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EngageBay vs Salesflare

Side-by-side comparison of EngageBay and Salesflare. See pricing, features, ratings, and more.

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EngageBay

Free CRM + Marketing

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Salesflare

Relationship CRM

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FeatureEngageBaySalesflare
Rating4.1 / 54.1 / 5
Reviews11
CategoriesMarketing CRM, Sales CRM, CRM AutomationContact Management, Sales CRM, CRM Automation
PricingFrom $0From $0
Pricing Modelfreemiumfreemium
ProsFree plan genuinely usable with up to 15 users and 250 contacts — the most generous team free tier in this category, All-in-one breadth: marketing automation, sales CRM, helpdesk, landing pages, live chat and proposals in one contact database, Aggressive paid pricing: All-in-one from $12.74/user/month (annual) at time of writing, far below HubSpot's comparable tiers, Free migration service from any other platform removes the switching cost that usually traps small teams, Free calling credits, proposals with analytics, multi-currency and ABM features present even at entry tiersAutomatic data capture from email, signatures, calendars, social profiles and website visits — the CRM stays current without manual entry, Cold-relationship nudges based on real interaction cadence, not a stale 'last contacted' column, Transparent public pricing with a 30-day trial: $29/$49/$99 per user per month on annual billing, Sidebars inside Gmail, Outlook and LinkedIn plus solid mobile apps mean reps never leave where they already work, Enterprise tier includes done-for-you data migration, tailored training and a dedicated account manager
ConsPer-tier caps on nearly everything (lists, forms, sequences, workflows, nodes, ticket views, API calls) force upgrades as you grow, Big price jump from Basic ($12.74) to Growth ($55.24) per user — model Year-2 cost at Growth, not the entry price, Individual modules are good, not class-leading: the automation engine trails ActiveCampaign and reporting trails the incumbents, Smaller vendor and thinner integration ecosystem than HubSpot, Zoho or the Freshworks suite, Marketing-site pricing has appeared in two variants ($14.99 vs $12.74 depending on billing) — confirm the exact figure at checkoutScope stops at sales: no branching marketing automation, help desk, quoting or custom objects, Lead search is credit-metered — 5 credits on Growth — and serious prospecting needs a separate tool like Apollo.io, User permissions and custom dashboards require Pro ($49/seat annual), so Growth teams with governance needs pay more, Enterprise's five-user minimum excludes the tiny teams that would benefit most from white-glove onboarding, Small independent vendor: thinner enterprise case-study record and ordinary small-company roadmap risk
Best ForStartups and small teams that want marketing, sales and support in one cheap subscription and value a truly usable free tier over best-of-breed depth.Two-to-ten-person B2B teams whose deals come through relationships and whose CRM adoption has previously died of manual data entry.
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