Grow.com Reviews

Grow doesn't have as many advanced analytics features and other capabilities as some other 'dashboard' platforms on the market. Simply, if you want a tool for internal use only that has high-level analytics capabilities (regressions, completely custom visualizations, modeling), Grow probably isn't the platform for you. To put it another way, if you have a team of data engineers and scientists doing complex analysis, Grow might not make the most sense.
However, if you understand the value of data/visualization/dashboards, but lack some of those skillsets in your company, Grow might be the perfect fit. Not only is it incredibly scalable and reasonably priced compared to other market solutions, but their transform capabilities really stand out. They have many native data transformations that mimic SQL coding of a dataset, without requiring any knowledge of SQL. They've converted these transformations to easy-to-use tools in the platform, which are perfect for the less-technical user.

Google Analytics only shows one side of the story. With Grow.com we are able to look at data from many angles.

Tableau and Klipfolio are both great options and we considered others but ultimately Grow had the best combination of pricing, report customization, and support that we were looking for. At one point, when we were only using Grow with our Sales Team, we thought about moving away to another BI tool, but when we really looked at Grow we realized it was a great fit for multiple departments within our business while other tools seemed more suited for just one area or another.

I've used all three products listed, and Salesforce really lacks even with their own reports. We started using Grow almost exclusively for displaying and visualizing Salesforce data. At a previous company, we used Geckoboard, which I would consider more of a direct competitor. It was a solid product, but I feel like Grow has more ease of integration and is flat out better looking with their visualizations, and seems to have more customizability. We used to use Domo at my current place, and while we really liked it, but we weren't using it's full BI capabilities and needed something simpler for our business unit to quickly and easily display our KPIs.

Grow.com has the easiest to use UI/UX out of the other business intelligence tools that I have used. It is a little more intuitive and takes less knowledge of SQL to really get what you want. The pre-built metrics really help to get up and going right out of the box, where others take more time setting up and getting to a point where you can glean any type of useful data points.

I initially selected Grow because it was integrated with our CRM (ProsperWorks) and allowed me to use SQL to query that data. I've stuck with it because it supports many of the other data sources we are interested in pulling data from and gives us a lot of flexibility in doing so.

I think Grow stacks up really well, and to be honest, we have not done a deep dive into competitors.

Grow is the first product of this type which I have utilized at any significant level.

We needed a tool that had more connections than Don King. And that tool is Grow.

When I looked at other solutions I found that the setup costs would have been tens of thousands of dollars. With Grow I can do it myself.

Geckoboard and hacking it together with Google Sheets. Neither let's you do as much and neither is as pretty.

Blew the doors off in terms of simplicity and support when getting started.

We've used several Google Docs as our own dashboarding platform. Integration was ok but not nearly as clean as grow. Implementation was slightly easier if you were familiar with Excel though.

We chose Grow because of how economical it was in comparison. It was a great decision because we got what we needed and didn't have to pay even close to what we would have with other companies.

We looked at quite a few different providers (I honestly cannot recall the names) but ended up utilizing Grow based upon initial conversations.

Before Grow we chose iCharts and developed all charts in iCharts. But it is very difficult to develop charts in iCharts and also we cannot display those charts on TV monitors continuously. That is when we looked into Grow and we have been using Grow since then.