Forecast calls shouldn't feel like therapy sessions.
You know the ones. A long pipeline review. A few "commit" deals that feel optimistic. A couple of "best cases" everyone hopes will land. And somewhere in the middle, a quiet question: do we actually trust this number?
Clari built its name on that question. It promises pipeline visibility, forecast accuracy, and data-driven confidence, and for plenty of enterprise revenue teams it delivers. But two things have changed since I first wrote this guide in May 2026.
First, Clari is no longer a standalone company. Clari and Salesloft closed their merger on 3 December 2025 and, on 2 September 2026, moved to a single Salesloft brand. Only Clari Forecast keeps the Clari name. If you're evaluating "Clari" today, you're evaluating Salesloft's platform, roadmap, and pricing.
Second, the alternatives market moved. BoostUp became Terret. People.ai became Backstory. InsightSquared quietly disappeared into Mediafly. Any list that hasn't been updated since spring is recommending products under names that no longer exist.
The reasons B2B GTM teams look past Clari haven't changed, though. Some find it too complex. Others can't absorb the implementation lift. Mid-market teams feel the total cost of ownership. And in a lot of cases, the forecasting dashboard was never the real problem. Incomplete CRM data was. Inconsistent activity tracking was.
How I built this list. I re-evaluated every tool in September 2026 against five criteria: does it fix data or only analyze it, CRM integration depth, fit for your revenue motion, implementation time, and pricing transparency. I checked each vendor's own site for current product names and list prices and kept the limitations in. Sixteen tools made the cut, eight of them new since the May version.
This article is published by Cirrus Insight, which is one of the 16 tools below. We think that's the right ranking for Salesforce-centric teams whose forecast problem starts with missing data, and we say why. Every tool, including ours, was scored on the same five criteria, with the cons left in. Product names and prices were checked on each vendor's website on 21 September 2026. No vendor paid for placement. If your team runs on HubSpot, or you need a heavyweight forecasting engine, several tools below are a better fit than we are, and the "Best for" lines tell you which.
Clari is a revenue intelligence and forecasting platform, or revenue management platform in its own language (Gartner files it under "revenue action orchestration") built to help sales leaders improve pipeline visibility, forecast accuracy, and deal execution. In simple terms, it helps revenue teams answer one big question: are we actually going to hit our number?
It connects to your customer relationship management system, usually Salesforce, and analyzes pipeline data, deal activity, and sales signals to improve forecasting confidence. The core capabilities are:
Its buyers are CROs, VPs of Sales, RevOps teams, and sales managers.
What changed. In August 2025, Clari and Salesloft announced a merger. It closed on 3 December 2025, and on 2 September 2026 the combined company adopted the Salesloft name and brand. The product line is now Cadence, Clari Forecast, Conversation Intelligence, Deals, Inspect, Revenue Cadences and Rhythm. Clari Copilot, the conversation intelligence product that started life as Wingman, now lives inside Salesloft Conversation Intelligence, launched 14 July 2026. clari.com is being redirected to salesloft.com.
For a buyer, that means three things. Your contract, support, and roadmap now sit with Salesloft. The forecasting engine you may have shortlisted as "Clari" is bundled with a sales engagement platform you may or may not want. And Salesloft itself is no longer a Clari alternative; it is Clari.
Not every revenue team needs a heavyweight forecasting engine. Sometimes you need deeper intelligence. Sometimes you need cleaner CRM data. And sometimes you need fewer moving parts. The 16 tools below fall into five categories, and each entry is tagged with one:
Not all Clari alternatives solve the same problem. Some focus on sales forecasting analytics. Others fix the data gaps that make forecasting unreliable in the first place. These are the five questions I asked of every tool.
If your reps aren't logging emails, meetings, and follow-ups consistently, adding more dashboards won't fix the root issue. I looked for tools that automatically capture sales activity, sync email and meeting data to the CRM, and reduce manual entry. Forecast accuracy starts with data completeness.
"Integrates with Salesforce" can mean a lot of things. Does it update opportunities automatically? Does it create tasks from meeting insights? Does it sync in real time, and in both directions? Does it enrich records or only display them? Can it report pipeline coverage against quota from the same data? The deeper the CRM sync, the more the tool changes pipeline visibility.
SMB teams usually need lightweight automation and visibility. Mid-market teams need scalable forecasting and activity capture. Enterprise teams often require predictive modeling and governance controls. I graded fit against the motion, not against the feature count.
Some revenue intelligence platforms require dedicated revenue operations ownership, long onboarding cycles, and heavy configuration. If you need impact this quarter, prioritise tools that deploy in weeks. I noted onboarding fees and seat minimums where vendors publish them.
Eight of the sixteen tools publish list prices; eight sell by quote. That is not a mark against quote-based vendors, but it changes how you evaluate total cost of ownership, and it is why every pricing line below says exactly which it is.
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Category |
Best for |
Standout feature |
Starting price |
Website |
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1. Cirrus Insight |
CRM-native automation |
Salesforce teams with missing CRM data |
Salesforce Sync plus Conversation Intelligence |
Modular, per feature (see pricing page) |
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2. Gong |
Conversation intelligence-led |
Enterprise conversation intelligence |
Gong Forecast fed by call data |
Custom quote |
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3. Aviso AI |
AI forecasting |
Enterprise, multi-CRM forecasting |
WinScore explainable deal scoring |
Custom quote |
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4. Terret (ex BoostUp) |
AI forecasting |
RevOps predictive forecasting |
Machine Forecast agents |
Custom quote |
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5. Backstory (ex People.ai) |
CRM-native automation |
Enterprise activity capture |
Company-wide activity capture |
Contact sales |
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6. Revenue Grid |
CRM-native automation |
Regulated Salesforce teams |
Activity Capture 360 |
$30/user/mo |
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7. Weflow |
AI forecasting |
Salesforce mid-market on a budget |
AI forecast prediction at $79 |
$19/user/mo |
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8. Ebsta |
CRM-native automation |
Salesforce and HubSpot mixed stacks |
Relationship scoring |
Quote; $70/mo listing |
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9. Outreach |
Sales engagement |
Outbound teams wanting forecasting |
Scenario Planner and line-item forecasting |
Custom quote |
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10. Revenue.io |
Sales engagement |
Outbound Salesforce teams |
Real-time battle cards |
Custom quote |
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11. Avoma |
Conversation intelligence-led |
SMB and mid-market meeting AI |
Deal and Churn Risk Alerts |
$19/seat/mo |
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12. Kluster |
AI forecasting |
Board-level forecasting |
Board Report and Revenue Recognition |
Custom quote |
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13. Forecastio |
AI forecasting |
HubSpot forecasting engine |
Forecast Audit Trail |
$249/mo |
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14. Salesforce Native |
Built-in CRM forecasting |
Salesforce-centric teams |
Collaborative Forecasts, Pipeline Inspection |
From $25/user/mo |
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15. HubSpot Sales Hub |
Built-in CRM forecasting |
HubSpot CRM users |
Forecast tool on Professional |
$90/seat/mo |
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16. Pipedrive |
Built-in CRM forecasting |
SMB teams |
Forecast view on Growth |
$14/seat/mo |
Starting prices are the lowest published tier and may not include forecasting; see each entry for what the tier includes. "Custom quote" means the vendor does not publish prices.
Category: CRM-native automation and activity capture
If your forecast problems start with incomplete CRM data rather than dashboards, this is where I'd look first. Cirrus Insight is an AI-powered Revenue Workspace built for Salesforce. It runs inside Gmail and Outlook, syncs emails, meetings, and tasks to the right Salesforce records, and adds Meeting AI and Conversation Intelligence on top of that sync.
The pitch against a platform like Clari is simple. Clari analyzes the sales data that is already in Salesforce. Cirrus makes sure the data gets there in the first place. For a mid-market team where reps log activity when they remember to, that is the difference between a forecast built on real customer interactions and one built on gut feel.
I'll be direct about the trade-off, since this is our product. Cirrus is not an enterprise forecasting analytics suite. If you need Clari-style AI rollups across a 500-rep org, pair Cirrus with a forecasting engine such as Aviso AI (number 3) or Terret (number 4). If you run on HubSpot, Forecastio (number 13) is the better fit.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Modular, per-user pricing: pick only the features you need, with every price and discount published on the pricing configurator. Mid-market to enterprise.
Best for: Salesforce-driven revenue teams that want automation plus forecasting visibility.
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Category: Conversation intelligence-led revenue platform
If you want to know what was said in every deal and why it matters, Gong is still the reference point. It calls itself a Revenue AI OS. It records and analyzes sales calls, emails, and meetings, then feeds those customer interactions into Gong Forecast, Gong Engage (sequences), and a set of AI agents including AI Deal Predictor and AI Revenue Predictor.
Gong's forecasting has matured since I first reviewed it. Gong Forecast now ships in two tiers, Forecast Essentials and Forecast, and it pulls deal risk signals from conversations that a CRM-field-driven tool like Clari cannot see. We wrote up the head-to-head in Clari vs Gong.
The catch is cost and weight. Gong's pricing combines per-user licences with a platform fee, and rollouts are measured in months. Teams that want the conversation layer without the enterprise price should look at Avoma (number 11) or Weflow (number 7), or read our Gong alternatives roundup.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom quote; per-user licence plus platform fee (gong.io/pricing).
Best for: Enterprise revenue teams prioritising conversation intelligence.
Category: AI forecasting and pipeline management platform
Aviso AI is the most direct like-for-like Clari replacement on this list, and Google agrees: Aviso's own comparison page ranks fourth for "clari alternatives". Aviso describes itself as an end-to-end agentic AI revenue platform. WinScore gives every deal a win probability with an explanation, Automatic Rollups build best-case and most-likely forecasts without the rep doing the maths, and MIKI, its AI assistant, answers questions about deals and accounts in plain language.
Where teams bought Clari for forecasting on Salesforce data, Aviso works across Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle and SAP, and it will forecast consumption revenue for usage-based pricing, which most tools here cannot. Its machine learning models predict deal outcomes from historical data and current pipeline signals, and the explanations are the part sales leaders tend to trust.
The trade-off is that Aviso is an enterprise product with enterprise setup. G2 reviewers repeatedly mention slow page loads, Salesforce sync delays and a learning curve, and there is no self-serve trial. If you want a lighter engine with a published price, Weflow (number 7) or Forecastio (number 13) are the comparison points.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom quote (aviso.com/pricing). [CONFIRM PRICING BEFORE PUBLISH]
Best for: Enterprise RevOps teams that want a Clari-class forecasting engine across more than one CRM.
Category: AI forecasting and pipeline management platform
When your leadership team wants AI-driven forecast predictions rather than another report, this is the entry I used to call BoostUp. BoostUp rebranded as Terret on 9 September 2025 and reorganised the product around AI revenue agents: Machine Forecast, Pipeline Builder, Sales Process Agent and Mutual Action Planner, coordinated through Terret Nexus.
The core is the same predictive engine. It snapshots pipeline changes automatically and compares rep forecasts with historical data and engagement signals to show where the number is at risk. Terret is one of the few tools on this list that Salesforce's own Clari alternatives page also recommends.
It still needs clean CRM data to shine. That is why I'd pair it with an activity-capture layer such as Cirrus Insight (number 1) or Backstory (number 5) rather than run it on a half-logged pipeline.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom quote, demo request only (terret.ai/pricing).
Best for: RevOps teams focused on predictive forecasting.
Category: CRM-native automation and activity capture
If your CRM suffers from activity gaps, Backstory aims to fix the visibility layer. People.ai became Backstory on 21 April 2026. The platform is the same and the backers are the same; the positioning shifted to a "Revenue Answers Platform" that captures emails, meetings, and messages across the company, links them to accounts and opportunities, and answers questions about pipeline health and opportunity qualification.
That activity-capture engine is why People.ai earned its reputation, and it remains the closest enterprise-scale peer to what Cirrus Insight does for Salesforce. The difference is scale and price. Backstory is built for large organisations with dedicated RevOps ownership, deployment is a project, and I could not confirm published pricing when I checked.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Contact sales (backstory.ai).
Best for: Enterprises wanting automated activity capture.
Category: CRM-native automation and activity capture
Revenue Grid takes the same capture-first approach as Cirrus Insight but aims it at compliance-heavy industries: financial services, professional services, healthcare. Activity Capture 360 logs email, calendar, and contact data into Salesforce in real time; True Pipeline and Team Analytics turn that into forecasting and pipeline insights; Deal Guidance and Mentor push next-best actions into the CRM.
It is Salesforce-only, and the vendor is upfront about that. What I like is that Revenue Grid publishes its prices, which is rare in this category, and that forecasting is clearly marked as an Ultimate-tier feature, so you know what you are buying. What I like less is the review pattern: slow sidebar loading and Outlook-to-Salesforce sync delays come up repeatedly. We keep a Cirrus Insight vs Revenue Grid comparison if you are weighing the two.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Activity Capture 360 $30 per user per month; Knowledge Capture $49; Revenue Grid Ultimate $149 per user per month (revenuegrid.com/pricing).
Best for: Regulated Salesforce teams that need capture plus forecasting from one vendor.
Category: AI forecasting and pipeline management platform
Weflow is the value option for Salesforce shops. It bundles Activity and Contact Capture, Conversation Intelligence and Deal Intelligence and Forecasting into per-user modules, with AI deal scores, configurable deal warnings, deal-by-deal forecast submissions and automated roll-ups. It markets itself as a cheaper Gong alternative, and on price it is: the Enterprise bundle with AI forecast prediction lists at $79 per user per month.
The constraints are clear and documented in Weflow's own FAQ. It works only with Salesforce; email sync is limited to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365; there is no sequencing or phone capture; billing is annual with a 10-user minimum, and it is not FedRAMP certified. For a 20- to 150-rep Salesforce team that wants forecasting without a six-figure contract, that is a fair set of limits.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Modules from $19 per user per month; bundles Foundation $49, Business $59, Enterprise $79 per user per month, billed annually (weflow.ai/pricing).
Best for: Mid-market Salesforce teams that want forecasting and capture at a published price.
Category: CRM-native automation and activity capture
Ebsta sits between activity capture and forecasting. Its Relationship Intelligence scores every contact and account on engagement, the Revenue Intelligence module adds Deal Inspection, Pipeline Reviews and Forecast Calls, and Conversation Intelligence brings call insights into the same view. It works with both Salesforce and HubSpot, which puts it ahead of the Salesforce-only tools here for mixed-stack teams.
Ebsta also makes a public promise most vendors avoid: it guarantees a lift in quota attainment within six months and forecast accuracy within plus or minus 10 percent. Read the terms before you rely on it. The pattern in reviews is that the modules are sold separately and add up, and that Gmail connection drops and support response times frustrate users. Full Salesforce functionality also requires the Enterprise edition with Bulk API access.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Quote-based on ebsta.com/pricing; the HubSpot Marketplace listing shows Revenue Intelligence and Conversation Intelligence at $70 per month each (per-user basis unconfirmed).
Best for: Mixed Salesforce and HubSpot teams that want engagement-scored forecasting.
Category: Sales engagement platform with forecasting
Outreach started as a sequencing tool and has grown into a sales execution platform with real forecasting inside it: AI Projection, Scenario Planner, Automated Forecast Rollup, Intraquarter Modeling and Line Item Forecasting. Deal Management adds an editable deal grid that writes back to Salesforce and Deal Health Scores with a seven-day trend. Kaia, its conversation intelligence, handles real-time assist and CRM sync. For a team already running outbound in Outreach, that removes a vendor.
Two caveats from Outreach's own documentation. Forecasting sits only in the top Amplify Pro tier, and pricing mixes seats with AI-credit consumption. Opportunity edits made in Outreach are not pushed to the CRM at this time, and tasks created in the CRM don't sync back, which matters if Salesforce is your system of record. Native CRM connections are Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics 365; a HubSpot integration exists, but I couldn't verify its depth.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom quote; tiers Amplify Essentials, Core, Plus and Pro (outreach.ai/pricing).
Best for: Outbound-heavy teams that want forecasting without a second platform.
Category: Sales engagement platform with forecasting
If your sales team lives in dialers and outbound motion, Revenue.io (formerly ringDNA) blends engagement with insight. It is Salesforce-native by design: a dialer, real-time guidance during calls, conversation intelligence and forecasting, sold in three packages (Activate, Engage, Orchestrate) and built for Salesforce teams of 15 seats or more.
Gartner Peer Insights lists it among the top Clari alternatives with a 4.7 rating, and reviewers single out the live battle cards that appear when a prospect raises an objection. It is still engagement-centric. Forecasting is a component rather than the reason you buy it, so a RevOps leader whose main pain is the forecast should look at Aviso AI, Terret or Kluster (number 12) first.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom, seat-based quote (revenue.io/pricing).
Best for: Outbound-heavy Salesforce revenue teams.
Category: Conversation intelligence-led revenue platform
Avoma starts as an AI meeting assistant and grows into revenue intelligence as you add modules. The base plans record, transcribe, and summarise meetings. The Revenue Intelligence add-on brings Deal and Churn Risk Alerts, AI Sales Methodology scoring, Pipeline Inspection with two-way CRM field updates, an AI-assisted Forecast, and Ask Avoma, a deal copilot. It connects to Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Copper, Zoho, and Zendesk Sell, the broadest CRM coverage on this list.
Pricing is public and low: seats from $19 a month, with the Revenue Intelligence add-on at $29 per seat. That combination is why Avoma ranks on page one for Clari Copilot alternatives. The forecasting is meeting-data-centric and lighter than a dedicated engine (no line-item, multi-currency or scenario features), and reviewers note that transcription accuracy dips with accents and the notetaker occasionally fails to join.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Startup $19, Organization $24, Enterprise $39 per seat per month on annual billing; Revenue Intelligence add-on $29 per seat per month annual (avoma.com/pricing).
Best for: SMB and mid-market teams that want meeting AI first and forecasting second.
Category: AI forecasting and pipeline management platform
Kluster is the forecasting tool for the CFO as much as the CRO, and the strongest of the Clari alternatives for sales reporting at board level. It describes itself as agentic revenue forecasting for the enterprise and unifies sales, finance, and board reporting: Forecast, Revenue Recognition, Plan, Monitor and Board Report are the modules, and it forecasts bookings, renewals and churn, not only new business. Kluster ranks on page one for this keyword with its own Clari vs Kluster page, which tells you where it sees itself.
It integrates with Salesforce and HubSpot and can sync to a data warehouse. What it does not do is capture activity or analyze sales calls; it relies on partners for that. Reviewers mention CRM sync delays, limited dashboard customisation, and a learning curve around its "lenses", and several say a dedicated admin is needed. Pricing is by quote; the kluster.com/pricing page returned a 404 when I checked.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Custom quote; the HubSpot Marketplace shows a Standard Model at $1,250 per year plus a customer-success fee, scope unclear (kluster.com).
Best for: Enterprise and PE-backed companies that need forecast, plan and board report in one place.
Category: AI forecasting and pipeline management platform
Forecastio is the HubSpot answer to Clari. It runs natively on HubSpot data and does one thing deeply: AI sales forecasting with a Forecast Audit Trail, Forecast Categories and Submissions, Forecast Accuracy Tracking and what-if scenarios, plus Pipeline and Deal Intelligence that flags slippage, stalled deals and bottlenecks. Three AI agents (Forecast Accuracy, Forecast Review and Deal Review) automate the weekly review.
Forecastio publishes its prices, which makes it easy to recommend to a HubSpot team that has outgrown weighted pipeline. It is HubSpot-only, so Salesforce teams should skip it, and it has no conversation intelligence or activity capture. It is also young: around two dozen G2 reviews when I checked, with comments about a learning curve and limited model customisation.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Sales Forecasting $249 per month (2 seats included, $49 per extra seat); Forecasting and Pipeline Intelligence $369 per month (2 seats, $69 per extra seat), billed annually (forecastio.ai/pricing).
Best for: HubSpot sales leaders replacing spreadsheet forecasts.
Category: Built-in CRM forecasting
Sometimes the most practical alternative is already in your CRM; it just needs better automation layered on top. Salesforce Sales Cloud includes Collaborative Forecasts, forecast categories, Pipeline Inspection (on every paid edition) and Einstein predictions, and on 3 September 2026 Salesforce relaunched its editions as Core, Advanced and Max with Agentforce bundled in. Predictive Forecasting shows as an add-on purchase on Core.
Salesforce's own Clari alternatives page argues that Sales Cloud is the best cheap Clari alternative because there is no second licence. That is true as far as it goes. The weak point is the one Clari was built to solve: native forecasting is only as good as what reps type into opportunities. Pair it with an automation layer that logs activity for them (Cirrus Insight, Revenue Grid or Weflow) and the built-in tools get much closer to what teams buy Clari for. Our Einstein Conversation Insights explainer covers the native conversation side.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Included in Sales Cloud editions; current list prices Starter Suite $25, Pro Suite $100, Core $195, Advanced $395, Max $550 per user per month (Sales Cloud editions and pricing). Predictive Forecasting is available for purchase on Core.
Best for: Salesforce-centric teams.
Category: Built-in CRM forecasting
For HubSpot-native teams, the simplest path is staying in the ecosystem. HubSpot's forecast tool gives you forecast categories, submissions and goal tracking inside Sales Hub, but only on Professional or Enterprise; Starter does not include it. HubSpot publishes list prices: Professional at $90 per seat per month on annual billing plus a $1,500 onboarding fee, and Enterprise at $150 plus $3,500.
Both Gartner Peer Insights and Forecastio's own list rank Sales Hub as a Clari alternative, which says more about how many teams run on HubSpot than about the depth of the AI. The forecasting capabilities are deal-stage weighting with manual overrides. If you want machine-learning predictions and an audit trail on HubSpot data, Forecastio (number 13) is the step up. If you are on Salesforce, this is not for you.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Professional $90 per seat per month annual (plus $1,500 onboarding); Enterprise $150 per seat per month (plus $3,500 onboarding); Starter $7 per seat per month billed annually ($20 monthly) (hubspot.com/pricing/sales).
Best for: HubSpot CRM users.
Category: Built-in CRM forecasting
If you want forecasting without enterprise complexity, Pipedrive keeps it clean. Pipedrive renamed its plans in 2025 (Lite, Growth, Premium, Ultimate), and revenue forecasting, the forecast view and forecast reports now start at the Growth plan at $39 per seat per month. The AI Sales Assistant suggests next actions and flags deals going quiet; automations handle the basic follow-ups.
Nobody buys Pipedrive to replace Clari at a 300-rep enterprise, and I wouldn't suggest it. For a 5 to 30 person team that has never had a forecast beyond a spreadsheet, it is the fastest path to one. Limited predictive AI and no activity capture beyond email sync are the trade-offs.
KEY FEATURES
PROS
CONS
Pricing: Lite $14, Growth $39, Premium $59, Ultimate $79 per seat per month billed annually (pipedrive.com/pricing).
Best for: SMB sales teams.
Match the use case first, then compare within the category. The common use cases we hear from Salesforce and HubSpot teams:
Buying analytics before fixing capture. The most common one. A team spends six figures on a forecasting platform, points it at a CRM where a third of the meetings were never logged, and gets a very confident forecast built on a third of the picture. Fix the sync first.
Evaluating on the vendor's demo data. Every forecasting demo looks precise because the demo pipeline is clean. Ask to run the tool on a sandbox copy of your own Salesforce data for two weeks before you sign.
Missing the tier gate. Forecasting is often in the top tier only: Amplify Pro at Outreach, the $149 Ultimate tier at Revenue Grid, the Revenue Intelligence add-on at Avoma, Professional at HubSpot, Growth at Pipedrive. Price the tier that actually includes the forecast.
Ignoring total cost of ownership. Platform fees (Gong), onboarding fees ($1,500 and $3,500 at HubSpot), seat minimums (10 at Weflow, 15 at Revenue.io) and annual-only billing all sit outside the per-seat number.
Not asking Salesloft about the merger. If you are on Clari today, ask what happens to your contract, your data and your roadmap under the Salesloft brand before you decide whether to leave at all.
There is no single best Clari alternative. The right one depends on which CRM you run, whether your problem is analysis or data, how many reps you have, and how fast you need results. If you take one thing from the sixteen reviews above, take this: decide whether you need a better dashboard or better data before you look at a single demo.
Most teams don't buy Clari because they love dashboards. They buy it because they want fewer surprises at the end of the quarter. And here's the hard truth: forecasting problems rarely start in the forecast. They start in the CRM. Incomplete activity logs. Meetings that never get recorded. Follow-ups that live in inboxes instead of opportunities. Pipeline updates that rely on memory instead of data.
You can't forecast what you can't see.
That is where Cirrus Insight takes a different approach to being a Clari alternative. Instead of layering analytics on top of imperfect data, Cirrus makes the underlying data accurate automatically.
Why Cirrus goes beyond Salesloft Conversation Intelligence. Salesloft's conversation product (the former Clari Copilot) focuses on the call itself. Cirrus supports the entire revenue workflow around it:
With Cirrus Insight, you also get:
The result: reps spend less time updating Salesforce, managers get clearer pipeline visibility, and forecast calls get shorter and more accurate.
Ready to see it on your own Salesforce data? Book a Cirrus Insight demo or review pricing.
Yes. Clari and Salesloft closed their merger on 3 December 2025 and unified under the Salesloft brand on 2 September 2026. Clari Forecast keeps its name as a product; the rest of Clari's capabilities continue as Salesloft products, and clari.com redirects to salesloft.com.
No. Since the merger they are the same company and the same platform. If you want to move away from Clari, Salesloft is what you would be moving away from. Outreach is the closest sales-engagement-plus-forecasting alternative; Aviso AI and Terret are the closest forecasting-engine alternatives.
It depends on your team. Among the best Clari alternatives 2026 has produced, the shortlist splits by need. Enterprise teams that want predictive forecasting usually shortlist Aviso AI, Terret or Kluster. Teams that want conversations to drive the number choose Gong. Salesforce-driven teams whose real problem is missing CRM data prefer CRM-native automation platforms like Cirrus Insight that improve data accuracy and pipeline visibility without a heavy implementation. HubSpot teams should look at Forecastio.
Not one that matches Clari's enterprise forecasting depth. HubSpot's free CRM does not include the forecast tool (that starts at Sales Hub Professional), and Pipedrive's forecasting starts on the $39 Growth plan. Several tools offer 14-day trials (Avoma, Ebsta) or a proof of concept (Terret), which is the practical way to test before you pay.
Most of this list. Clari does not publish pricing and sells enterprise contracts. Published starting prices among the alternatives to Clari for forecasting include Weflow at $19 per user per month (forecasting in the $79 bundle), Avoma at $19 per seat plus a $29 Revenue Intelligence add-on, Revenue Grid at $30 per user (forecasting at $149), Forecastio at $249 per month, and native CRM forecasting on plans you may already pay for.
The main Clari competitors are Gong, Aviso AI, Terret (formerly BoostUp), Backstory (formerly People.ai), Outreach, Revenue Grid, Weflow, Ebsta, Kluster, Avoma, Revenue.io and Forecastio, plus the built-in forecasting in Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive. Which one competes depends on whether you prioritise predictive analytics, activity automation or conversation intelligence.
In one of two ways. Forecasting platforms improve the predictive model with machine learning on historical data and engagement signals. CRM automation tools improve the input by capturing and updating activity automatically. Tools that reduce manual data entry address the root cause of inaccurate forecasts; tools that model better address the symptom. Many teams need one of each.
Not necessarily. Sales Cloud includes Collaborative Forecasts, forecast categories Pipeline Inspection on every paid edition and, as a Core add-on, Predictive Forecasting. Many teams get most of the way there by adding a CRM automation layer that logs email, meeting and pipeline activity automatically, and only add a dedicated forecasting engine if they outgrow the native tools.
Mid-market teams usually do best with tools that balance automation and visibility without enterprise complexity. On Salesforce, that points to Cirrus Insight, Weflow or Revenue Grid. On HubSpot, Forecastio or Sales Hub Professional. Avoma is the budget option on either CRM.
It varies by category. Enterprise revenue intelligence platforms such as Aviso AI, Backstory and Gong take months to configure. CRM-native automation tools such as Cirrus Insight, Weflow and Revenue Grid deploy in weeks. Built-in CRM forecasting is available the day you upgrade the plan, though it only improves once activity capture does.