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knocknock vs SalesRabbit

SalesRabbit charges for every rep you hire. knocknock charges for the team. Here is what that difference costs in dollars, using both companies’ published rates.

Prices checked 22 August 2026 against each company’s public pricing page. Sources listed at the foot of this page.

The short answer. SalesRabbit is priced per user, starting at $49 per user per month on the Pro plan billed annually, or $59 per user per month on the Team plan billed monthly. knocknock is priced per team: $79 a month for up to three reps, $199 for up to ten, and $399 for unlimited reps.

A three rep crew therefore pays $147 a month for SalesRabbit Pro and $79 a month for knocknock. A ten rep crew pays $490 against $199. The gap widens with every rep hired, because one of the two prices moves and the other does not.

The exception is a single closer. One SalesRabbit seat at $49 a month is cheaper than knocknock’s $79 floor. knocknock only starts winning at two reps and up.

What a crew actually pays

SalesRabbit’s cheapest published rate is $49 per user per month on the Pro plan billed annually. That is the rate used below, because comparing against their more expensive monthly rate would flatter knocknock unfairly. On monthly billing SalesRabbit Pro is $75 per user, which makes every row worse.

Monthly cost by crew size. SalesRabbit Pro at its cheapest published rate, billed annually.
Crew sizeSalesRabbit ProknocknockDifference a year
1 closer$49$79SalesRabbit saves $360
3 reps$147$79knocknock saves $816
5 reps$245$199knocknock saves $552
10 reps$490$199knocknock saves $3,492
25 reps$1,225$399knocknock saves $9,912

Those SalesRabbit figures are for the software alone. Four of its tools are sold as separate add-ons, also per user per month billed annually: DataGrid AI at $19, Weather at $19, Digital Contracts at $13 and Movers at $13. A ten rep crew that wants DataGrid AI adds $190 a month to the $490.

Why per rep pricing hurts a small crew

Per user pricing makes hiring a decision about software cost. A five rep crew looking at a sixth rep is looking at another $49 a month before that rep knocks a single door, and if the rep does not work out, the seat is often still on the invoice until the term ends.

That is fine for a company with a hiring budget and a finance team. It is a real friction for an owner who is deciding on a Thursday whether to bring on his cousin for the summer. knocknock’s plans are capped by rep count rather than billed by it, so hiring inside a plan costs nothing.

Contract length and refunds

SalesRabbit’s pricing page states, in its own FAQ, that it does contracts from one to three years, that a free trial is unavailable, and that it does not refund charges if you cancel in the middle of a billing cycle. knocknock is month to month, has a 14 day trial with no card, and yearly billing is optional rather than the cheap tier.

What SalesRabbit’s cheapest paid plan leaves out

Worth knowing before comparing the $59 Team plan to anything, because the plan most people price against is not the plan most people end up on. Per SalesRabbit’s own feature chart, the Team plan does not include:

All four sit on the Pro plan. If gamification is the reason you are buying SalesRabbit, the $59 tier is not the one you want, and the real comparison is the $75 monthly or $49 annual Pro rate.

Where SalesRabbit is the better buy

It is a bigger product with a bigger company behind it, and there are real reasons to choose it. Buy SalesRabbit rather than knocknock if you need:

knocknock is a younger and deliberately smaller product. It does the daily loop of a door to door crew and stops there.

Feature comparison

Based on each company’s published feature documentation, 22 August 2026.
 knocknockSalesRabbit
Pricing modelPer teamPer user
Entry price$79 a month, up to 3 reps$49 per user a month, billed annually
Free trial14 days, no cardNone. Free Lite version instead
ContractMonth to monthOne to three years
Implementation feeNoneImplementation package required
Territory mapYesYes
Route planningYes, opens in Google MapsYes
Offline loggingYes, syncs on reconnectYes
Follow-up queueYesYes, Scheduler on Pro
LeaderboardYesYes, full gamification on Pro
Digital contractsNoPaid add-on, $13 per user a month
Lead dataNoDataGrid AI, $19 per user a month
Weather layerNoPaid add-on, $19 per user a month
Native integrationsCSV, webhooks, HighLevel, Zapier, Make60 plus, on Pro
Data exportYes, including after cancellingImport and export included

Questions

Is knocknock cheaper than SalesRabbit?

For teams of three or more reps, yes. Three reps cost $147 a month on SalesRabbit Pro at its cheapest published rate, against $79 on knocknock. For a single closer SalesRabbit is cheaper, $49 against $79.

Does SalesRabbit have a free trial?

No. SalesRabbit’s pricing page states that a free trial is unavailable and offers SalesRabbit Lite, a free version, instead. knocknock has a 14 day trial and does not ask for a card.

Do I have to sign a contract with knocknock?

No. Month to month is the normal way to pay and you can cancel whenever you like. Paying for a year is optional and gets you two months free.

Can I move my data out?

Yes. Every lead, contact and note exports to a spreadsheet at any time, including after you cancel, and new leads push straight into HighLevel, Zapier or Make.

What happens when my team grows past the plan?

Move up a plan and you are charged the difference. Nobody gets locked out halfway through a route because you hired someone.

Does knocknock work with no signal?

Yes. Doors logged with no signal are saved on the phone and sync the moment it reconnects. Logging the same door twice cannot create a duplicate.

Try it on one street

Fourteen days, no card, month to month after that. If the crew does not take to it, export everything and walk away.

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Sources

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