Common Room Pricing Overview
Common Room at a glance
We offer a plan for every play, from free to startup to team to customized enterprise.
We're eager to help you understand the customer journey from end-to-end and run more intelligent GTM, no matter the size or scope of your organization and programs.
Our plans allow you to choose the signals that matter to your organization and unlock growth opportunities across product, website, community, social, CRM activity, and more.
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Starter | Starting at $12,000.00Per Year | Starts on a 14-day Team plan trial.
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| Team | Starting at $30,000.00Per Year | Starts on 14-day free trial.
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| Enterprise | For GTM teams at larger organizations.
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Common Room pricing & plans
Common Room Pricing Reviews
Simple to engage with Slack community - engagement tools like Workflows and Segments make it an easy process to reach out and converse
Robust Boolean search - you can drill down so many dimensions you feel like you're coding
Good visibility into who's in your community, both by account and member level, across multiple sources
Engagement tracking is decent Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The data enrichment could be more thorough. This hasn't been a problem as we utilize multiple data sources, but there are a few community members we don't have great contact info or background for at the outset.
The cost can be high relative to peer technology. But other solutions aren't as comprehensive.
Sometimes segments can be buggy, updates can lag. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I like being able to identify prospects that have recently started using Notion, as well as those who are "power users" or have recently taken certain actions that would make them a priority to connect with. It can also be the quickest way to get a sense of who / what teams within a company are active in Notion, which informs strategy and outreach plans. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Common Room can be difficult to use from an UI perspective. Filters, segments, and tabs are not the most intuitive, so for those that don't use the tool a lot it can be hard to navigate. I would consider myself a power user and I still get frustrated sometimes when filters don't work as expected. There are also discrepancies in data (such as total users versus members) that can make it a less trustworthy source of truth, especially when trying to pull data to give to customers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
