For RevOps

Four bills, four integrations, one fragile stack. Collapse it into one platform.

You own the renewals, the data definitions, and the seams between enrichment, a sequencer, a dialer, and a warm-up tool. Each seam is a line on the invoice and a 2am breakage. Salesgear puts owned data, research, dialing, and deliverability on one platform, so attribution stays clean and the integration tax goes away.

Empowering 1,000+ sales leadersand representatives to build a stronger sales pipeline.

$99
per seat, replacing a $300 to $470 stack across four tools
800M+
owned contacts at 95% mobile direct-dial accuracy
3-5x
reply rates versus the same template sent at volume
Four bills into one

The stack you stitch together, replaced by one platform

On the left, four tools you pay for separately, each with its own renewal and a brittle integration to the next one. On the right, the same job on one record, one bill, and one vendor to govern.

Contact dataseat + credits
Email sequencerper seat
Dialeradd-on
Warm-up toolper inbox
Real all-in cost$300 to $470 / seat
Salesgear, one platform
800M+ owned data, auto-enriched, no per-contact credits
Deep research, across 100+ sources per account
Dialer, 95% mobile direct dials, included
Email and warm-up, deliverability enforced by default
One seat price, no add-ons$99 / seat
Deliverability enforced

Domain health is a setting you own, not a hope across tools

When warm-up lives in a separate vendor, you cannot enforce it and you cannot see it. Salesgear keeps warm-up, rotation, and domain health in the same platform as the sending, so the controls are governed centrally and the reps cannot drift.

  • Warm-up runs on every inbox, as a platform setting, not a separate tool you cannot see or enforce.
  • Inbox rotation by default, so volume spreads across every connected mailbox instead of burning one.
  • SPF, DKIM and MX checks, flag domain health before a campaign degrades it.
  • Bounce auto-pause, stops a sequence the moment bounces climb, so reputation stays clean.
Domain health
outbound.yourco.com
Enforced
Warm-up Running on every connected inbox
Rotation Sends spread across all mailboxes
SPF / DKIM / MX All passing, checked continuously
When warm-up sits in a separate tool, this reads unknown, and the first sign of trouble is the campaign that stopped landing.
Attribution

Every touch attributed, no integration tax

Attribution breaks when contact, copy, email, and call activity each live in a different tool with a different ID. Salesgear runs the research and the sending on one owned record, then syncs both ways with the CRM you already run, so the trail stays intact without a reconciliation job.

Salesforce HubSpot Pipedrive Zoho
Two-way sync. Contacts, fields, and activity flow both directions.
Every touch logged. Emails, calls, and replies post to the right record.
One owned dataset means no two-system merge job and no stale fields your reps stop trusting, so pipeline reporting reflects reality because the activity and the data were never split across vendors.
One platform to govern

One vendor, one renewal, one security review

Fewer integrations to own means fewer 2am breakages, so your team trusts the systems you run. Owned data, research, dialing, and email sit behind one login, so access, SSO, and the renewal calendar are one conversation instead of four.

  • Owned 800M+ contact data, auto-enriched with no per-enrichment credits, so the dataset your reps work from is one source, not a merge of three.
  • Deep research built into every send, so relevance is the default across the team rather than a per-rep gamble that muddies your reporting.
  • New reps ramp on one workflow in days, so onboarding is one playbook instead of a quarter of catch-up across four tools.
Your stack, consolidated
One vendor, one record
One bill
Renewals One, not four
Integrations Owned data, no seams to break
Security review One conversation, SSO included
A four-tool stack reads four contracts, four integrations, and the attribution gap that opens every time one of them changes a field.
Questions

Salesgear for RevOps, answered

What does Salesgear actually replace in my stack?

Salesgear consolidates owned contact data, deep research, a dialer, and email with warm-up into one platform. For most teams that retires a separate enrichment vendor, a sequencer, a dialer add-on, and a warm-up tool, so you manage one renewal and one security review instead of four.

How does the math work out per seat?

A stitched stack of data, sequencer, dialer, and warm-up runs $300 to $470 per seat once credits and add-ons are counted. Salesgear is $99 per seat with the dialer, research, enrichment, and warm-up already inside, so you cut the bill and the integration tax at the same time.

Will attribution stay clean if everything is on one platform?

Yes, and that is the point. Salesgear syncs two ways with Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Zoho, so every email, call, and reply posts to the right record automatically. Because the data and the activity were never split across vendors, your pipeline reporting reflects reality without a manual reconciliation job.

Can I enforce deliverability across the team, not just hope for it?

Yes. Warm-up, inbox rotation, and domain health live in the same platform as your sending, so they are settings you own rather than a tool spread out of view. Bounce auto-pause stops a sequence before it damages your domain, so the controls are governed centrally instead of left to each rep.

Which CRMs does the two-way sync support?

Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Zoho, in both directions. Contacts, fields, and activity flow each way, so the CRM stays the source of truth and you are not stitching one-directional connectors that drop email activity.

Collapse the stack into one platform

Move owned data, research, dialing, and deliverability onto one record. Cut the bill from a $300 to $470 stack to $99 a seat, and keep attribution clean through the move.

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