Unify automates the admin. Salesgear owns the data and the research underneath it.
Unify fires a signal and runs a play on partner-sourced data. That removes busywork. Salesgear owns its data and researches each contact across 100+ sources with your seller context, then sends across email and calls, so the touch is right before it goes.
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Signals and plays vs owned data and deep research
Unify is built to trigger an automated play the moment a signal fires. Salesgear is built to own the data and do the per-contact homework first, so the touch earns the reply.
Salesgear vs Unify, capability by capability
Whose data is it, and when was it last checked
Unify assembles 1.1B people and 65M companies from partners across 40+ feeds, so the record is only as fresh as the feed behind it. Salesgear owns its data and re-verifies the contact the moment you pull it.
Per contact, grounded in what you sell
Unify reads account-level signals to decide which play to run. Salesgear researches each contact across 100+ sources, then writes the touch using your customers, case studies, and value props, so it speaks to that buyer in your words.
- 100+ sources per contact, not a signal lookup, so the buyer, the timing, and the wedge come back written.
- Your seller profile plugged in, mapping your case studies and value props to each prospect instead of a generic template.
- Around 80% less research time, so reps spend the hours selling rather than reading profiles by hand.
A real dialer, not just managed mailboxes
Unify plays send email from managed Gmail mailboxes. Salesgear runs email and calls from the same sequence, with voice built in, so a researched contact gets reached on the channel that lands.
- Two carriers, not one, so when one route degrades the call fails over to the other and quality holds.
- Local numbers across regions, so your number looks familiar wherever your buyer picks up.
- Recorded, transcribed and summarized on every call, with AI notes included.
An annual commitment vs a per-seat price
Unify's published Growth plan is an annual contract from $20,880 for one user on a credit-metered model. Pro and Enterprise are custom-priced, so the full cost is opaque until sales quotes you. Salesgear is one per-seat price with the parts inside.
The entry tier is an annual commitment for a single user, and consumption is metered by credits.
Start free, then one transparent per-seat price instead of an annual commitment and metered credits.
Your CRM stays the source of truth
Research and outreach are only useful if they show up in your CRM. Salesgear syncs both ways with the CRMs you already run, so every email, call, and reply lands on the right record automatically.
Salesgear vs Unify, answered
Is Salesgear a good Unify alternative?
Yes, if you want owned data and per-contact research under your outbound, not just signal-triggered plays on partner data. Unify orchestrates signals and automates plays. Salesgear owns its data, researches each contact across 100+ sources with your seller context, and runs email and calls from one place.
How is Salesgear's data different from Unify's?
Unify sources 1.1B people and 65M companies from partners across 40+ third-party feeds. Salesgear owns 800M+ contacts and re-verifies them on request, including mobile direct dials at 95% accuracy, so a number you dial actually rings.
Does Salesgear do deeper research than Unify's signals?
Salesgear researches per contact across 100+ sources, then grounds the writing in your customers, case studies, and value props. That is contact-level depth with seller context, where Unify's strength is account research and signal context that triggers a play.
Does Salesgear include a dialer like Unify?
Salesgear has a built-in dialer with two carriers, local numbers across regions, and recording, transcript, and AI notes on every call. Unify's plays send email from managed mailboxes and do not include a dialer.
Which CRMs does Salesgear sync with?
Salesgear syncs two ways with Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Zoho, so contacts, fields, and activity flow in both directions and every touch lands on the right record.
How does pricing compare to Unify?
Unify's published Growth plan is an annual commitment from $20,880 for a single user on a credit-metered model, with extra seats at $100 each. Salesgear is $99 per seat with enrichment, deep research, and the dialer included. Unify's Pro and Enterprise tiers are custom-priced, so the full cost is opaque until you talk to sales.
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