BuildForce vs Clientell
Metered Salesforce org audits vs. unlimited, free health checks across Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow.
Clientell audits Salesforce orgs, but the audits are metered on its Plus and Pro plans — 3 to 5 org audits a week, plus +$99/org/mo for every additional org beyond your plan's included count (Enterprise offers unlimited audits). BuildForce runs Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow health checks with no weekly cap and no per-org fee, on every org you connect, on every plan. If you manage more than a handful of orgs on Plus or Pro, or want to re-check one the same week you fixed something, that's where the two stop looking the same.
BuildForce vs Clientell
| Feature | BuildForce | Clientell |
|---|---|---|
| Org audits per weekKey Differentiator | Unlimited | 3-5/week (Plus, Pro); unlimited on Enterprise |
| Cost to add another org beyond your planKey Differentiator | $0 | +$99/org/mo (Plus, Pro) |
| What happens when you need one more check this week | Run it — no limit | Wait for next week, or add the org for +$99/mo |
| Account required to see a first result | No — guest check available | Not specified |
Clientell figures reflect its published pricing (getclientell.com/pricing, verified 2026-09): Plus and Pro cap audits at 3-5/week with a +$99/org/mo add-on for extra orgs; Enterprise lists unlimited audits.
What Clientell does
Clientell runs Salesforce org audits. Connect an org, get a report on what's configured and what isn't. The catch is the meter on its Plus and Pro plans: 3 to 5 org audits a week, and +$99/org/mo for every org past your plan's included count. Its Enterprise tier lists unlimited audits.
Where the cap actually bites
On Plus or Pro, a meter doesn't matter until it does. It shows up the week you fix something and want to re-check it, the week a client hands you a sixth org, or the week you're onboarding three new orgs at once and burn your weekly allotment by Tuesday. At that point you're either waiting for the next week or paying +$99/mo per extra org.
How BuildForce is different
BuildForce runs the same kind of health check — Salesforce, plus HubSpot and ServiceNow if you use them — with no weekly cap and no per-org fee, on every plan. Connect one org or twenty, run a check once or every day; it's free and unlimited either way. When a check finds something broken, BuildForce can also act on it — flagging or fixing the configuration issue, not just reporting it.
FAQ
Is BuildForce a Clientell alternative?
If you're running Salesforce org audits and hitting Clientell's weekly cap, yes. BuildForce runs unlimited health checks across every org you connect, on every plan — no 3-5-per-week ceiling, no per-org add-on fee.
How many Salesforce orgs can I audit with BuildForce?
As many as you connect. There's no per-org fee and no weekly cap — connect two orgs or twenty, and every health check runs free and unlimited.
What does Clientell's metering actually limit?
Clientell's Plus and Pro plans allow 3 to 5 org audits a week, then charge +$99/org/mo to add each additional org beyond your plan's included count — a recurring monthly add-on, not a one-time per-audit fee. Its Enterprise tier lists unlimited audits. The cap is a real constraint on Plus/Pro if you manage multiple orgs, work across client accounts, or want to re-check an org after fixing something.
Do I need an account or a credit card to try BuildForce?
No. Run a free guest health check at buildforce.io/free-health-check — answer a few questions about your setup and see your results. No account and no credit card required.
Does BuildForce do anything beyond running audits?
Yes. BuildForce covers Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow, and when a health check finds something broken, it can also act on it — flagging or fixing configuration issues, not just producing a report.
Related reading
- BuildForce health check — what the 200+ automated checks cover across Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow.
- Pricing — health checks and assessments are free on every plan.
- More comparisons — see how BuildForce stacks up against other tools and approaches.
- Frequently asked questions
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