Comparison
KnockMode vs SalesRabbit
SalesRabbit is the established platform in this category and it is good at several things we haven’t built. This page says where each one wins, including the four rows where they do.
| KnockMode | SalesRabbit | Edge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who the account belongs to | The rep. Sign up alone, join a company later, leave and keep your record. | Lite is an individual account; the paid platform is bought by the company. | KnockMode |
| Free plan | Free forever, one rep. No card. | SalesRabbit Lite. Free, and explicitly “not a free trial”. | Even |
| Where the free plan runs | The web, on any phone, tablet or laptop. Installs to your home screen. | iOS and Android only. Their page states Lite is “not currently available via the web app”. | KnockMode |
| Native app | None yet. Browser only. | Mature native apps on both stores. | SalesRabbit |
| What happens to old records | Same 90 days, but we delete the events, not the lead. The door stays on your map, and your career totals never move. | Lite: “leads that aren’t modified for 90 days are deleted from the database.” | KnockMode |
| Working with no signal | Save an area and the map, pins and knock logging keep working. Measured with the network dead. | Not stated on their Lite page either way. | KnockMode |
| Team features | None. Not built. Shared territory and manager views are planned. | Shipping today: territories, leaderboards, manager dashboards. | SalesRabbit |
| Purchased homeowner data | None. You mark the doors you intend to knock. | Sold as an add-on (DataGrid AI, weather and mover leads). | SalesRabbit |
| Digital contracts, integrations | None. | Available as paid add-ons. | SalesRabbit |
| Support | Email, from the person who built it. No phone line. | Paid plans get support; their page states “We don’t offer live support to users with a free account.” | Even |
SalesRabbit details were read from salesrabbit.com/pricing and salesrabbit.com/lite on 3 September 2026 and quoted where quoted. Pricing and features change, so check their site before deciding anything, and tell us if a row here has gone stale.
Pick them, honestly, if…
You should use SalesRabbit
- You’re running a team today and need shared territory now.
- You want purchased homeowner data layered on the map.
- You need digital contracts or CRM integrations.
- A native app on the store matters to you.
- You want a vendor with a support line and a track record.
You should try KnockMode
- You knock alone, or you’re between companies.
- You lose signal regularly and it costs you afternoons.
- You want your numbers to survive changing employers.
- You would rather work on a browser than install anything.
- You want the free thing to be the actual product.
The difference that isn’t a feature
Almost everything in the table is a thing one of us has built and the other has not, and those change. The row that doesn’t change is the first one.
Their free tier is a doorway. Ours is the building.
SalesRabbit Lite exists so that a solo rep can try the platform and bring it to their team later. That’s a completely reasonable business, and it’s why Lite is built the way it is. Leads that sit untouched for ninety days get deleted, and there’s no web version. The free product is a sample of the paid one.
We make money the same way in the end: a company pays for the team layer. But the free plan isn’t a sample, because a rep working alone isn’t a lesser version of a sales team. They’re the person this whole industry runs on, and they’re the one who loses three summers of numbers every time they change companies. The free plan is built for them to keep using indefinitely and never upgrade.
What that costs us to say out loud
It means our paid tiers have to be worth buying on their own merits, and right now they don’t exist. If you’re a manager evaluating software for a crew this quarter, the honest recommendation on this page is the one in the left-hand box above.
We’re new, and you should weigh that
KnockMode is early. There’s no support phone number, no track record and no native app. What there is: a free plan that does not expire, a map that works with no signal, and a record you keep. Try it on one street before you trust it with a season.