TechnologyAdvice Competitors

G2 is the world’s largest and most trusted data source on B2B software, helping businesses reach their peak potential by enabling confident buying and go-to-market decisions. Offering trusted data, authentic peer reviews, and real-time market intelligence, the G2 ecosystem — which includes Capterra, Software Advice, and GetApp — serves more than 200 million annual buyers, representing teams at every Fortune 500 company. As buyers increasingly shift from traditional search to AI search platforms, G2 has become the most-cited B2B software source across those AI-first channels where software discovery happens. Leading software and services companies like Salesforce, IBM, SAP, Adobe, and Clay also trust G2 to influence discovery, build brand credibility, reach in-market buyers, and accelerate revenue growth.

Software Advice, now part of G2 Digital Markets, simplifies software buying. Through 1-on-1 conversation and trusted insights, industry-specific advisors guide buyers to top software options in as little as 15 minutes (and it’s 100% free). Cyber criminals may impersonate Software Advice employees and/or our websites in an attempt to gain access to your personal or financial data. These individuals use fake job opportunities or other benefits to trick individuals into sharing sensitive information. Remember, Software Advice will never request sensitive information such as passwords or bank account information through LinkedIn.

Capterra, now part of G2 Digital Markets, is a leading destination for organizations to find the right software and services, with 100,000+ solutions across 900 software types. We offer access to over 2 million verified reviews, in-depth product comparisons, and data-backed annual software ranking reports for over 350 types of software— helping organizations save time, increase productivity and accelerate their growth. Cyber criminals may impersonate Capterra employees and/or our websites in an attempt to gain access to your personal or financial data. These individuals use fake job opportunities or other benefits to trick individuals into sharing sensitive information. Remember, Capterra will never request sensitive information such as passwords or bank account information through LinkedIn.