G2

Tymoteusz P.

Founder

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/21/2026

"Salesforge: An All-in-One Outbound Ecosystem with Great Deliverability and Multichannel campaigns"

5/5

What do you like best about Salesforge?

We’ve been running our outbound on Salesforge for 3 months and it’s become the backbone of how we generate pipeline. What I like the most about Salesforge is the whole ecosystem. I don't need to have many different software tools that I need to connect. It connects everything that I need to run outbound campaigns, from buying infrastructure and warming it up by finding leads to multichannel sequences. Deliverability is great. With warm-up and mailbox infrastructure handled inside the same ecosystem, we didn't have any spam issues, and our inbox placement stayed stable. Sequence setup is fast, personalization and variable rotation work well, and Primebox saves a lot of time because all replies land in one place instead of a dozen inboxes. I especially like the mobile app, from which I get notifications when a reply comes. Also, multichannel sequences are great. Support is genuinely responsive. Questions usually get answered in a couple of minutes and by people who clearly understand cold email, not just the product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Salesforge?

I didn't notice any issues. Learning curve may be at first steep but when you get it the experience is amazing Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Salesforge solving and how is that benefiting you?

First and foremost, Salesforge covers every part of outbound in one place: lead sourcing, mailbox infrastructure, warm-up, sequencing, and reply management. This is especially valuable if you’re just starting with outbound campaigns. You don’t have to research, buy, and stitch together five different tools and then figure out why they don’t talk to each other. Everything is connected out of the box, and the interface is intuitive enough that we were running our first campaigns quickly instead of spending weeks on setup.

Multichannel sequences have been just as important for us. We usually start by reaching out on LinkedIn, and if someone doesn’t accept the connection request, we don’t lose that contact. The sequence automatically continues over email. Before, those leads simply fell through the cracks. Now every prospect gets a real chance to respond on whichever channel works for them, which noticeably improved our coverage and the number of conversations we start.

The result is outbound we can actually plan around: consistent, predictable, and manageable without a dedicated SDR team Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.