I run a small agency with a couple of friends. Most of my leads come from referrals and word of mouth, but cold email is my main outbound channel, and I've been using Salesforge for about 6 months now.

Before this I was jumping between Apollo, Smartlead and Instantly. They're all fine, but I'd get decent open rates and barely any replies. Since switching, that's actually improved. I ran close to 10 campaigns, about 6 did well, and I went from booking around 5 meetings a month to nearly double that.

What works for me:

The visual sequence builder is easy to use and makes multichannel sequences simple to set up. Lead finding is built in, with a chat-style interface where you just ask for the leads you want, and the data accuracy has been solid, north of 90 percent in my experience. The interface is clean and the monthly analytics on outreach and meetings booked are genuinely useful.

On pricing, it's actually affordable for what you get, especially compared to other tools once you start scaling up mailboxes and volume. That's where a lot of platforms start to get expensive, but Salesforge has stayed reasonable for me. There's a small learning curve early on if you're coming from something simpler, but nothing major.

Overall, for a small team that leans on cold email and cares about actual replies, it's been the best fit for me so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's a small learning curve at the start, especially if you're coming from a simpler tool. It took me a few days to get comfortable with everything, but once it clicked it was fine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Salesforge.ai is one of the best sales outreach tools we have used because it lets us connect unlimited email senders and LinkedIn senders.

That makes it much easier to run outbound at scale without managing email and LinkedIn in separate tools. We can build sequences, manage senders, handle replies, and run campaigns from one place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Setup can take time when you are connecting many email and LinkedIn senders. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Salesforge for multichannel outreach - email and LinkedIn together. It is one of the most useful all-in-one tool for sales automations. What I like most is being able to run conditional email + LinkedIn sequences from a single platform, with unlimited mailboxes and senders, no seat-based pricing. It has built-in warm-up, bounce protection, and ESP matching so it doesn't require a separate tool or for deliverability features. Native CRM integration also ease my operations. If I have any question, the customer support in high level too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It takes a short amount of time to understand the UI and manage multiple campaigns simultaneously, but once you get past the learning curve, it becomes easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a Business Developer running outbound campaigns every day, what I like most about Salesforge is its multichannel approach. Rather than juggling separate tools for cold email and LinkedIn outreach, I can run everything from one platform and keep it organized in a single place. Salesforge lets me build sequences that combine emails with LinkedIn connection requests, messages, profile views, follows, and even InMails, which makes prospecting feel more natural and, in my experience, more effective.

Another big advantage is deliverability. The built-in warm-up features, mailbox management, and overall infrastructure help ensure my emails actually land in inboxes instead of getting pushed to spam. For anyone who’s serious about outbound sales, that’s a major benefit.

I also like that all LinkedIn and email replies are centralized in Primebox. It saves me time, cuts down on context switching, and helps me stay focused on the conversations rather than managing multiple tools. On top of that, the platform keeps adding new features, and the support team is responsive whenever I need help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform is very powerful, but because it offers so many features, there can be a learning curve at the beginning. Understanding deliverability best practices, mailbox setup, and advanced multichannel workflows takes some time if you're new to outbound sales. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Salesforge makes it super easy to manage cold, multi-channel outreach campaigns. Instead of juggling multiple tools, setting up infrastructure, and configuring domain settings and deliverability optimization, the Forge Stack, centered around Salesforge, handles it all. Plus the unified customer support is great. They respond within seconds-minutes usually.

It's a smooth and frictionless user experience since everything you need for scaling and managing outbound is covered within the Forge Stack, which are all interconnected within the dashboards. They've got all the major integrations and adding more regularly, plus the API and MCP make custom integrations easy. For all this, pricing still ends up being more affordable than if you frankenstein a bunch of tools together. Pairing email and LinkedIn for cold outbound is more effective performance-wise than doing just one of those channels, and Primebox lets you manage replies across channels and campaigns all in one place. I haven't tried Agent Frank, the AI SDR, but from what I've seen, it seems to be powerful and effective and only getting better over time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Biggest downsides I've noticed are minor UX/UI bugs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Salesforge solves the problem of scaling personalized outreach without losing quality. It automates and personalizes email sequences, saving hours of manual work while improving reply rates. I especially like the AI-powered email personalization and its ability to run multi-mailbox campaigns seamlessly. The AI personalization ensures every email feels tailor-made, which dramatically increases open and reply rates. The multi-mailbox feature lets us scale outreach volume while keeping deliverability high by distributing sends across inboxes. Integrating Salesforge with CRM (HubSpot) and LinkedIn works seamlessly, providing a complete sales workflow. The ROI is visible through improved reply rates and more booked meetings, making it the best sales outreach tool I've used. I appreciate the helpful documentation and support team during the setup, which made the process worthwhile. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup and onboarding could be a bit smoother for new users, but once you get through the learning curve, it's incredibly powerful. Minor UI improvements would be a nice touch, but overall these are small issues compared to the value Salesforge delivers as the best sales outreach tool on the market. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Salesforge is its ability to streamline the entire outbound sales process in one platform. The combination of AI-powered personalization, email deliverability tools, mailbox management, and multi-channel outreach helps save time while improving campaign performance. The platform is intuitive, easy to use, and provides the tools needed to scale prospecting efforts efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Salesforge offers a comprehensive set of features, there is a learning curve for new users due to the number of tools and settings available. Some workflows and advanced configurations can take time to fully understand, and additional onboarding resources or guided tutorials could further improve the user experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sales Forge , if you use it in conjunction with Mail Forge contains a bunch of modular software that you link together. They all are independent. It can be confusing, but you need a few subscriptions to make this work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SalesForge & Mailforge can be confusing and I didn't realize when I set things up that they were 2 seperate softwares I was thinking they were different packages. When I cancelled Salesforge, my mailforge was still active. I kept it active for an extra month, because I wasn't clear that one I cancelled on the other would still be active. They delivered good customer service and refunded me that extra month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the unlimited mailboxes and the LinkedIn senders feature, which solves a lot of problems for me. It's great that Salesforge helps keep my deliverability up to date, and I can easily call out specific numbers, compare what's working and what's not, and switch inboxes or domains as needed. The integration with tools I use, like Clay, makes pushing and pulling information easy. I appreciate the integration with my other tools, as it allows me to see everything in one place. The continuous development of adjacent tools provides an all-in-one experience, which I find very helpful. The setup is pretty easy, and the integration with platforms like Clay, HubSpot, and Salesforce, as well as email providers like Google and Microsoft, really adds value to my work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the hardest problem is, there are tools that are specific for email and LinkedIn that are more niched and because of that, they're better for LinkedIn or email or warming, etc. Salesforce is a great one if you want an all-in-one experience, but the learning curve is difficult just because there's so much you can do inside one tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Salesforge because with just one click, I find most emails through LinkedIn. They have more email data than others, which is really helpful. I appreciate how I can directly add contacts to my outreach list and even start the email sequence. This saves me a lot of manual work because I can find emails and send messages on LinkedIn directly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think pricing is a bit heavy for me. I mean $20 is good starting point to start, example Apollo.io have free plan but they didn't have it. The initial setup was a bit complex, not too much. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.