Seats plus the connectors they still add.
Comparison
Their published Sales plans are $60 and $100 a user a month, billed annually. The phone is a telephony vendor. WhatsApp is Converse, capped, plus a provider. Ace is a paid add-on. The score is a rule you write. Salesplix is one licence, and the model reads your own calls.
Seats plus the connectors they still add.
The stack. Unlimited people.
| On the sales desk | LeadSquared | Salesplix |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A per-user CRM | A sales enablement and execution platform |
| Built to | Fire the next activity you configured | Show more sales from the work already on the record |
| Where the models sit | A lead score and a workflow you wrote | Inside the work: hour, lead, move, and the line for this buyer |
| Ads and sources | Lead capture. The cost of a sale is a report you build | Cost per lead, reached, and qualified, and which sources produce sales, on the same record |
| Calling and WhatsApp | A telephony connector, and Converse for WhatsApp | On the record, including a voice number from Voiceplix |
| After the call | An activity logged on the lead | A rating, what went wrong, and whether that lead later converted |
| The staff | You coach. Ace, if you buy it, tracks goals and leaderboards | Every rated call can be read, and the manager sees the same correction |
| When you need the sale run | You hire the floor. The software does not sell for you | Sales consultation and Managed Sales on this system |
| People on the bill | $60 or $100 per user a month, billed annually | Unlimited users. Fair usage on resources |
| Time to go live | A configured process, then the connectors | Live in days for the desk |
List prices are LeadSquared’s published Sales Pro and Sales Super, billed annually. Telephony vendors are the ones they document for click-to-call. WhatsApp runs through Converse and a provider they name, including WATI, Gupshup, Kaleyra, and Infobip. Ace is marked as an optional add-on on that same pricing page.
What gets added on top of the licence, and what you still cannot see.
LeadSquared Published list: $60 or $100 per user a month, billed annually. Every new counsellor is another seat.
Salesplix Unlimited users. Fair usage is on leads, numbers, and storage, not on people.
LeadSquared Click-to-call is a telephony vendor. WhatsApp is Converse, capped by plan, plus a provider. Ace is a separate paid add-on.
Salesplix WhatsApp, calling, caller ID, and a Voiceplix number sit on the record. Minutes and WhatsApp are metered. You do not buy a second desk.
LeadSquared You configure the process, then wait on the connectors that make the phone and WhatsApp real.
Salesplix The desk is live in days. Channels connect. The team sells.
LeadSquared The workflow does what you drew. A manager still samples calls to hear what worked.
Salesplix One card. Ads, calls, and chat write to it. The next move is on the row.
LeadSquared You see volume, and a score you configured. Pickup by hour, and whether that call later converted, sit outside it.
Salesplix Intelligence names the hour, the lead that went quiet, and the line for this buyer, from that workspace’s own calls. On when the advanced layer is switched on.
LeadSquared More of the activity you already scheduled. The people who sell are still a hire.
Salesplix The right conversations, a correction after the call, and consultation or Managed Sales when you want the work done.
This is the sales desk, not their whole product. The full comparison names Salesforce, Zoho CRM, HubSpot, LeadSquared, and ERPNext together.