SF Maps alternative
Not a Salesforce add-on. The operating system for field sales.
Salesforce Maps routes lists you built. Leadbeam finds, routes, and captures the work itself, on any CRM.
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FAQ
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We're a Salesforce shop. Isn't Salesforce Maps the safer pick?
Safer to expense, sure. The catch: Maps lives inside Sales Cloud, so reps need a Salesforce mobile seat, the AI is mostly Einstein reports, and capture is manual. Leadbeam runs on Salesforce too, with a mobile-first app reps actually open, AI inside the workflow, and no extra Sales Cloud seat for field users.
How much of the AI is real versus marketing copy?
Atlas scores 30M+ businesses on 30+ signals before the list reaches the rep. Beamly briefs reps in 30 seconds before the door. Pulse captures voice and image with review-before-push. Studio surfaces coaching from real call patterns. None of it lives in a quarterly analytics dashboard.
How long does setup take versus Salesforce Maps?
Maps is typically weeks plus admin time. Territories, rules, plans, lists, all built before reps get value. Leadbeam onboards in days and the rep drives most of it from the mobile app. Atlas comes pre-populated, so reps don't sit waiting for someone to build a list for them.
How does pricing actually shake out?
Salesforce Maps is $75 per user per month on top of the Sales Cloud seat the rep needs. Leadbeam is $59 to $150 per user per month with no Sales Cloud seat required for the field team. For a 20-rep team that math usually swings into six figures over the year.
