.com, which was better suited for a project management tool rather than a fully customizable CRM tool. We considered other options like Microsoft Dynamics 365, and HubSpot CRM, but ultimately decided to go with the best. HubSpot CRM's user …
I wasn't involved in the decision to choose [Salesforce.com] but I know that in at least one of the organizations I worked in that chose it, the analytics and reporting functionality it provides a large sales organization are second to none. It also allows for a wide variety …
Salesforce Sales cloud is well integrated with a lot of other marketing and sales technology SAAS products that we use within our business, which is a big part of why I enjoy using it. Compared to NetSuite, it is a lot more user friendly, a modern platform that provides better …
It was a no-brainer: Salesforce was the number 1 option. SF was by far the clear winner from the beginning, with the CEO having used it in a prior organization, his development knowledge, and knowing that it is the best product on the market, we only evaluated a second option …
Hubspot isn't a huge amount cheaper and the customisability is a lot more limited. As a bespoke manufacturer, who is keen on efficiency, having a CRM we can really tailor to our needs makes a big difference.
We also tried Prospectsofts CRM but this has very limited customisation …
Costly, larger time to market / value time, difficult and complex to set up and customize. But if you want highly customizable CRM and don´t care about user experience within a super large company Salesforce does the job well and the costs could be optimized as a larger …
The thing that puts Sales Cloud above the top is its simple user interface, which is easy to interact with. The visuals and automation are also quite amazing. Given its attention to data and customer relationship management, Sales Cloud is tough to beat. Of course, Microsoft …
Salesforce provides a wide variety of options that you can customize and tailor-fit to the process you want for your business to run. Also, we're using the comms tool Slack, which is now owned by Salesforce, which helps us monitor the business's movements even if we're not on a …
Sr Sales Development Representative - Education & Government
Chose Salesforce Sales Cloud
Salesforce is a much more robust platform and is better suited for larger sales teams. There are better forecasting capabilities for different verticals of sales teams, so you can gain better insights from the data. Salesforce Cloud could be used by smaller organizations, but I …
Briefly used in peripheral nature as part of a call campaign from another company. They utilized it to manage the leads they were sending but I put the info into sales force which we used. Could not use a feed as we have the basic version that does not support integration.
Hubspot if great for that SMB company, but it just has so many limitations for enterprises as compared to Sales Cloud. It is very rare that you "can't" do something in Salesforce, which is why I always prefer it over any other CRM.
There are always pros and cons, but SF is a leader for a reason. I would argue Salesloft is the best cadencing tool out there though. Much of it comes down to support. Sadly, when companies grow their support often suffers.
HubSpot, Zoho, and Freshworks are options that we have considered in the past over Salesforce. The reason we haven't pulled the trigger on another CRM is due to the time investment to really know how a different system could work for us and because of how much information and …
I've used simpler CRMs such as Copper and Hubspot in my past. Hubspot is a pretty straightforward CRM, but it's ability to be customized is nowhere near Salesforce.com. Copper (formerly Prosperworks) was a nicely designed CRM, but it is know as the "CRM for G-Suite". Now, in my …
Salesforce is just better... It's so nice working for a company that uses Salesforce well. It doesn't come cheap, but it's well worth it. HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics are pretty solid, but HubSpot is very basic and Dynamics just didn't work very well and requires a ton of …
Salesforce is more widely used in comparison to Zoho, pipeliner, net suite and other CRMs and therefore it is easier to find skilled people to work on it unlike others.
These CRMs are good, but Salesforce.com has become a standard in the industry for its robust integrations and power within all parts that entail a CRM. I would definitely recommend HubSpot or Zoho for smaller businesses.
I like Salesforce.com because of the familiarity. It has …
We actually first utilized SalesForce and then integrated Hubspot as part of our process. The Sales Team really loved SalesForce, but mostly because they came to know how to utilize it. However, within the marketing team, we found that Hubspot met our more direct marketing …
The biggest advantage with Salesforce is likely the biggest detractor as well. It is largely a blank slate. The system is not customized to any one business or industry out of the box. You have to design everything - which is great if you are looking for a highly customized …