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Quoter vs Zomentum

Choose Quoter if your MSP wants unlimited users and pricing based on quote volume; choose Zomentum if you want a built-in sales CRM alongside quoting. Both are available and cover proposals, e-signatures, payments, and MSP integrations. The key trade-off is how they package that workflow: Quoter connects quoting to your existing CRM, while Zomentum includes pipeline management and charges for additional users.

Last updated October 27, 2026.

At a glance

Quoter compared with Zomentum, one row per dimension
DimensionQuoterZomentum
Licensing modelUnlimited users; plans based on published-quote volumeIncluded users by plan; extra-user charges
US monthly pricingStandard $299; Pro $449; Enterprise $599Expand $249; Growth $450; Enterprise custom
Included capacity75, 150, or 250 published quotes per month3 Expand users; 5 Growth users
Sales CRMHubSpot and Salesforce integrationsBuilt-in CRM and sales pipeline
Product catalogProduct Cloud with 21M+ hardware SKUsDistributor integrations; four active on Expand
PaymentsSupported third-party payment processor requiredZomentum Payments
PSA integrationsPSA integrations included on all plansAutotask, ConnectWise Manage, HaloPSA, and others
ApprovalsManager approval workflows10 rules on Growth; unlimited on Enterprise
AI document writingNot published3 docs on Expand; 10 on Growth; unlimited on Enterprise
OnboardingGuided onboarding; one-time $495 activationNo onboarding or training charge
SupportLive support on paid plansStandard on Expand; priority on Growth
Contract and billingMonthly billing on a 12-month termMonthly or annual pricing

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Which should you choose?

Quoter logo

Choose Quoter if

  • MSPs with many people involved in quoting
  • Teams keeping an existing sales CRM
  • Buyers who can plan around a monthly published-quote allowance
  • ScalePad users connecting quoting to other MSP workflows
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Zomentum logo

Choose Zomentum if

  • MSPs wanting a built-in sales CRM and pipeline
  • Teams that prefer plans with a stated number of included users
  • Buyers wanting AI-assisted proposal writing
  • Teams wanting Zomentum Payments within their sales workflow
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The verdict

Pick Quoter when many people need to participate in quoting and your team already uses a CRM: every plan includes unlimited users, with a monthly limit on newly published quotes. Pick Zomentum when managing leads and deals in the same platform matters more: it includes an MSP-focused CRM, with plans that specify included users and charges for additional seats. Check your expected quote volume and team size before comparing the plan prices.

Quoter vs Zomentum: common questions

Are Quoter and Zomentum both still available?
Yes. ScalePad currently offers Quoter as a standalone product with published plans, and Zomentum offers Expand, Growth, and Enterprise plans.
What is the main difference between Quoter and Zomentum?
Quoter offers unlimited users and bases its plans on monthly published-quote volume. Zomentum includes a sales CRM and bases its published plans on included users, with charges for additional seats.
How much do Quoter and Zomentum cost in the US?
Quoter lists Standard at $299, Pro at $449, and Enterprise at $599 per month, plus a one-time $495 activation. Zomentum lists monthly pricing of $249 for Expand and $450 for Growth; Enterprise pricing is custom.
Does Quoter limit the number of quotes?
Yes. Quoter allows 75, 150, or 250 newly published quotes per month, depending on the plan. If the limit is reached, users can still draft quotes and publish revisions to existing quotes.
Do both products include a sales CRM?
Zomentum publishes a built-in CRM for tracking leads, deals, and pipeline stages. Quoter publishes CRM integrations, including HubSpot and Salesforce, rather than a built-in sales CRM.
Can both products collect payments after a quote is accepted?
Yes. Quoter supports online payment through a connected third-party processor. Zomentum offers Zomentum Payments as part of its proposal-to-payment workflow.
Do Quoter and Zomentum integrate with MSP tools?
Yes. Both publish PSA and distributor integrations. Quoter also lists CRM, accounting, and payment integrations; Zomentum lists PSA, CRM, distributor, accounting, and payment integrations on its pricing page.
Which is a better fit for a larger sales team?
Quoter is worth considering when many employees need access because every plan includes unlimited users. Zomentum is worth considering when the team also wants a built-in CRM; its Expand and Growth plans include three and five users respectively, with extra-user charges.