Comparison
Draup sells 50+ AI sales agents built on proprietary market, spend, tech-stack and talent data to large enterprises, demo-gated with no published pricing. Salesmotion is self-serve account intelligence built on 1,000+ public sources, with cited briefs and 50+ signal types, from $85/mo on a monthly contract.
| Feature | Draup | Salesmotion |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Function | AI sales agents built on Draup's market and talent data | Account intelligence and live buying signals |
| Core Approach | Proprietary datasets (spend, tech stack, GSI workloads, talent) plus 50+ agents | 1,000+ public sources synthesized into cited briefs |
| Getting Started | Book a demo; turnkey CRM integration | Self-serve, same-day setup |
| Data Delivery | Agents and Runbooks, CRM write-back, MCP and API | Web app, Salesforce and HubSpot, REST API and MCP server |
| Pricing | Custom, demo-gated | $85/mo for individuals. Custom pricing for teams & enterprise. |
| Best For | Global enterprises planning accounts and mapping buying committees at scale | Sales teams that want cited account intelligence today |
| Rating (G2) | 4.4/5 | 4.8/5 |
Draup is an enterprise AI company with two product lines: AI Workforce Transformation and talent intelligence (its Etter product), and Draup Sales Agents, which it describes as an AI-native GTM operating system with 50+ agents across five revenue functions.
On the sales side, Draup's agents automate account research, capture priority signals and recommend next moves to win, expand, renew and displace. Its Runbooks pair always-on monitoring agents with ready-to-run GTM plays, tracking what changed across leadership, budget, hiring and competitive movement, and writing live signals into CRM accounts and contacts. Named workflows include Account Discovery, Account Planning, Buyer Identification, Trigger Actions, Outreach & Engagement and Deal Execution.
What sets Draup apart is its proprietary data. It says it analyzes 1B+ data points daily from 100K+ sources, covering 1.7M+ companies and 8M+ buyer profiles, with datasets few others have: outsourcing (GSI) and workload mapping, tech stack footprint, business spend intent, and talent flow and hiring. It integrates through CRM enrichment, a sales data API, data shares, Model Context Protocol and Agent2Agent.
Best for: Large enterprises that want AI sales agents built on proprietary market, spend, tech-stack and talent data, especially for account planning and buying-committee identification at global scale
G2 rating: 4.4/5
Pricing: Draup does not publish list pricing; contracts are quoted per organization; its site is demo-gated with no pricing page and no self-serve plan.
Salesmotion is an account intelligence platform for B2B sales teams. It gives sellers the business context they need to have relevant conversations with enterprise buyers, and it is self-serve.
The platform synthesizes over 1,000 public sources, including earnings calls, news, SEC filings, job postings and leadership announcements, into cited account briefs. Three AI agents do the work: the Signal Agent monitors target accounts for 50+ signal types such as strategic initiatives, leadership transitions, funding rounds and expansion plans; the Research Agent writes the brief with source links; and the Outreach Agent drafts a message tied to the event.
When a signal fires, the rep knows who to reach, why now and what to say. Setup takes minutes: add your accounts and start. Salesmotion has a native Salesforce integration, a HubSpot integration, and a REST API and MCP server.
Best for: B2B sales teams of any size that want cited account intelligence and live signals from public sources, with published pricing and same-day setup
G2 rating: 4.8/5
Pricing: $85/mo for individuals — flexible monthly billing. Custom pricing for teams and enterprise on request.
How Draup and Salesmotion stack up across key capabilities.
| Feature | Draup | Salesmotion |
|---|---|---|
| Account Research | Agents automate deep account research at scale | Cited briefs synthesized from 1,000+ public sources |
| Buying Signals | Leadership, budget, hiring, tech-stack and competitive signals from Draup's own datasets | 50+ signal types: earnings calls, leadership changes, funding, strategy, hiring |
| Signature Data | Proprietary spend intent, tech stack footprint, GSI workload and talent data | Full earnings-call analysis with executive quotes and source links |
| Workforce and Talent | A separate talent intelligence line (Etter), plus talent flow and hiring data | Hiring signals and leadership tracking for sellers |
| Buying Committee | Buyer Identification agents across 8M+ buyer profiles | Verified contacts and decision-maker context on tracked accounts |
| Monitoring | Monitored continuously (per Draup: 1B+ data points analyzed daily) | 24/7 signal monitoring on every tracked account |
| Integrations | CRM enrichment, sales data API, data shares, MCP and Agent2Agent | Native Salesforce integration, HubSpot integration, REST API and MCP server |
| Pricing | Custom, demo-gated | Published, from $85/mo on a monthly contract |
We held 55 sales and customer calls between August and October 2026. In 25 of them the buyer had to build an internal case before buying, and wanted to test the tool on their own accounts first.
“I just have to put together like a business case for my CEO ... listing like other competitors in the space and like their pricing.”
“everything looks good in a demo ... Unless ... me or my team members ... play around with it, we will not get ... ground-level understanding.”
“It's all about the convenience, the relevant things coming at one place.”
Draup does not publish list pricing; contracts are quoted per organization; its site is demo-gated with no pricing page and no self-serve plan. The route in is a demo request.
Salesmotion publishes its pricing: $85/mo for individuals on a monthly contract, with custom pricing for teams and enterprise rollouts that scales with accounts monitored rather than seats. Reps can sign up and be working the same day.
The two are sold differently because they are built for different buyers. Draup suits a large enterprise that wants an agent platform on proprietary data and is ready to run a demo-led evaluation. Salesmotion suits a team that wants account intelligence from public sources in front of reps now, at a published price. See our pricing page for full details.
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“All of the vendors that I've worked with, all of the onboarding that I have had to deal with, I will say, hands down, Salesmotion was the easiest that I have had.”
Lyndsay Thomson
Head of Sales Operations, Cytel
Salesmotion gives your reps the account intelligence they need to book more meetings and close bigger deals.


Draup does not publish list pricing; contracts are quoted per organization; its site is demo-gated with no pricing page and no self-serve plan. Salesmotion publishes its entry price: $85/mo for individuals on a monthly contract, with custom pricing for teams and enterprise.
It depends on your use case. If you need account research, live buying signals and talking points from public sources, Salesmotion covers that with same-day setup and published pricing. If you need Draup's proprietary datasets (business spend intent, tech stack footprint, GSI workload mapping) or its talent intelligence line, those are Draup's ground.
Draup's signals come from its proprietary company, spend and talent datasets; Salesmotion reads earnings calls, filings and 1,000+ public sources. Draup tracks changes across leadership, budget, hiring and competitive movement. Salesmotion monitors 50+ signal types and links each one to its source. See our guide to signal-based selling.
Yes. Earnings call analysis is a core Salesmotion capability: it extracts executive commentary on strategic priorities, revenue guidance, investment areas and competitive dynamics from quarterly calls, with quotes and source links. Draup's distinctive data is different: proprietary spend, tech-stack and talent datasets. See our guide on how to analyze earnings calls for pipeline generation.
It depends on the data you need. Draup has outsourcing (GSI) and workload mapping data that is hard to find elsewhere, which is valuable for sizing and targeting services deals. Salesmotion provides intelligence for selling to IT services and management consulting firms from public sources, including practice launches, deal wins, leadership moves and earnings commentary, in a brief a rep can open before a call.
Salesmotion is self-serve: add your accounts and the first briefs and signals are there in minutes. Draup starts with a demo and describes turnkey CRM integration with no rip and replace.
Both. Draup lists Model Context Protocol, Agent2Agent, data shares and a sales data API. Salesmotion has a REST API and an MCP server that works with Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants.
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