saleshive.com Opiniones 45

We're in fintech, selling to CFOs. SalesHive's eMod emails do not feel robotic. Their callers handle conversations with professionalism, which matters in our industry. They pivot quickly when we give feedback. Pipeline has grown consistently since they came on board.

We're a small professional services firm and outbound never got the attention it needed. SalesHive took it off our plate. Their callers handle conversations professionally, and the strategist keeps campaigns aligned with our goals. Meetings are consistent and relevant, which is better than we expected. It's a relief not to worry about top-of-funnel.

In healthcare IT, trust is everything. SalesHive took time to learn our market, and the SDRs sound credible on calls. A few early meetings missed the mark, but they fixed it after feedback. The strategist stays hands-on to keep messaging effective and compliant. We've closed two significant deals that started with their outreach.

We signed with SalesHive in March 2026 for outbound SDR services at $7,000/month. We provided detailed ICP documentation, messaging guidance, and full context on our target market before launch.

Within the first 48 hours, our SDR was using the wrong company name on calls. We flagged this to our account manager via Slack on March 13. That same week, we discovered the calling script did not reflect our ICP, our market positioning, or even the correct CRM platform we serve. The script contained HubSpot terminology for a Salesforce-focused campaign.

This incorrect script remained in use for 13 consecutive calling days (March 11-24). The issue was not identified or corrected by SalesHive. Our team discovered it, escalated it through multiple contacts, and a restructure only happened after we pushed.

During this period, SalesHive booked a meeting and presented it as a qualified result. The prospect was a Salesforce Consultant at a Salesforce implementation firm, a company and role that could have been disqualified in minutes with basic research. This was outside our stated ICP by every measure.

When we terminated and requested a refund based on material breach, SalesHive refused. Their CFO stated they were "not in breach" and claimed a 30-day cure period, though their own published contract terms specify 14 days. They offered to waive the next billing cycle but would not return any fees for the period where the service was fundamentally misexecuted.

We entered this engagement after reviewing SalesHive's public feedback history and raising concerns directly with their sales team. We were told those experiences reflected "previous leadership and a different operating model." What we experienced was indistinguishable from the pattern described in those earlier reviews: misaligned targeting, untrained reps, inflated metrics, and an inability to course-correct when confronted with documented failures.

We do not believe the service we received reflected the representations made during intake. We would not recommend SalesHive to any company that requires strategic, ICP-aligned outbound execution.

I run RevOps for a mid-market SaaS firm. SalesHive's transparency is the best part. I can see daily activity in their platform and in HubSpot. Meetings are good, but the bigger win is learning what messages resonate. The strategist shares insights that help our broader go-to-market.

We sell SaaS to enterprise IT leaders. SalesHive said ramp would take a few weeks, and they were right. The first handful of meetings were mixed, then it was smooth. Calls are handled professionally, emails don't feel canned, and the strategist keeps fresh ideas coming. Their platform gives daily visibility. After 12 months, pipeline is looking really healthy..

Our AE team was tired of bad meetings from previous providers. SalesHive has been the opposite. The SDRs qualify properly and prospects are engaged. The strategist is proactive with tweaks instead of waiting for us to complain. One month volume dipped, they explained why and fixed it quickly. That honesty is as valuable as the results.

We hired SalesHive for outbound cold calling. What we got: the wrong script running for 13 days, the wrong company name on calls, a "booked meeting" with a prospect that was clearly outside our ICP (a Salesforce consultant at a Salesforce implementation firm), and AI-written deliverables with Hindi character artifacts that were never reviewed before submission.
When we documented this as material breach and requested a refund, their CFO's response was to dispute every point, offer nothing, and warn us that if we "insisted on a refund" they would "pursue all steps to protect their financial interests."
We walked away with zero dollars refunded. They kept $7,000 for a campaign that spent more than half its early days running the wrong script to the wrong audience.
If you are considering SalesHive, read public reviews carefully and ask hard questions before signing anything. Our experience matches a pattern that is well documented across multiple platforms.

I like that everything they do shows up in Salesforce. It's easy to track and the strategist explains results in plain English on our meetings every week.

SalesHive has been steady for us. Meetings come in each week and the SDRs sound professional on calls. Makes life easier for our AEs.

We sell into SaaS. The strategist pivots fast and their callers sound like they're on our team. Easy partnership.

I run a logistics company and our buyers are tough to reach. SalesHive's mix of phone and email has broken through. After about five months, We've had conversations with decision-makers we couldn't get to before. They've been worth the investment.

Our AEs stopped complaining once SalesHive took over outbound. That's the best sign I can give.

Been with them just under a year. I like that they listen to feedback and act quickly. If messaging isn't hitting, the strategist makes changes right away. That responsiveness is the biggest value for me

We are a young start up. We leveraged Saleshive for cold calls to get our Brand out there. We were lucky enough to have Barbara Ochoa as our SDR. She is an Air Force veteran on a mission! The leadership helped us to identify the right people for Barbara to call. They helped to build a sales book as well. We now use that information to train our internal sales team!!

Our team needed to test outbound in a new vertical. SalesHive built custom playbook and handled the heavy lifting. Within weeks we had prospects on the phone giving us feedback and opening opportunities.

We are very happy with SalesHive. Michael was a great sales person explaining the solution, very patient with us. It is a strong service, and Mia, the onboarder was obviously a seasoned veteran. We would recommend this service to anyone looking to develop their business.

A SDR (cold caller) makes calls for one hour a day. They are charging me $86,000 a year for this. This company is a total rip off. I have one lead for this week. Before you spend $14,000 for the two month commitment, ask how many hours a day a SDR is going to call.

Saleshive has been a great company to work with and I would recommend them in a second. Their flexibility and willingness to pivot was impressive to see.