Commsor maps your team's network to find warm intro paths to target accounts and automates referral programs with tracked payouts, from $1,000/month.
Commsor is a go-to-market platform, founded in 2019 in New York by Jacob Peters and Mac Reddin, that has evolved from a general community-led growth ('Community OS') product into a more focused 'Go-to-Network' tool for B2B sales teams.
Rather than tracking generic community engagement, the current product maps a sales organization's collective professional network to find warm paths into target accounts through investors, advisors, partners, and existing customers.
Commsor's network mapping identifies who on a sales team already has a relationship with people at a target account, replacing cold outreach with warm introduction paths.
Referral program automation includes deal registration and tracked payouts for partners, advisors, or customers who make introductions, and signal-based alerts notify reps when a target account raises funding, hires, or posts a relevant job so they can act on timely, relevant openings.
Commsor's Software plan starts at $1,000/month for 5+ seats, 50+ data connectors, and CRM integrations with Salesforce and HubSpot. A Managed Service plan at $6,500/month adds a dedicated assistant who runs referral and network campaigns on the customer's behalf.
A proof-of-concept trial is available before purchase, and pricing above the published tiers is handled through a sales conversation.
No. Commsor and Common Room are separate companies that have never merged. They have historically operated in adjacent categories and have sometimes been listed as competitors or alternatives, which may explain the confusion, but no acquisition or merger between them has taken place.
Commsor currently offers a 'Go-to-Network' product that maps a sales team's professional network to find warm introduction paths to target accounts and automates referral programs, a shift from its earlier community-led growth ('Community OS') positioning.
Commsor's Software plan starts at $1,000/month for 5+ seats and core network-mapping features. A Managed Service plan with a dedicated assistant running campaigns costs $6,500/month.
It's built for B2B sales and revenue teams, particularly at venture-backed startups with active investor, advisor, and customer networks they want to convert into warm sales pipeline.
Yes, a proof-of-concept trial is available to test the platform before subscribing.