SharpSpring

VS

Salesforce

Screenshot

Pricing

For 2.5k contacts	$600 / month
For 10k contacts	$600 / month
For 25k contacts	Contact sales
For 100k contacts	Contact sales
Full feature pricing	$400 / month
Starting price	$400 / month
Setup fee	$1,800
Starting # of users	1 User
Cost per extra user	Free
Refund policy	No refunds
Free demo

Rating

Overall rating
Ease of use
Value for money
Form templates
Customer support

   

Features

Lead scoring
Lead segmentation
Web activity tracking
SMS marketing
Personalize web content
Predicitve analytics
Bi-directional CRM syncing
Event management
Create invoices
Create quotes
Split testing
Create membership sites
Bulk social media posting
Sales reports
Real-time sales alerts
Mobile app
Social CRM

Integrations

Leadformly integration
Outlook integration
Gmail integration
Salesforce integration
SAP integration
Oracle integration
Netsuite integration
SugarCRM integration
Microsoft Dynamics integration
Zapier integration
# of integrations	1000+

General information

Alternatives

ActiveCampaign

SharpSpring VS. ActiveCampaign

Drip

SharpSpring VS. Drip

WishPond

SharpSpring VS. WishPond

About SharpSpring

SharpSpring is a cloud-based marketing automation provider offering a next-generation marketing automation solution rivaling the industries top platforms in terms of features, functionality and performance. SharpSpring is one of the most flexible platforms on the market, offering native or 3rd party CRM integration, fully integrated call tracking, universal CMS compatibility, in addition to integration with hundreds of applications. With SharpSpring, see every lead that comes in, whether by phone or form, and compare all data side by side to get a full picture of end-to-end ROI. SharpSpring also offers unlimited support, and a super-responsive development team, and rock-solid email deliverability. SharpSpring is usually less than 1/3 the cost of other competitors, yet powerful enough to be trusted by hundreds of agencies and thousands of businesses around the world.

Screenshot

Pricing

For 2.5k contacts	Contact sales
For 10k contacts	Contact sales
For 25k contacts	Contact sales
For 100k contacts	Contact sales
Full feature pricing	Contact sales
Starting price	Contact sales
Setup fee	None
Starting # of users	5 Users
Cost per extra user	Yes
Refund policy	No refunds
Free demo

Rating

Overall rating
Ease of use
Value for money
Form templates
Customer support

   

Features

Lead scoring
Lead segmentation
Web activity tracking
SMS marketing
Personalize web content
Predicitve analytics
Bi-directional CRM syncing
Event management
Create invoices
Create quotes
Split testing
Create membership sites
Bulk social media posting
Sales reports
Real-time sales alerts
Mobile app
Social CRM

Integrations

Leadformly integration
Outlook integration
Gmail integration
Salesforce integration
SAP integration
Oracle integration
Netsuite integration
SugarCRM integration
Microsoft Dynamics integration
Zapier integration
# of integrations	1000+

General information

Alternatives

ActiveCampaign

Salesforce VS. ActiveCampaign

Keap

Salesforce VS. Keap

PipeDrive

Salesforce VS. PipeDrive

About Salesforce

Salesforce.com was founded in March 1999 by former Oracle executive Marc Benioff along with Parker Harris, Dave Moellenhoff, and Frank Dominguez. Harris, Moellenhoff and Dominguez, three software developers previously at Clarify, wrote the initial sales force automation software. Marc Benioff and Magdalena yesil were the initial investors and board members. Other early investors include Larry Ellison, Halsey Minor, Mark Iscaro, and Igor Sill of Geneva Venture Partners. Salesforce.com, Inc. is a provider of enterprise software applications delivered via the software-as-a-service or cloud computing model. The company's flagship product is a customer relationship management (CRM) system designed for businesses of all sizes and industries worldwide. The company also provides a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) solution titled Force.com and manages a portfolio of integrated third party applications referred to as AppExchange. Salesforce.com markets its CRM and enterprise software solutions to businesses on a subscription basis, primarily through the direct sales efforts and indirectly through a business partner channel.