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Objeq vs Clari Copilot: generated whisper vs static battle card
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TL;DR. Objeq vs Clari Copilot in one paragraph: Clari Copilot (formerly Wingman) genuinely does real-time guidance (keyword-triggered battle cards during calls) as part of the Clari revenue platform. Objeq goes deeper on the objection moment itself: instead of surfacing a static card you wrote in advance, it detects the fear behind the objection and whispers a full 7-step treatment while the call is still running. Clari doesn't publish Copilot pricing (third-party listings show roughly $1,080-$1,320 per user per year); Objeq is $99-$149 per seat per month, self-serve.
Updated September 18, 2026 · By the Objeq team
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| Objeq | Clari Copilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time guidance | Yes. AI-generated 7-step treatment per objection, whispered to the rep | Yes. Pre-written battle cards triggered by keywords |
| What the rep sees | A whispered line tailored to this objection, this moment | The battle card mapped to the trigger keyword |
| Pricing | Public: $99-$149 / seat / mo | Not published by Clari; third-party listings: ~$1,080-$1,320 / user / yr |
| Languages | Hebrew + English end to end, Hebrew-first | Transcription covers ~15 languages; platform UI is English-only |
| Setup | Chrome extension side panel, on a live call in minutes | Meeting bot + dialers, part of the Clari platform |
| Best for | Teams that want the AI to handle the objection playbook | Teams already on Clari for forecasting who want triggered cards |
Where Clari Copilot is genuinely stronger
If your company already runs Clari for forecasting, Copilot's tight integration with that pipeline data is a real advantage, and its battle-card system is mature. It earned its real-time reputation. We won't pretend otherwise.
Where Objeq wins
Battle cards are only as good as the person who wrote them, and reps still have to read a card mid-sentence. Objeq generates the treatment from the live conversation: 5 fear families, 7 steps, and a discipline of silence so it doesn't spam the rep. Reviewers' documented complaints about Copilot (transcription accuracy on accents and a clunky, click-heavy UI) are exactly the failure points Objeq's one-quiet-line design avoids. And for Hebrew-speaking teams there's no contest: Objeq is Hebrew-first; Copilot's platform is English-only.
Sources: Clari Copilot product page, clari.com, checked 30 Aug 2026 · TrustRadius pricing listing · tl;dv on Copilot languages · Capterra reviews On Clari: clari.com/products/copilot/ now returns a 301 to salesloft.com/platform/conversation-intelligence-software (measured 30 Sep 2026). The Clari lines on this page are kept as recorded on the date each was checked, and are no longer linked, because the link would land the reader on a different company’s page.
FAQ
Is Clari Copilot real-time like Objeq?
Yes. Clari Copilot shows pre-written battle cards triggered by keywords during live calls. The difference is what appears: Objeq generates a full 7-step treatment for the specific objection while the call is still running, rather than surfacing a static card.
Does Clari Copilot support Hebrew?
Clari's platform UI is English-only and its transcription covers roughly 15 languages. Objeq is Hebrew-first end to end: transcription, objection detection and the whispers themselves.
How much does Clari Copilot cost?
Clari does not publish Copilot pricing. Third-party listings show roughly $1,080-$1,320 per user per year. Objeq publishes its pricing: $99-$149 per seat per month with a 3-day free trial.
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Summary. Objeq vs Clari Copilot in one paragraph: Clari Copilot (formerly Wingman) genuinely does real-time guidance (keyword-triggered battle cards during calls) as part of the Clari revenue platform. Objeq goes deeper on the objection moment itself: instead of surfacing a static card you wrote in advance, it detects the fear behind the objection and whispers a full 7-step treatment while the call is still running. Clari doesn't publish Copilot pricing (third-party listings show roughly $1,080-$1,320 per user per year); Objeq is $99-$149 per seat per month, self-serve.