Klue vs. Seamless.AI

If you're in a space with more than 1 or 2 competitors, you need Klue to help you keep track of them. Otherwise, you'll be spending too much energy doing that and you'll be likely to miss important information. It makes light work out of keeping battle cards up to date, relevant, and accessible for your sales team.

Well Suited:

1. Studying TAM: And landing at your ICP to target from a business development standpoint
2. Lead Enrichment: Seamless can do it faster than most of the other tools
3. Tracking Job Changes: They've added this new functionality recently, given the fact how important it is

Not Well Suited:

1. Buyer Intent Data: Platforms like G2 and ZoomInfo are pretty good at providing buyer intent signals which is not there in seamless
2. Extensive Search Capabilities: Search is not as powerful as LinkedIn Sales Nav or ZoomInfo

Incentivized

• Battlecards
• competitive intelligence
• email updates

Incentivized

• Very easy to use LinkedIn extension
• find business email address
• One-click sync with our CRM

Incentivized

• Doesn't currently capture reviews (like this one).
• Battle card templates are limited.
• Push alerts when changes occur on tracked pages.

• Out dated email addresses
• Poor customer service

Owler's email updates are slightly stronger

Incentivized

Great product and great people but I am still scared and scared of giving my credit card because of my experience with Seamless scammers.

• Helped navigate competitive sales opportunities and deflect objections while laying landmines of our own.
• Given our deal size, the payback/ROI is virtually instant.
• The entire company is more in tune with the competitive landscape.

• Scaling Outbound: Seamless has obviously helped us in the past when it comes to scaling our outbound function. List of contacts and leads can be uploaded in bulk and this is extremely useful in outbounding.
• User Friendly: Onboarding the team on Seamless was quite easy. Did not, like its competitors, make the browser hand. Has most integrations with major CRMs available.
• Light on the Pocket: Usually the case with growing teams, as it is not as expensive as its direct competitors. Though the quality of lead data information might be compromised by a certain percentage.

Incentivized