I’ve been genuinely impressed with how seamless the Influ2 setup process was. It was almost shockingly easy — the platform’s intuitive design and user flow made every step feel natural. As someone who regularly builds campaigns across Meta, LinkedIn, Google Ads, and YouTube, I was blown away by how thoughtfully Influ2 anticipated every possible touchpoint along the way. The reporting metrics and daily wrap-ups have also been a huge value-add. It’s incredibly useful to see engagement through impressions, clicks, and site visits without digging around for data. And the sales enablement features are a game-changer. They give our client’s sales team clear visibility into when and how to engage, helping turn interest into real conversation. The integration with Salesforce and Marketo ties it all together: leads flow smoothly, data stays clean, and the handoff from marketing to sales actually feels coordinated. The positive feedback from both our internal team and our client reinforces that we made the right choice. Honestly, between the platform itself and the outstanding support from Helen and Susannah, I’ve already started recommending Influ2 to peers. It’s rare to find a tool that checks every box, but this one really does. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One area I’d love to see more flexibility in is seat usage. Right now, the inability to allocate Influ2 seats across different clients creates inefficiency. For an agency environment, it would be far more cost-effective and scalable if seats could be shared or reassigned among clients with ABM programs at different stages. As it stands, we’re using fewer seats than anticipated, and the cost structure doesn’t fully align with our utilization. Greater adaptability here would make the platform even more valuable for teams like ours. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
