I use Gearset DevOps for comparing metadata between Salesforce Orgs, deploying changes, and managing data backups. What I like most about Gearset DevOps, besides its fantastic direct functionality, is the near real-time chat with a live agent for everything from 'how-to' questions to direct support for any issues that arise. Additionally, the initial setup was very easy and the onboarding team did a great job of accommodating and helping us through the process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Searching and filtering is a strong suit of Gearset DevOps, but I would love to be able to search through recent deployments for specific components that have been included to help determine when and by whom those components were deployed. I wish there was a way to be able to associate the specific user as the last modified of a component rather than the team shared user. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We adopted Gearset DevOps for our end-to-end CI/CD solution for Salesforce, and it's been a gamechanger. Gearset saves us a ton of time on deployments and dramatically increases code quality, leading to a better, more stable environment. It gives us tools to analyze and manage technical debt, and we appreciate that we can keep our sandboxes up to date without full refreshes. The CI/CD workflows have sped up time to value for our Salesforce work, and Gearset's AI proactively identifies conflicts and deployment risks. The support, onboarding, and training have been world-class, guiding us every step of the way. The time savings alone probably paid for Gearset's cost, and its AI features help us launch better code. This is one of the best tech investments we've made in our Salesforce environments for years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is not anything we dislike about Gearset. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Gearset DevOps to compare orgs and branches, and it reliably deploys metadata, catching differences before they cause issues. I like the clarity of the compare and deploy UI, which shows exactly what's changing before I push. The UI displays a clean difference across orgs/branches with metadata-aware filters, helping me spot unintended changes and exclude noise. Pre-flight validation and test runs are just a click away, reducing failed deployments. The pipelines are quick to set up with approvals, test stages, and rollbacks, providing consistent promotion paths without custom scripting. Additionally, the initial setup of Gearset DevOps is very easy, and I'd rate it 9 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Handling very large, noisy compares can feel slow, and filtering out churned metadata like profiles and layouts still takes manual effort. Pricing and granularity can be problematic when you just need occasional pipeline users. It's painful when a developer's failed deployment puts other work in a queue, and Gearset support couldn't help with this issue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Gearset DevOps really user-friendly and easy to navigate, which is great for our team, including those who are less technical. The tool enables users to take control of their releases, leading to faster release times and allowing the team to spend time on other projects. Its ability to manage sprint and release schedules effectively helps prevent unknown changes that could break our environments. The ease of use and price were key factors for our switch from Salesforce developer promotions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Data in our lower environments limits our testing and ability to have users test in lower orgs so ways to move data across orgs would be great. Also, since we are missing Data Deployment there were some challenges with having to manually move data from a Partner Sandbox to Full and Production. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Gearset DevOps is easy to use and not a complex tool, which leads to a lot of direct time savings. The integration with orgs is seamless, allowing me to create remote branches and make branch comparisons easily. This makes it very simple to handle metadata files and get processes moving faster than other tools. Additionally, the initial setup was super easy and didn't cause any problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Probably, a bit of improvement on the user interface side where things could be more organized, and dealing with managed package things. When comparing or moving with changes, how it can be easily managed on installed managed packages could be better. If they added flexibility to select primary components or metadata files first, it would be a great add-on to the Gearset DevOps tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Gearset DevOps displays dependencies while selecting changes, making it easier to ensure everything we need is committed. It works well 95% of the time, which is quite helpful. The tool also offers an easier connection to source control and integrates smoothly with Jira, where all changes are visible on Jira tickets for future tracking. I find the comparison page handy as it shows dependencies and gives warnings for successful deployments. Overall, Gearset DevOps provides a seamless CI/CD process and helps with proper validation errors and back deployments to dev sandboxes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If a field is deleted, it does not show all the dependencies listed. If Gearset can pull all the related items automatically when we select the field which is deleted, it will save a lot of time. Currently, we search across the code base for references and pick the files individually which have references. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Gearset DevOps incredibly useful for managing metadata from one place, which really saves time and reduces deployment issues. Its ability to pick changes and related dependencies with ease is the most useful feature for me. I also appreciate its integration with GitHub, which provides useful troubleshooting steps to see the change history of metadata. The shorter time to deliver changes, with less likelihood of missing components in the target environment, has significantly reduced our delivery time for feature changes. The initial setup was very easy, and we were able to start working with it within a few days and deploy changes to production within a week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We had issues with Bot and Translation deployment earlier but with Gearset tech support help they were able to resolve it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Gearset DevOps for Salesforce CI/CD pipelines and really appreciate its compare and deploy feature. It allows me to filter changes based on component type, modified date, and who modified them, which is super useful. I also like the ability to select only the changes I want to deploy while leaving others out, and it lists dependencies for each item at a fine level of detail. Deployment rollbacks are much easier now with Gearset DevOps, and the initial setup was very easy because of the training provided by the Gearset team, which was very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While deploying enhanced bots, we have faced issues where the translations do not get deployed sometimes. Not sure if it's a bug or something, but we have faced that problem a few times. Even after adding the translations in Gearset, they were missing from the target environment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Gearset DevOps is reliability. Your CI/CD process just works.

We moved to Gearset after using another leading Salesforce DevOps tool where deployments regularly failed due to bugs and package update issues. With Gearset, deployments are predictable and stable. You spend your time releasing changes instead of troubleshooting the pipeline.

Support is another standout. When you run into a problem, you get help fast. The few times we needed assistance, Gearset support responded within about ten minutes and worked directly with us to resolve the issue. The documentation is also excellent. You can quickly find clear answers without digging through outdated articles or opening tickets.

Org Intelligence has been especially valuable for us. Our Salesforce org is complex, with layered automation and a custom trigger architecture. Org Intelligence understands your metadata context and can trace multi-step automation chains back to the root cause. Tasks that used to take hours of investigation now take minutes.

Gearset removes friction from Salesforce development. Your deployments are reliable, troubleshooting is faster, and your team can focus on delivering changes instead of managing DevOps tooling. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing so far, our experience has been wonderful! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The flow comparison UI closely mirrors the flow builder, so it’s easy to check diffs using an interface that feels familiar from the declarative tools. It also makes it straightforward to ignore irrelevant changes and focus on what actually matters. The integrations with all Salesforce orgs works seamlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I’m selecting differences to deploy from the metadata comparison list, it’s easy to accidentally leave filters enabled and then not understand why some items are missing from the deployment list. Also, the permission set comparison still needs some work, because it isn’t always clear which specific items are actually being deployed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.