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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While selecting the best CRM we have evaluated 2 CRMs, one is Zoho CRM and the second is HubSpot, and we have selected HubSpot CRM because of 2 things, it's easy to use and it gets fit into the budget of most of the companies.
HubSpot CRM seemed way simpler and cleaner than zoho and salesforce CRM, which needed more setup and felt bilkier for daily use. Pipedrive was decent for tracking pipelines, HubSpot offered better e-mail logging, task management, and a more seamless workflow overall. I chose …
HubSpot CRM feels more economical that Salesforce, but both products have the same issue of seemingly requiring a full time person (or people) to set up and maintain the CRM. Both platforms are very powerful but end up being a major draw on resources to build team patterns to …
We used to use Outreach but we stopped because it wasn't as robust as HubSpot CRM. It also wasn't as easy to use. We couldn't store any client data in Outreach because it wasn't made for that. It also didn't integrate well with HubSpot CRM. So we got rid of it and I'm so glad …
At the end of the day, we realized we weren't going to make a change. It would be a massive lift right now to make a change to a totally new system. I like what Pipedrive offered, but the effort to actually make the change is not worth it to us.
Much simpler to set up (vs Salesforce) and much more usable than Zoho. We switched from HubSpot -> Zoho because Zoho was way cheaper, but you get what you pay for(!) and so we recently switched back to HubSpot. Everyone is very happy!
Velocify only sends automated emails so being able to send custom ones is really nice. Velocifys call and record feature was much better than HubSpot CRM. HubSpot CRM cannot show a different caller ID than the one it calls which velocity can do. It would be nice to have to ring …
Free starter package and easy set-up. The first task was to set up a lead pipeline. After I discovered many more features, such as a ticket system, chatbot, and email sending in HubSpot, our team is using them on a daily basis.
HubSpot+Salesforce is the most reliable and efficient combination I’ve ever used in a sales and marketing position. They complement each other perfectly, and I have nothing bad to say about it. And, thinking only about HubSpot, it’s quite friendly, which is really a stand-up …
I like Hubspot as a way to track emails to cold prospects, conversations with prospects/clients, tracking opportunities, etc. Like I shared, the ramp up period isn't long and it's a nice way to stay organized when new members are joining on to ensure organization for team …
Our team and senior managers deemed these products worth reviewing and requested that every team assess them, enabling our company to make an informed decision about the software to purchase. Everybody checked, and a survey was conducted among all those employees. We received …
Our company was using Zoho CRM earlier but when our company started growing and started having so many clients. It was not that much smooth for our operations that is why we switched to HubSpot CRM and we are really happy until now with its performance and operations. So, I …
I tested Microsoft Dynamics. Microsoft Dynamics was powerful but felt heavy and complex for our needs. Freshsales had good AI tools but lacked our needed integrations. easy start, built-in email tracking, and clear deal stages without building everything from scratch. HubSpot …
We tried other product Zoho CRM before using HubSpot CRM. Zoho CRM was too hard for our team to learn, and didn’t work well with our other tools. HubSpot CRM is easier to use and fits better with what we need every day. It helps our team work faster and keeps all customer …
We did analyze the Salesforce CRM analytics for our team, but all of our team members are not technical people, so they were having issues using it. So we decided to go with HubSpot CRM because our non-tech team was fine with it as well, and they were really happy with its …
My team was using Pipeline earlier, but that was not working according to our expectations, and our users were increasing, and Pipedrive was not able to handle that kind of number, so we switched to HubSpot CRM, and it has met our expectations as it is handling a very large …
Our team did use Zoho CRM in the past, and it was a user-friendly tool. It was cost-effective as well. However, we later decided to go with HubSpot CRM because it offered us some valuable features. Zoho CRM was not compatible or easy to use with our existing tools. However, …
I found that HubSpot CRM is the go to CRM solution on the market for sales.
I have tried other CRMs which I often found were lacking features meaning you couldn't do half the things you wanted to, or they were on the other end of the spectrum where they were too specialised in …
I've used SharePoint a lot. We've used a handful of other bespoke previous, like jula based clients for talking to customers, Jula based platform, some other open source ones, but most of the companies I work for already have a footprint in Salesforce, so it's usually the, …
This fits into the mold with the other Salesforce services. Once you get used to the suite and the nuances of each platform, things become easy. Just read any documentation first, as jumping in will only get you so far, and the more connections with the other apps, the more …
Hubspot CSM is a bit easier to use, but not as strong for bigger markets like enterprise. Also, it's a bit annoying having to log into different platforms. Being able to do everything directly in Salesforce is pretty nice.
We have always been a Salesforce shop, but have grown with the App Cloud platform as it's evolved. We eventually moved to lightning based on the streamlined interface and increased ease of use for our employees. So far we are happy with the results. Would definitely recommend …
Salesforce, while more expensive, provides faster support, higher scalability options, and an increased opportunity to change any details whether it's about user permissions management, custom field or object creation, or an integration of another application. What really sets …
We were previously using an older version prior to it becoming Salesforce Lightning Platform so we were well adverse on the advantages of using a CRM, to begin with. It made sense to convert to Salesforce Lightning Platform after we were given a free trial of the platform. …
I think Salesforce has the most powerful developer engine - I have yet to need a module that I couldn't create (maybe with help). I probably could have made the others work but Salesforce, in my opinion, made it the easiest. Salesforce is reliable and established as well so …
I would love to switch back to Service Cloud as it was much, much more intuitive and fast. I would even take Salesforce Classic over Lightning. It at least wasn't this slow.
I used a program formerly known as "CP." I considered it somewhat outdated, and it does not have any of the modern features that the Salesforce Lightning Platform (formerly Salesforce App Cloud) has. I consider the Salesforce Lightning Platform (formerly Salesforce App Cloud) …
I use both. SF is the constant through the organization and I receive leads into SF and pass on opportunities through SF. SL is better for internal processes within business dev.
Salesforce is the premeire product. Period. The others are cheaper and less capable, they may fulfill your organisation's needs but you will always be looking at Salesforce with wishful eyes. If you are a company that needs to bootstrap then spend the time to evaluate your …
Microsoft is pretty limited in functionality compared to Salesforce. Most folks coming into your organization are going to have some level of Salesforce experience but will most likely not have experience with Dynamics. Dynamics doesn't connect as well to other platforms.
I believe the only reason we didn't choose Monday.com is because we're just a bit bigger (company size- 75 people) than what Monday.com handles. We also are in San Francisco, and Salesforce pretty much owns this entire city. I was also not part of the selection process of the …
There is a reason why the Salesforce Lightning Platform is the market leader for all things related to customer relationship management. While Close is somewhat user-friendly, it pales in comparison to all the features, bells, and whistles that the Salesforce Lightning Platform …
We originally used spreadsheets when we first started. That worked fine until we started growing by over 100% year over year. We were able to upload all of our previous accounts in Salesforce Classic once it was called for. However, Salesforce Classic soon became redundant and …
We needed a product that would allow for easy and dynamic reports for potential and new clients. Account Managers use other products as well to monitor the client's success and Salesforce allows for seamless integration to other platforms. This serves as a one-stop-shop for all …
We currently use the two together, along with Hubspot sales. Salesforce is our primary CRM and where we track and manage account and contact information. Salesforce is much more flexible and intuitive - everything is where you would expect it to be. Hubspot reporting is …
I think that the Lightning platform is not as clean and doesn't integrate that well. Whenever I was logged out, it was such a treck to have to log back in and I never actually knew if my activity was being saved or actually being tracked. Personally, Lightning is not my …
Close and Salesforce are two very different beasts. Close is much more user friendly but lacks the ability to serve complex infrastructures and hierarchies provided by Salesforce. Close is much simpler and faster--great for high volume but will not provide you with rich, …
Salesforce App Cloud provides a very easy way for you to install apps as well as deploy your own apps. You are, however, limited to the Salesforce marketplace and the requirements that they have for apps to be published in their marketplace. Even so, it's still fairly easy to …
We haven't used anything exactly like Salesforce App Cloud, but in the end we decided to use our own development environment/process and deploy via Heroku. Therefore, I can't speak to how App Cloud compares to other more integrated solutions, but for our needs it was easier to …
Most of our clients are either government institutions or Education sector clients, such as universities, colleges, Coaching Institutes, and Competitive boards. We store their data in a single place. That means we can keep our one client's data in one place without any confusion. Our data is always clear and understandable while it is in HubSpot CRM.
Salesforce CMS is well suited for those companies which are already using Salesforce. If you want to provide personalized content according to individual customer. If you want to share the content across multiple channels. Salesforce CMS is not typically suited for companies not using salesforce. Simple blogging does not require a Salesforce CMS.
The ability to create marketing campaigns and have control over when to stop and when to send the next according to your cadence design is excellent. However the ability to see the performance and the history for each prospect is so simple and so accessible - I kicked myself for not getting it sooner.
Having one place to create companies and contacts as well as score leads and track all contract products means we don't have to miss any renewals.
The Deal tracker gives us the ability to track multiple pipelines as well as team and individual metrics like average sale, percentage of goal, contribution to team effort which when mixed with an activity tracker means the team stays lean and mean to crush all goals.
The real time chat feature means prospects can navigate to our landing page for info about us, levels of product availability, pricing and begin a quick chat with members of the sales and support team.
Intel features along with lead scoring, SEO integration, podcasts and white papers all combine to be the most comprehensive CRM you could need.
Reporting and Dashboards are thorough and can show a wealth of important data to inform and scale processes. It's helpful in a high volume sales cycle to be able to quickly identify weak points in performance and productivity so that adjustments can be made.
Highly customizable. We are able to customize just about everything which allows us to track very specific things and in theory create better efficiency.
Parent/Child account hierarchy exists which is helpful.
Contact records can be associated with multiple accounts and opportunities. This, in theory, should minimize duplicates and mismanagement of contacts.
Console helps a lot with data nesting. Having a fairly comprehensive look at an account without searching through various tabs and sections speeds up an otherwise cumbersome platform.
To be honest there are some barriers due to which we are unable to use Hubspot at it's full potentials. The region that we work in has some restrictions that don't allow us to make calls or text which leaves us to just Email to the client.
Once you are set up with HubSpot CRM, it becomes difficult to use any other tool, as it integrates you into the workflow and makes it a habit to log in to HubSpot to identify tasks for the day. The overall ease of use is also a brilliant factor in using HubSpot. They push you towards deal closure and revenue generation.
It's very good, but it's still living in a little bit in an older design aspect, but I think a lot of it is about to come out, just hasn't quite gotten there yet. Still a little clunky from a you have to know it to know it or you know it to use it. It takes a little bit of training to get into it. It's not quite the, anybody can come in and start using it immediately, type feel.
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.
Salesforce's support is top-notch. They have subject-matter experts that are accessible at all times to address needs as they come up. They let you know in advance when there are system updates and enhancements so that you are prepared for upcoming changes. I've never had an issue that wasn't addressed immediately when reaching out for support.
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
Our team and senior managers deemed these products worth reviewing and requested that every team assess them, enabling our company to make an informed decision about the software to purchase. Everybody checked, and a survey was conducted among all those employees. We received the most votes for HubSpot CRM, as most employees preferred it.
This fits into the mold with the other Salesforce services. Once you get used to the suite and the nuances of each platform, things become easy. Just read any documentation first, as jumping in will only get you so far, and the more connections with the other apps, the more complex it gets.
Gave a ton of visibility into user and sales funnel.
Able to get back to new signups or inbound leads much faster, sometimes within minutes. We have a Slack integration that's super helpful.
Saved hours each week that were earlier spent digging through emails or spreadsheets for context; meetings are a lot shorter because it is super easy to go through the created reports.