HubSpot CRM vs Oncontact

It's definitely easier to use than Salesforce. It's especially great for us in the SMB market. In my opinion, it would be nice if we were able to call out to international prospects and text them as well. The SalesMessage plugin doesn't allow for that.

Oncontact is an excellent software/service, and it covers a tremendous breadth of usage scenarios. The customization means that customers can adapt it as they see fit. About the only place where I don't see it as a great fit is in minimal implementations. A lot is going on, and using it for small tasks isn't the best use of the software.

• The sales funnel is one of my favorites in the entire industry.
• Their task managing system truly helps Account Executives be on top of every lead and opportunity without dropping the ball.
• The data tracking for KPI truly helps our team set goals and improve weekly.
• The e-mail sequences are top tier as well.

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• Price Point: Pricey Expense for Company.
• A lot of new features are being rolled out, but intuitive additions always take 1-3 years to add on. I Recently added rescheduling/cancel to Meetings, but contacts are unable to optionally provide why they canceled/rescheduled.

• Customization could be easier. Just about anything is possible, but the learning curve is steep.
• More focus on mass loading

Because it's integrated with HubSpot marketing platform, which is indispensable, and works simply and seamlessly with the marketing platform. The CRM is intuitive, never a time burden, and makes doing business development work a whole lot easier and enjoyable. I think at this point it's safe and fair to say we would be somewhat lost without the CRM.

The company has been using Oncontact for some time now. Many of the business processes require the use of a CRM software package. It helps solve some pretty serious problems, and overall the cost is very justified. Also, the developer is very good at keeping it up to date and introducing new functionality.

HubSpot functions great and has never had any issues. Support is great and is always ready to help solve any problems or questions you have. We love to create workflows for processes and manage new leads, which makes our life so much easier!

Because when I needed help HubSpot responded immediately and provided me with the information I needed which enabled me to realize that HubSpot was even more customizable and easier to use than I thought! And I already thought HubSpot was very user friendly and easy to use, and then Support showed me how to manipulate the settings, columns and the appearance of the tool.

If you've had any prior experience with cloud based marketing automation or group communication tools, you can do the implementation without paid outside support. Though getting to a SLA (service level agreement) would be best achieved with the help of a third party who can facilitate

I have to admit that I prefer Salesloft, but I do think HS can be better. SL is very simple and gives me everything I need. However, in the future, I would definitely lean toward HS as it has more capabilities. I just need the integration and onboarding to be more seamless before I commit long-term.

• Oncontact provided many, but not all of the features of Salesforce.com. However, the complexity and cost involved in Salesforce.com was an overriding factor for us to use Oncontact. Not just the initial and licensing fee, but it seemed that just about everything we wanted to do involved consultants or more work or licensing. Oncontact was easier to implement out of the box, even when we did need to make customizations.
• We looked at Microsoft 365 Business, and while it was comparable in price for the initial cost, the integration with our other software systems was not built-in, so we did not pursue it very much.

• HubSpot has allowed us to Sunset our internal CRM which was running at a great time and opportunity cost for our dev team.
• HubSpot brought our two distinct sales teams together onto common performance & activity metrics.
• HubSpot reports have replaced our former self-written shareholder sales reports, now being sent.

• Don't know, I only use occasionally