Their Pitch
More than a CRM - Your revenue operating system.
Our Take
It's a CRM that doesn't make you juggle 12 different apps to make a phone call. Built-in dialer, AI assistant, and automation that actually works without needing a computer science degree.
Deep Dive & Reality Check
Used For
- +**Your reps are switching between CRM, dialer, and email 50 times a day** → Make calls, send texts, and update deals without leaving one screen
- +**Follow-ups get forgotten and leads go cold** → Automated sequences send the right message at the right time based on deal stage
- +**You have no idea where deals are actually stuck** → Visual pipelines show bottlenecks instantly instead of digging through spreadsheets
- +**Contact data is scattered across sticky notes and email signatures** → AI assistant enriches profiles and logs call notes automatically
- +Built-in product catalog with pricing - track what you're actually selling instead of generic "deal values"
Best For
- >Your sales team is losing deals because nobody knows who promised what
- >You're paying for separate tools for calling, emails, and deal tracking when you need it all in one place
- >Manual follow-ups are falling through the cracks and your conversion rate is tanking
Not For
- -Solo entrepreneurs or teams under 10 people — you'll pay for seats you don't need and features that are overkill
- -Companies wanting bare-bones simple — the AI and automation bells and whistles add complexity even if you don't use them
- -Enterprise teams over 500 users — lacks the advanced security and admin controls that big companies actually need
Pairs With
- *QuickBooks Online (to pull invoice data into customer records instead of manually tracking payments)
- *Slack (where deal updates get posted so your team knows when something big closes)
- *Gravity Forms (to capture WordPress leads directly into your pipeline instead of CSV imports)
- *Clearbit (for automatic contact enrichment so you're not googling every prospect)
- *Zapier (to connect the random tools Salesmate doesn't integrate with natively)
- *Google Workspace (for email sync and calendar scheduling since you're probably not ditching Gmail)
The Catch
- !The basic $12 plan is pretty bare bones — you'll want the $29 Pro plan for the AI and automation that makes it actually useful
- !Sandy AI is helpful but not magic — you'll still need to clean up its call notes and email drafts
- !Built for SMBs so enterprise features like advanced SSO are limited compared to Salesforce
Bottom Line
The CRM for teams tired of switching between 8 tabs just to follow up on a lead.