Allego

The leader in AI-powered revenue enablement

Enablement Platforms
★★★★★ 4.5
2013 Founded
201-500 Employees
Hundreds of enterprise customers and nearly 1,000,000 end users Customers
Waltham, MA, USA Headquarters

Quick Facts

Website
allego.com →
Starting Price
unknown
Pricing Model
per-user
Company Type
private

About Allego

Allego is a privately held software company based in Waltham, Massachusetts that provides an AI-powered revenue enablement platform for B2B sales, enablement, and marketing teams. Founded in 2013 by Yuchun Lee and Mark Magnacca, Allego was created to modernize how commercial teams learn, share knowledge, and access sales content in the flow of work. The platform, now branded as Allego GO and Allego 8, brings together learning, content management, coaching, conversation intelligence, and digital sales rooms in a single, unified experience.

From its origins as an iPad app focused on mobile video learning, Allego has evolved into a full revenue enablement suite used by nearly one million professionals across some of the world’s largest financial services, life sciences, manufacturing, and technology companies. The product emphasizes just‑in‑time microlearning, video-based practice, AI‑driven coaching, and user‑generated content so sellers can ramp quickly and continuously refine their skills. At the same time, marketing and enablement teams use Allego to centralize content, govern versions, and understand exactly how collateral and programs influence revenue outcomes.

In recent years Allego has invested heavily in practical, “agentic” AI. These embedded AI agents—called Sparks—automate tasks such as summarizing calls, recommending content, generating role‑play scenarios, and proposing next‑best actions directly inside CRM and collaboration tools. Allego’s platform is recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Revenue Enablement Platforms and has also been named a leader in multiple Forrester Wave reports, reflecting strong execution across learning, content, coaching, and digital selling use cases.

Unlike many competitors built through acquisitions, Allego emphasizes an organically developed architecture, deep mobile capabilities, and tight integrations across more than 120 third‑party tools. The company positions itself as a cost‑effective alternative to stitching together separate LMS, coaching, content management, and conversation intelligence products—often enabling customers to consolidate seven or more tools while improving adoption and time‑to‑value.

Key Features

AI Sales Enablement Agents - Embedded, practical AI agents ("Sparks") that surface guidance, content, and next-best actions in the flow of work.

Modern Learning & Onboarding - Personalized learning journeys, microlearning, and automated competency tracking to ramp new hires faster and reinforce skills over time.

Video Role-Play & Coaching - Asynchronous video exercises, objection-handling simulations, and AI-assisted scoring so managers can coach at scale.

Conversation Intelligence - Automatic call recording, transcription, analytics, and AI-generated highlights to show where deals are won or lost and drive targeted coaching.

Sales Content Management - Centralized, governed content library with Smart Panels, version control, tagging, and GenAI-powered search so reps quickly find the right assets.

Digital Sales Rooms - Secure, personalized buyer microsites with curated content, chat, and detailed engagement tracking to create modern buying experiences.

Channel Sales Enablement - Tools to equip partners with training, certifications, and approved content, plus templates and solution packs tailored to indirect channels.

Mobile Sales Enablement - Fully featured web, iOS, and Android apps that let sellers consume and create content, practice pitches, and access DSRs on the go.

Analytics & ROI Dashboards - Advanced analytics and standardized data feeds that connect enablement activity and content usage to pipeline, win rates, and revenue.

CRM-Embedded Workflows - Deep Salesforce and other CRM integrations to recommend content and learning by stage, log engagement automatically, and visualize deal activity.

Localization & Multilingual Support - Multilingual UI (12+ languages) plus automated transcription and translation into 100+ languages for global teams.

User-Generated Content & Peer Sharing - Simple mobile and desktop tools to capture field insights and best practices via video and microcontent for peer-to-peer learning.

Security & Compliance - Enterprise-grade security with SOC 2 Type II, GDPR/CCPA and NIST 800-171 alignment, and support for FINRA/SEC 17a-4 retention for regulated industries.

Extensive Integrations - 120+ out-of-the-box integrations across CRM, SEP, marketing automation, LMS/LXP, BI, collaboration, SSO, and telephony platforms.

Digital Seller Productivity - Features such as asynchronous deal reviews, hot-seat drills, and digital sales rooms that support hybrid selling and reduce meeting overhead.

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Robust video-based learning and coaching that makes it easy to record, share, and review role-plays and best-practice clips.
  • Powerful content management and digital sales rooms that centralize collateral and provide detailed insight into buyer engagement.
  • Strong conversation intelligence capabilities that automatically capture calls and surface actionable insights for coaching and deal reviews.
  • Responsive customer success and support teams that provide best practices, implementation guidance, and ongoing optimization help.
  • Mobile-friendly experience that lets sellers access training, content, and deal rooms from anywhere, increasing adoption and productivity.

👎 Cons

  • User interface and navigation can feel complex or less intuitive for some users, especially new administrators.
  • Uploading, organizing, and bulk-updating large volumes of content or historical records can be time-consuming and cumbersome.
  • Some users want more flexible customization and reporting options, including advanced video editing and more granular ways to group or reuse content.

User Reviews

G2
4.6
★★★★★
Capterra
4.7
★★★★★
TrustRadius
8.5
★★★★★

Integrations

Salesforce Salesforce Marketing Cloud Salesforce Pardot HubSpot Microsoft Dynamics 365 Pipedrive Zoho CRM SugarCRM Outreach Salesloft Marketo Oracle Eloqua Mailchimp Constant Contact SAP SuccessFactors Workday Cornerstone Degreed Skillsoft TalentLMS Veeva Power BI Tableau Qlik Zoom Zoom Phone Microsoft Teams Webex Google Meet Gmail Google Drive Google Docs SharePoint Slack RingCentral 8x8 Aircall Okta OneLogin

Best For

Company Size

mid-market enterprise

Industries

Financial Services and Banking Insurance Wealth and Asset Management Life Sciences and Pharmaceuticals Medical Devices Manufacturing

Use Cases

Sales onboarding and continuous learning Product and process launches Sales content management and activation Sales coaching, role-play, and certification Digital sales rooms and virtual selling Conversation intelligence and call analytics

FAQ

What is Allego?

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Allego is an AI-powered revenue enablement platform that unifies sales learning, coaching, content management, conversation intelligence, and digital sales rooms in a single system. It helps B2B organizations onboard and upskill sellers, manage and activate sales content, analyze customer conversations, and deliver modern digital buying experiences, with practical AI embedded across workflows.

How much does Allego cost?

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Allego uses a quote-based, per-user pricing model. According to the vendor's pricing information, plans are priced per user per month and billed annually, with discounts based on seat volume, contract length, and user type (for example, partner or non-revenue roles often have lower prices). Exact pricing is not published; buyers need to contact Allego for a tailored quote, and most contracts are one to three years with annual billing.

What are the main features of Allego?

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Key Allego features include modern learning and onboarding programs, video role-play and coaching, conversation intelligence with call recording and AI insights, centralized sales content management, digital sales rooms for buyers, channel sales enablement, mobile apps for iOS and Android, analytics and ROI dashboards, and more than 120 integrations with tools such as Salesforce, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoom, Slack, and leading LMS, SEP, and marketing platforms.

Who are Allego's main competitors?

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Allego's primary competitors in the revenue and sales enablement space include Highspot, Seismic, Showpad, Mindtickle, and Mediafly, along with niche tools that focus on specific capabilities such as conversation intelligence or learning management. Buyers typically compare Allego against these platforms when evaluating all-in-one enablement suites.

Is Allego good for small businesses?

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Allego is designed primarily for mid-market and enterprise organizations with larger or more complex sales teams, often in regulated industries. Smaller businesses can benefit from its learning, content, and digital sales room capabilities, but the platform's breadth, enterprise focus, and quote-based pricing may be more than very small teams need. SMBs looking for a light, low-cost solution may prefer simpler tools, while growing or complex B2B organizations tend to get the most value from Allego.

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