Salesflare

Salesflare

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Reviewed byRaphael Berrebi|GTM Automation Specialist|Jan 18, 2026
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Salesflare is an auto-enrichment CRM designed for small B2B sales teams who want their CRM to "fill itself" rather than requiring manual data entry. Unlike traditional CRMs (Salesforce, Zoho) that rely on reps to log emails, meetings, and contact details, Salesflare automatically pulls information from email signatures, calendars, social profiles, and company databases—reducing data entry time by

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Overview

Salesflare is an auto-enrichment CRM designed for small B2B sales teams who want their CRM to "fill itself" rather than requiring manual data entry. Unlike traditional CRMs (Salesforce, Zoho) that rely on reps to log emails, meetings, and contact details, Salesflare automatically pulls information from email signatures, calendars, social profiles, and company databases—reducing data entry time by 70%.

The key differentiator: native Microsoft Outlook integration. While Copper dominates the Google Workspace market, Salesflare serves Microsoft 365 users with comparable automation. If you're using Outlook and want Copper-like contact enrichment without switching to Gmail, Salesflare is your best option.

Best for B2B SMB teams (5-25 reps, $500K-5M ARR) prioritizing speed and simplicity over enterprise customization.

At a glance:

  • Category: Auto-Enrichment CRM
  • Best for: B2B SMB teams using Microsoft Outlook
  • Pricing: $29-99/user/month (annual billing saves 20%)
  • Free trial: 30-day trial, no credit card required

Should You Use Salesflare?

Ideal For

  • Microsoft Outlook Users Wanting Copper-Like Automation: Salesflare offers native Outlook integration with automatic contact enrichment from email signatures, calendar meetings, and social profiles. This is Copper's automation but for Microsoft 365 users. At $29/user/month (Growth plan), you get 70% less data entry vs manual CRMs (Pipedrive, Close).

  • B2B SMB Teams (5-25 Reps) Prioritizing Speed: Salesflare's "zero-input" philosophy means contacts are created automatically when you email someone, meetings are logged from calendar sync, and company data is enriched from public databases. Ideal for small teams (founders, account executives) who can't afford dedicated CRM administrators.

Not Ideal For

  • Google Workspace Devotees: If you're fully in Gmail/Google Calendar, Copper offers deeper integration (Gmail sidebar, Google-recommended status). Salesflare works with Gmail but isn't as tightly integrated. Use Copper for Google Workspace teams.

  • Teams Needing Built-In Calling: Salesflare lacks native VoIP dialing. You'll need to integrate Aircall ($30-50/user/mo extra) or use Close CRM ($19-99/user/mo) which includes built-in calling.

The Bottom Line

Choose Salesflare if you're a B2B SMB team (5-25 reps) using Microsoft Outlook who wants automated contact enrichment at $29-59/user/month. Skip if you're a Google Workspace shop (use Copper) or need built-in calling (use Close).

What Salesflare Does

Salesflare manages your sales pipeline, contact database, and customer relationships with minimal manual input. The core workflow: email/meet someone → Salesflare auto-creates contact with enriched company data → tracks interactions automatically → reminds you when to follow up → visualize deals in pipeline.

Core Capabilities

  1. Automatic Contact Enrichment: Email someone new? Salesflare creates contact record, pulls company name/website/industry from email signature, enriches with social profiles (LinkedIn, Twitter), and finds phone numbers/addresses from public databases. Saves 5-10 minutes per contact.

  2. Email & Calendar Auto-Tracking: Every email sent/received and calendar meeting is logged to contact timeline automatically. No manual "log activity" buttons. Salesflare tracks communication frequency, last contact date, and upcoming meetings.

  3. Smart Reminders: Salesflare nudges you when you haven't contacted someone in X days, when a deal has been idle >7 days, or when a meeting is coming up with no recent activity. Acts like a personal assistant.

  4. Interactive Pipeline: Visual kanban board showing deals by stage. Drag-and-drop to update stages, filter by owner/value/close date, and spot bottlenecks (e.g., 60% of deals stuck in "Proposal Sent" = follow-up issue).

  5. Email Tracking & Insights: See when leads open emails, click links, and download attachments. Salesflare scores engagement (high/medium/low) to prioritize follow-ups.

How It Works

  1. Connect Email & Calendar: Sync Outlook/Gmail and calendar (takes 5 minutes)
  2. Auto-Import Contacts: Salesflare scans email history and creates contact records for everyone you've emailed
  3. Enrichment Happens: Contacts auto-fill with company data, social profiles, phone numbers from public sources
  4. Pipeline Setup: Define 3-5 deal stages (Prospecting → Demo → Proposal → Closed)
  5. Work from Inbox: Continue emailing/meeting as normal—Salesflare tracks everything automatically

Our Take: Salesflare delivers on its "zero-input" promise. For B2B SMB teams drowning in manual CRM data entry, the 70% time savings is real. However, $29/user/month starting price is 2X Pipedrive ($14/user/mo) and lacks built-in calling. Choose Salesflare if automation is worth the premium and you already have a separate calling solution (Aircall, Dialpad). If you need all-in-one CRM+calling at lower cost, Close ($19/user/mo) or Freshsales ($39/user/mo) offer better value.

Key Features

1. Email Signature & Social Profile Enrichment

When you email someone new, Salesflare parses their email signature (company name, job title, phone, website) and enriches the contact with LinkedIn profile, Twitter handle, company size, industry, and revenue range from public databases. This happens automatically within 1-2 minutes of first email exchange.

Why it matters: Manual lead research takes 5-15 minutes per contact (LinkedIn lookup, company website, phone number search). For 20 new contacts weekly, that's 100-300 minutes (1.5-5 hours) saved. At $50K salary, that's $1,500-2,500/year time savings per rep.

2. Native Microsoft Outlook Integration

Salesflare offers an Outlook plugin that syncs emails, calendar meetings, and contacts bidirectionally. Unlike Copper (Gmail-only), Salesflare works natively with Microsoft 365, making it the best CRM for Outlook users wanting automated contact management. Email tracking (opens, clicks) works seamlessly in Outlook.

Why it matters: Copper dominates Google Workspace but doesn't support Microsoft Outlook. For companies using Microsoft 365 (60% of businesses vs 40% Google Workspace), Salesflare is the Copper alternative with comparable automation.

3. Smart Follow-Up Reminders

Salesflare analyzes communication patterns and reminds you when to follow up: "You haven't contacted John Smith in 14 days (your avg is 7 days)" or "Demo with Acme Corp is tomorrow but no activity in 5 days—send prep email?" Reminders are context-aware based on your historical behavior.

Why it matters: Sales reps forget 40-60% of follow-ups without CRM reminders. Salesflare's AI-driven nudges (vs generic "follow up in 3 days" tasks) increase follow-through rates by focusing on statistically-overdue contacts.

4. Interactive Pipeline with Bottleneck Detection

Visual pipeline shows all deals by stage with drag-and-drop updating. Salesflare highlights bottlenecks: "60% of deals in 'Proposal Sent' stage are >14 days old (avg close time: 7 days)—follow up urgently." This real-time coaching helps reps prioritize stuck deals.

Why it matters: Most CRMs show pipeline data but don't interpret it. Salesflare's bottleneck alerts act like a sales manager reviewing pipeline health 24/7, catching deals slipping through cracks before they're lost.

Use Cases

1. B2B SaaS Startup ($500K ARR) with Microsoft 365 Stack

Scenario: 3-person sales team (founder + 2 AEs) using Microsoft Outlook, drowning in manual CRM data entry on Pipedrive.

Workflow:

  1. Founder Emails 50 Prospects Weekly: Salesflare auto-creates 50 contact records with enriched company data (industry, size, revenue) from email signatures
  2. AEs Track Deal Progress: All emails/meetings log automatically to contact timelines—no "log activity" clicking after each call
  3. Smart Reminders Prevent Drops: Salesflare nudges "You haven't contacted Sarah Johnson (Acme Corp) in 10 days, deal idle in 'Demo Scheduled' stage—follow up"
  4. Pipeline Review: Founder sees 12 deals stuck in "Proposal Sent" >7 days—assigns follow-up tasks to AEs

Outcome: Team saves 5-10 hours weekly on CRM data entry (70% reduction), closes 15% more deals due to fewer dropped follow-ups, and maintains complete relationship history without manual logging.

2. Professional Services Firm Managing 100+ Client Accounts

Scenario: Consulting firm with 10 account managers juggling 100+ client relationships, needing visibility into communication frequency.

Workflow:

  1. Client Database: All client contacts auto-enriched from email exchanges over past 2 years
  2. Activity Tracking: Every email, calendar meeting, and document share logged automatically to client records
  3. Relationship Health Scoring: Salesflare flags "at-risk" clients with no contact in 30+ days or declining email engagement
  4. Automated Follow-Ups: Workflow triggers task "Check in with client" when no activity for 21 days
  5. Renewal Pipeline: Renewal opportunities tracked in separate pipeline with auto-reminders 90 days before contract end

Outcome: Zero client churn due to neglect, account managers maintain 100+ relationships systematically, and firm upsells 20% more due to proactive relationship nurturing.

Pricing

PlanPrice (Annual)Price (Monthly)Best ForKey Features
Growth$29/user/mo$35/user/mo5-10 teamsEmail tracking, auto-enrichment, mobile app, 25 email finding credits
Pro$49/user/mo$55/user/mo10-25 teamsRecommended - Email sequences, workflows, advanced reporting, 100 email credits
Enterprise$99/user/mo$119/user/mo25-50 teamsCustom fields, API access, dedicated support, unlimited email credits

Annual billing saves 17-20%.

What We Recommend

  • Pro plan ($49/user/mo annual) is the sweet spot for most SMB teams (10-25 reps)—includes email sequences, workflow automation, and enough email finding credits (100/mo) for active prospecting
  • Growth plan ($29/user/mo) works for micro-teams (5-10 reps) with low prospecting volume (25 email credits/month)
  • Skip Enterprise ($99/user/mo) unless you need API access or custom fields—Pro has all core features

Hidden Costs: Email finding credits deplete with heavy prospecting (Growth: 25/mo, Pro: 100/mo, Enterprise: unlimited). Upgrading mid-tier adds $20-50/user/mo.

Pros & Cons

Advantages

70% Reduction in Data Entry

Auto-enrichment from email signatures, calendars, and social profiles eliminates manual contact creation and activity logging

Native Microsoft Outlook Integration

Only Copper competitor with deep Outlook support. Best CRM for Microsoft 365 users wanting automated contact management

Smart Follow-Up Reminders

AI-driven nudges based on communication patterns prevent dropped balls (vs generic "follow up in 3 days" tasks in other CRMs)

Fast Setup (1-2 Hours)

Connect email/calendar, import contacts, define pipeline stages—done. No weeks-long implementation like Salesforce

Disadvantages

No Built-In Calling/Dialer

Requires Aircall ($30-50/user/mo extra) or other VoIP integrations. Close CRM ($19-99/user/mo) includes calling natively

Higher Starting Price Than Pipedrive

$29/user/mo vs Pipedrive's $14/user/mo. 2X cost for automation features—only worth it if you value time savings over budget

Limited Marketing Features

Sales-pipeline-focused only. For marketing automation, use HubSpot or Freshsales Suite ($55+/user/mo)

Email Finding Credits Deplete Fast

Growth plan (25 credits/month) = 25 email lookups. Heavy prospecting requires Pro (100 credits) or Enterprise (unlimited)

Alternatives

Getting Started

  1. Start 30-Day Free Trial: Sign up at salesflare.com with email (no credit card required). Choose Pro plan to test email sequences and workflows.

  2. Connect Email & Calendar: Install Outlook or Gmail plugin (takes 5 minutes). Salesflare scans email history and auto-imports past contacts.

  3. Configure Pipeline: Define 3-5 deal stages matching your sales process (Prospecting → Demo → Proposal → Closed Won/Lost).

Pro tip: Let Salesflare auto-import contacts for 24-48 hours before manually adding anyone. The CRM learns from your email patterns and enriches contacts more accurately after observing communication history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Salesflare worth it?

Yes, if you're a B2B SMB team (5-25 reps) using Microsoft Outlook and value time savings over budget. Auto-enrichment reduces data entry by 70% (5-10 hours weekly saved), justifying $29-49/user/mo cost. Not worth it if budget-constrained ($14/user/mo Pipedrive offers better value) or need built-in calling (Close CRM $19/user/mo includes VoIP).

How much does Salesflare cost?

Salesflare pricing: Growth ($29/user/mo annual, $35 monthly), Pro ($49/user/mo annual, $55 monthly), Enterprise ($99/user/mo annual, $119 monthly). Annual billing saves 17-20%. Most SMB teams use Pro ($49/user/mo) for email sequences and workflow automation. 30-day free trial available.

Does Salesflare integrate with Outlook?

Yes, Salesflare offers native Microsoft Outlook integration via plugin. Syncs emails, calendar meetings, and contacts bidirectionally. Email tracking (opens, clicks) works in Outlook. Salesflare is the best Copper alternative for Microsoft 365 users.

Is Salesflare better than Copper?

For Microsoft Outlook users, yes—Salesflare has native Outlook integration while Copper doesn't support Microsoft 365. For Google Workspace users, no—Copper offers deeper Gmail integration (sidebar, Google-recommended status). Choose based on email ecosystem: Outlook → Salesflare, Gmail → Copper.

Does Salesflare have built-in calling?

No, Salesflare lacks native VoIP calling. Integrate Aircall ($30-50/user/mo), Dialpad, or JustCall for calling features. If built-in calling is priority, use Close CRM ($19-99/user/mo) which includes power dialing and SMS.

Is Salesflare good for small businesses?

Yes, Salesflare is designed for B2B SMB teams (5-25 reps, $500K-5M ARR). Auto-enrichment reduces data entry by 70%, ideal for small teams without dedicated CRM administrators. However, $29/user/mo starting price is 2X Pipedrive ($14/user/mo)—only choose if automation is worth the premium.

What is auto-enrichment in Salesflare?

Auto-enrichment automatically fills contact records with company data (name, website, industry, size), social profiles (LinkedIn, Twitter), and phone numbers from email signatures and public databases. Happens automatically when you email someone new, saving 5-10 minutes of manual research per contact.

Resources

  • Copper: Best auto-enrichment CRM for Google Workspace users with Gmail sidebar integration. Choose if you're fully in Gmail ecosystem.
  • Pipedrive: $14/user/mo visual pipeline CRM, half the price of Salesflare but requires manual contact creation. Best for budget-conscious teams.
  • Close: $19-99/user/mo CRM with built-in power dialing and SMS. Better for high-volume outbound teams needing calling+CRM in one tool.

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