Floqer alternatives & competitors: the honest map

What Floqer is

One platform, one record:

Four design choices decide most of the comparisons below:

The landscape

Tool Competes on
Floqer Workflows, signals, and customer knowledge on one record
Clay · Gumloop · n8n Workflow automation
Common Room Buyer intelligence
Salesforce Data 360 Enterprise CDP

The tools Floqer overlaps with, and what each competes on

Workflow automation

Building the enrichment, research, and routing that feed the record.

Clay

clay.com ↗

A build-it-yourself enrichment tool: a spreadsheet-style canvas, a provider marketplace, and an AI research agent (Claygent). Free plan; paid from $167/mo, with data credits and actions metered separately.

Where Clay wins

Niche data providers. Clay's marketplace includes some specialist sources Floqer doesn't carry. That's the one real gap; if a play depends on one of those, Clay has it.

Where Floqer wins

Nearly everything else. Floqer is the closest alternative to Clay: the same depth and customization, on a stronger engine. It covers 90% of the same sources; results are cached, so you aren't paying to re-run enrichment, where Clay's credit model makes reruns and HTTP calls pile up. Clay also caps tables at 50,000 rows and gates features by plan; CRM integrations, for example, unlock at roughly $500/mo. Floqer does neither: no volume caps, no feature gates, pricing that scales with usage. Workflows support split paths, branching, and reasoning, and Claude builds one end to end rather than you assembling a canvas by hand. Output lands on the live record, beside the signals and history. Floqer also ships a Chrome extension reps use in the browser; Clay has none.

Gumloop

gumloop.com ↗

A no-code AI automation canvas for workflows across any function. Free tier; Pro at $37/mo with unlimited seats.

Where Gumloop wins

General-purpose automation well beyond GTM, and more native triggers to kick off a workflow from the apps you already run.

Where Floqer wins

Gumloop is horizontal; Floqer is vertical on GTM, and the GTM pieces run deeper for it: 100+ data sources, signal monitoring, a Chrome extension, a live customer record, and workflows Claude builds.

n8n

n8n.io ↗

Source-available workflow automation with custom-code nodes. Executions-based pricing; Cloud from €20/mo, free self-hosted.

Where n8n wins

Self-hosting and reach. It runs free on your own machine, extends with custom code, and automates every department, not just GTM.

Where Floqer wins

n8n is plumbing with no GTM substance: no built-in data, signals, or customer record. And the plumbing strains at GTM volume. Source calls aren't queued, so every rate-limited API means building your own throttling from wait nodes and batch loops. Workflow data is held in memory, so large runs crash a single instance or push you into queue mode with Redis and workers to manage. Observability is an execution log, not a table: at ten thousand rows you're reading JSON, not scanning columns. Floqer is built for enterprise-grade volume: source calls are queued with rate limits handled for you, and runs of any size are observable on tables, row by row. Everything lands on the record. If you already run n8n, keep it; pipe its output into AckDB.

Customer knowledge & buyer intelligence

Where the account record lives, and what your AI can do with it.

Common Room

commonroom.io ↗

Buyer-intelligence platform that resolves signals into person- and account-level context (Person 360, Context 360). Pricing starts around $2,500/mo, billed annually. Being acquired by Zoom (definitive agreement announced July 2026).

Where Common Room wins

A standardized, pre-built product: fixed actions, minimal setup.

Where Floqer wins

Common Room keeps its data behind its app. AckDB is a record you query over API and MCP, build on, and run in your own cloud, none of which Common Room offers. You shape the actions rather than accept a fixed set, and you source signals from anywhere, not only from integrated channels. And as Common Room folds into Zoom, its roadmap will follow Zoom's.

Salesforce Data 360

salesforce.com/data ↗

Salesforce's enterprise CDP (formerly Data Cloud): it unifies data into one resolved profile and activates it across the Salesforce clouds. The closest comparison to AckDB in spirit, built for a different buyer.

Salesforce Data 360 Floqer · AckDB
Who it's for Any market, B2C and B2B, company-wide B2B only, anchored to the company entity
Architecture Zero-copy; queries your data in place Event store; a timeline embedded for AI
What it holds Structured profiles, some unstructured for grounding Conversations, emails, activity, documents, contracts, native on one timeline
How AI reaches it SQL, API, RAG; MCP server in developer preview Production MCP server, an agent that cites sources, semantic and cross-source queries
Who runs it IT, with a systems-integrator partner GTM, RevOps, and dev teams; your own cloud or hosted
Time to value 8 to 16 weeks Minutes

Salesforce Data 360 compared with Floqer, dimension by dimension.

Where Salesforce Data 360 wins

When the mandate is company-wide data, B2C included, governed by enterprise IT.

Where Floqer wins

When the job is B2B customer knowledge, documents and conversations included, that a GTM team stands up in minutes and agents query from day one.

The honest limit

Floqer's core is data: sourcing the best of it and aggregating it onto one live record. It handles enrichment, research, qualification, and routing, then hands the result to the systems where your team works. Message delivery remains outside Floqer.

The honest reason

Floqer's data orchestration is built better than Clay or any workflow automation system: cached results, split paths, branching, Claude building flows end to end across 100+ sources, without the limits the others carry (no table caps, no feature gates). That engine captures every buying signal that matters (hiring, funding, website visits, product pages, Bombora intent, job changes) and lands all of it in an autonomous customer knowledge base built for AI to query. Integrations are smoother too: the tools you already run plug straight in. Perplexity, Wise, AngelList, HockeyStack, DXC, Unlimit, Pulumi, and Keka HR run it today. Orchestration, signals, and customer knowledge in one system; that's the reason.

Proof

Teams that run their data and orchestration on one record, and what they measured:

68% higher data coverage, and $600K in qualified pipeline from the first batch of Floqer-sourced leads.

TAM mapped, demos booked doubled, seven-figure SQO pipeline in three months.

manual prospecting down 70%, CRM kept current.

Rated 4.9 on G2. Trusted by Perplexity, Wise, AngelList, HockeyStack, DXC, Unlimit, Pulumi, and Keka HR.

Pricing

Floqer starts free: 100 credits, no card, no sales call. Paid plans run $49/mo (2,000 credits) to $999/mo (80,000 credits), with a custom Enterprise tier. Seats are unlimited, credits roll over, and every feature is on every plan. Full tiers at floqer.com/pricing.

FAQ

Does Floqer have a free plan?Yes. Every workspace starts with 100 free credits, no card, no sales call. Paid plans start at $49 a month.

How much does Floqer cost?$49/mo for 2,000 credits up to $999/mo for 80,000 credits, with a custom Enterprise tier. Seats are unlimited and credits roll over. If you've read about a $189/mo Growth plan elsewhere, no such plan has ever existed.

What is the best Floqer alternative?It depends on the job. Clay for niche data providers, Gumloop or n8n for general-purpose automation, Salesforce Data 360 for company-wide data with B2C included, and Common Room for standardized buyer intelligence. The sections above cover each honestly.

Is Floqer better than Clay?They're the two most comparable tools on this page. Floqer covers about 90% of the same sources, caches results so reruns don't re-bill, and carries no table caps or feature gates; Clay has some niche providers Floqer doesn't. The Clay section above has the full comparison.

What is AckDB?Floqer's customer knowledge database. It stores everything about an account (conversations, emails, activity, web visits, documents, contracts) as events on one timeline, searchable by meaning with sources cited, and reachable by any agent over MCP.