The Clari and Salesloft alternative with one published price
SAGARIS is a Clari + Salesloft alternative for teams that want the whole revenue motion in one place: the phones, the inbox and the CRM on a single record. One product, one login, one published price of $499 per seat per month. Clari + Salesloft is the merged enterprise platform, sold by quote across two brands and two sites.
Clari and Salesloft facts checked against clari.com's and salesloft.com's own published pages on August 19, 2026
SAGARIS vs Clari + Salesloft, on the facts
| Dimension | SAGARIS | Clari + Salesloft |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate status | One company, one product, one website. | One company since the merger completed. Their own announcement, dated December 3, 2025, says Clari and Salesloft have merged and names Steve Cox Chief Executive Officer of the combined organization. |
| What it is called | SAGARIS. | Both sites brand the combined company Clari + Salesloft. Asked directly whether the new company will be named Clari or Salesloft or something else, their own merger FAQ answers that if and when they have a name change to announce, customers will be the first to know (checked August 19, 2026). |
| Published pricing | $499 per seat per month, flat, printed in plain server-rendered HTML on our pricing page. | Neither pricing page carries a dollar figure. Salesloft's asks you to get in contact and Clari's asks you to get a quote (both checked August 19, 2026). |
| Where you log in | One login for the whole platform. | Two sites and five product logins between them: Salesloft and Drift on salesloft.com, and Clari, Clari Copilot and Groove by Clari on clari.com. |
| Scope | Eight modules on one brain: CRM, parallel dialer, inbox, SMS, social, AI receptionist, AI coach and analytics. | A broad enterprise suite across both brands: Cadence, Rhythm, Conversation Intelligence, Deals, Forecast, Analytics and Drift chat on the Salesloft side. On the Clari side, Capture, Inspect, Groove, Align, Copilot, Forecast and Guide. |
| Parallel dialing | Core to the product. Several lines at once, first-answer takeover, on our own rails, with your own number pools and a hard 50-dials-per-number daily cap. | Salesloft's Dialer and Messenger page describes one-click calling and texting, LocalDial, Live Call Studio and pre-recorded voicemail drop. Parallel dialing is not described on any of the 28 pages we read across their two sites (checked August 19, 2026). |
| Inbound AI voice | An AI receptionist answers real inbound calls, qualifies callers and books meetings. | Not described on any of the 28 clari.com and salesloft.com pages we read on August 19, 2026. |
| CRM | Included. Calls, emails and texts log themselves to one record. | Sits on the CRM you keep. Salesloft's own platform pages lead with bi-directional CRM sync and integrations with Salesforce and 180-plus other apps. |
What the merger actually changed
Clari and Salesloft are one company. Their announcement, published on clari.com and dated December 3, 2025, says the two have merged and appoints Steve Cox as Chief Executive Officer of the combined organization. Both sites now lead with the same phrase, the Predictive Revenue System.
What has not changed yet is what a buyer touches. As of August 19, 2026, salesloft.com and clari.com are both live, with separate product suites, separate navigation and separate logins. Their own merger FAQ, asked whether the company will be called Clari or Salesloft or something else, answers that if and when they have a name change to announce, customers will be the first to know. That is a fair answer from a company eight months into a merger. It is also a real thing to plan around if you are signing a multi-year contract this quarter.
One price you can read, or a quote you have to ask for
When we checked both pricing pages on August 19, 2026, neither carried a dollar figure. Salesloft's pricing page describes packages and asks you to get in contact. Clari's says it is priced to run revenue and asks you to get a quote.
Our pricing page prints $499 per seat per month in plain server-rendered HTML. That figure includes the CRM, the dialer, the inbox, the SMS line, the AI receptionist and the coach. This is not a claim that they are expensive, because we do not know what they charge and we will not guess. It is a claim about what you can find out before you talk to a salesperson.
Two things that are ours
Salesloft's Dialer and Messenger page describes one-click calling and texting, LocalDial to match a prospect's area code, Live Call Studio for listening in and whispering advice mid-call, and pre-recorded voicemail drops. What we did not find, across all 28 of their pages we read on August 19, 2026, is parallel dialing or an AI receptionist that answers inbound calls.
Both of those are ours, and both are about volume of conversations. Parallel dialing attempts several lines at once and joins your rep to whoever picks up, which is the difference between a handful of live conversations in a morning and a full one. The AI receptionist answers the inbound calls nobody got to, qualifies the caller and books the meeting. Every one of those is a lead that used to reach voicemail.
The dialing rails are ours as well, which is what keeps that volume sustainable. Number pools are provisioned to your workspace and never shared with another customer, each number is capped at fifty dials a day, local presence matches the area you are calling, and carrier registration is tracked per number. Live coaching runs during the call, and the summary writes itself to the CRM record afterwards, because the CRM is part of the same system.
Who should pick which
An enterprise suite on top of your CRM may fit better if...
Some teams are shopping for one layer rather than the whole engine.
- You are an enterprise with a complex forecast across regions, segments and product lines, and forecasting is the job you are buying for.
- You are keeping Salesforce and want an engagement and intelligence layer on top of it rather than a system that replaces it.
- Your procurement expects a quote, a security review and a named account team, and the absence of a public price is not an obstacle.
Choose SAGARIS if...
The trade runs the other way when you want one system and one number.
- You want to know the price before the call. Ours is $499 per seat per month, published, monthly on the founding plan.
- You want parallel dialing on number pools you control, with a hard 50-dials-per-number daily cap, in the same system as the CRM.
- You want an AI receptionist answering real inbound calls, not only outbound sequences.
- You want the CRM included rather than synced to, so calls, emails and texts land on one record without a second subscription underneath.
- You want one product and one login, from a company whose roadmap you can hold in your head.
Clari + Salesloft questions, answered plainly.
The questions buyers actually type when they compare the two. Where we do not know, we say so.
- MOST ASKED
Yes. Their own announcement on clari.com, dated December 3, 2025, says Clari and Salesloft have merged and names Steve Cox Chief Executive Officer of the combined organization. Both sites brand the combined company Clari + Salesloft. As of August 19, 2026 both websites are still live with separate product suites and separate logins.