B2B SaaS & sales teams
The same call intelligence Gong and Fireflies sell to enterprise budgets — deal risk scoring, a CRM that fills itself, an AI copilot — priced and packaged for a team that doesn't have a RevOps function to run one.
Built for the team below the enterprise line
Gong is built for organizations with a procurement process, a multi-year software budget, and someone dedicated to administering the platform. A notetaker like Fireflies is built for the opposite end — it records and transcribes, but stops well short of scoring a deal or filling a CRM. ClioIQ sits deliberately in between: full call-to-CRM intelligence, sized and priced for a team that's neither.
What gets captured
Every call is recorded, transcribed, and scored by the AI Notetaker automatically — objections, competitor mentions, and next steps extracted without a rep filling in a single CRM field by hand. Deal Risk Scoring recalculates after every call, not on a schedule someone has to remember to run.
Where the cost difference actually comes from
Gong's price includes an enterprise sales motion — a mandatory platform fee, an implementation phase, a multi-year contract. ClioIQ's price is the product: published on this site, no sales call required to see a number, and a plan that starts at Free if all you need to start with is the notetaker.
No CRM migration required
A team already running Salesforce, HubSpot, or Zoho keeps it — ClioIQ syncs into it instead of asking anyone to move their pipeline. A team without one yet can run entirely on ClioIQ's built-in CRM from day one.
Read the full breakdown: ClioIQ vs Gong, ClioIQ vs Avoma, and ClioIQ vs Sybill.
See it against your own call volume.
We'll show you a transcript become a scored deal, end to end.