Which review site do you trust most when buying a SaaS tool?
Hamza Afzal Butt
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When you're in the market for a new SaaS tool, where do you go first to gather research or social proof?
Do you rely on sites like G2 or Capterra, or do you trust something else entirely (word of mouth or a recommendation from a colleague)?
Share your go-to review site and why!
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Darrell M. Dengler@darrellm_dengler
I usually rely on G2 when looking into SaaS tools. I feel like their reviews are from real users, and the filtering options help me find relevant feedback quickly.
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@darrellm_dengler I totally agree, I’ve also found Capterra helpful for comparing specific features side-by-side, worth checking out!
I usually rely on G2 when looking into SaaS tools. I feel like their reviews are from real users, and the filtering options help me find relevant feedback quickly.
Launching soon!
I mostly use G2 as it has proven to be most reliable for my use case
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Word of mouth work best for me! When a colleague shares their firsthand experience with a SaaS tool, it’s more trustworthy than online reviews.
I often try things out based on colleagues' recommendations or forum reviews
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Capterra is my go-to. Their interface makes it super easy to compare different tools side-by-side. What I appreciate most are the detailed feature breakdown.
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I've always leaned on G2 for SaaS reviews. The depth of feedback is fantastic, especially when I’m trying to assess real-world experiences..
I still use Capterra sometimes, But G2 is more up to date for final decisions.
I tend to rely on Capterra for SaaS reviews. I find their reviews are usually from verified users and the site lets you filter reviews in helpful ways to find the most relevant feedback for your needs. G2 is solid too though!