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Salesloft alternatives

As of 21 Oct 2026, the panel rates Showpad (2.5/5), Modjo (2.5/5) and Bigtincan (2/5) highest among the other 18 Sales Enablement products evaluated. Ratings that look equal are rounded to half stars; the order uses the unrounded rating, then the name. The highest-rated European alternative is Showpad (EU-Made). Ratings are the AI panel’s opinion, formed from public evidence: how scores are made.

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European alternatives to Salesloft

European by provenance (EU-made, EU origin with foreign ownership, or UK and wider Europe). Data hosting is stated only where the vendor’s own pages prove it.

  1. Showpad

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Showpad is strongest where it meets a revenue stack: CRM and integrations scores run 6 to 7, on out-of-the-box Salesforce, MS Dynamics and C4C connectors, a documented path to custom connectors, buyer interactions auto-logged back to the account, and a REST API with webhooks and a reporting export.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Showpad in detail →

  2. Flowla

    UK / wider Europe

    Panel rating

    Flowla is a UK-based sales enablement platform combining digital sales rooms, an asset library, learning and coaching, and the always-on REX AI agent.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Flowla in detail →

  3. Pitcher

    UK / wider Europe

    Panel rating

    Pitcher, a sales enablement platform from Pitcher AG of Zurich aimed at field sales and life sciences, scores strongest on content management, at 4 to 6, and on CRM and integrations, at 4 to 5.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Pitcher in detail →

  4. Trumpet

    UK / wider Europe

    Panel rating

    Trumpet, a digital sales room and sales enablement platform from Trumpet Software Limited (registered in England & Wales), scored highest on content management and CRM and integrations, credited for approvals before files reach the team, global replacement of outdated files across every Pod and Template, and a two-way Salesforce integration writing Pod activity back to the record.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages
    • Free plan: yes, per the vendor’s page captured 13 Oct 2026

    Trumpet in detail →

  5. GetAccept

    EU origin, foreign-owned

    Panel rating

    GetAccept AB, a Swedish company its terms describe as a subsidiary of GetAccept Inc., sells digital sales rooms, proposals and electronic signature in tiers named eSign, Professional and Enterprise.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    GetAccept in detail →

Other alternatives

  1. Modjo

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    Modjo, a European sales enablement platform whose AI agents capture and analyze sales conversations, scores strongest on coaching and readiness at 6-7.

    Modjo in detail →

  2. Bigtincan

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Bigtincan, from Bigtincan Mobile Pty Ltd of Sydney, Australia, is a sales enablement platform spanning content, readiness and engagement.

    Bigtincan in detail →

  3. Highspot

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Highspot, Inc.

    Highspot in detail →

  4. Spekit

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Spekit is a Denver-based sales enablement platform combining a governed content library, in-flow learning paths, AI content creation and buyer-facing deal rooms.

    Spekit in detail →

  5. Seismic

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Seismic's strongest showing is content management, where scores cluster at 6-7: judges credited a centralised library with automatic retirement of outdated files, role-based permissions, version control and audit trails, plus publicly defined per-asset metrics.

    Seismic in detail →

  6. Dock

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Dock, from Dock Labs, Inc., a US company, is an AI revenue enablement platform: digital sales rooms, a content library, a full learning management system, CRM-integrated order forms, and an AI layer running on content, calls and CRM data.

    Dock in detail →

  7. Outreach

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    Outreach's evidence is strongest on integrations: CRM and integrations scored 5-6, citing a documented REST API, RFC-conformant SCIM provisioning, SAML 2.0 single sign-on, and revenue attribution for Salesforce and Dynamics.

    Outreach in detail →

  8. Gong

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Gong, a conversation-intelligence platform from Gong.io Ltd., an Israeli company with US headquarters, scores highest on CRM and integrations at 5 to 6: native two-way connectors for Salesforce, HubSpot and Dynamics, calls and emails exported to the CRM as objects, and terms promising export of customer data, including recorded calls, within 30 days of termination.

    Gong in detail →

  9. Storydoc

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Storydoc, an interactive sales-deck and proposal platform from Storydoc Technologies Ltd of Herzliya, Israel, scores best on CRM and integrations and content management.

    Storydoc in detail →

  10. Allego

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Allego, Inc., a Boston-area United States vendor, sells a revenue enablement platform spanning content, digital sales rooms, coaching and AI analytics.

    Allego in detail →

  11. Qwilr

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Qwilr, sold by Qwilr Operating Company Australia Pty Ltd, builds interactive proposals and deal rooms.

    Qwilr in detail →

  12. Mindtickle

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    The bench judged Mindtickle on its developer documentation, and the scores describe an integration-strong platform with serious data-protection gaps.

    Mindtickle in detail →

  13. Jiminny

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    Jiminny's captured pages describe a conversation-intelligence platform — capture of every email, phone and video call — and the bench scores it strongest on coaching and readiness and analytics and monitoring, with CRM and integrations at 3–4.

    Jiminny in detail →