Compare · Tell vs UserGems

A UserGems alternative for teams that don't need a $40,000 contract

UserGems is a strong platform for job-change tracking and automated outbound at scale. Tell is an AI analyst that reads hiring, funding, competitors, LinkedIn and X for your market and ranks what's worth working, for a monthly price.

What UserGems is

UserGems started with job-change tracking (past buyers and champions moving to new companies) and now covers more than 20 signal types, account and contact scoring, automated campaigns and AI writing agents, sold on annual plans with an implementation fee.

	Tell	UserGems
Price	$259 a month, 2,000 credits included, cancel any time	Annual plans: Core $40,000, Advanced $75,000, Elite $150,000, plus a one-time implementation fee of $3,000–10,000
Strongest at	Reading public evidence (job posts, Form D filings, websites, LinkedIn, X) and checking it against what you sell	Job changes of past buyers and champions, contact-level data and automated campaigns
Evidence	Every signal keeps the sentence or filing that proves it	Signals with contact and account data
Champion tracking	Yes, for the LinkedIn profiles you add (1 credit per person a month)	Yes, a core feature, at CRM scale
Setup	Paste your website; first list in about a minute	Implementation project with CRM integration

UserGems facts from public sources, checked October 2026: UserGems pricing page. Something out of date? Write to [email protected] and we'll fix it.

Choose UserGems if

You have thousands of past customers and contacts in a CRM and job changes are your main motion.
You want one vendor for signals, contact data, scoring and automated sequences, with budget for an annual contract.

Choose Tell if

You want to know who to call this week and why, with the evidence, without a five-figure contract.
Hiring, funding and competitors' customers matter more to your market than job changes alone.
You sell for more than one business or domain and want a separate Inbox for each on one plan.

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