
best about Salesloft is how it brings everything a sales rep needs into one place. Managing calls, emails, and follow-ups becomes much more structured, so nothing really slips through the cracks. The cadence feature is especially useful — it keeps outreach consistent without feeling too rigid.
I also found the automation to be a big time-saver. Tasks that would normally take a lot of manual effort, like scheduling follow-ups or tracking engagement, are handled smoothly. Plus, the interface is clean enough that you don’t spend too much time figuring things out, which really helps when you’re trying to stay focused on actual selling. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing I don’t particularly like about Salesloft is that it can feel a bit slow at times, especially when you’re working with larger lists or moving between cadences. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does interrupt the flow occasionally.
Also, the customization options can feel a bit limited depending on how specific your workflow is. There are times when you want to tweak things more deeply, but you have to work around what’s available instead. The initial setup and learning curve can also take some time, especially for teams that are new to sales engagement tools.
Overall, these aren’t major issues, but they do come up in day-to-day usage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.