Sales Effectiveness

Maxim Dsouza

Introduction
Showpad alternatives in 2026: Eubrics compares content, coaching and practice tools. Showpad alternatives fall into three groups: content management, readiness and coaching, and practice. Showpad and Bigtincan have been combined and operate under the Showpad brand. If you use or weigh Showpad, pick a group and ask five renewal questions. Eubrics is an AI sales roleplay and sales coaching platform for enterprise sales teams, and Eubrics sells AI sales roleplay software.
By Maxim Dsouza,
Key takeaways
Showpad alternatives fall into three groups: content management, readiness and coaching, and practice.
Showpad and Bigtincan have been combined and operate under the Showpad brand, per a Vector Capital release distributed by Business Wire. Seismic has also completed its merger with Highspot.
Showpad, Highspot, Seismic, Mindtickle, Allego and Eubrics each offer both coaching and roleplay or practice, according to their own sites.
Five questions work for any vendor at renewal: roadmap and support, what is included, how content and data move, contract term and notice, and how success is measured.
Eubrics offers AI roleplay, scoring and personalized coaching plans, and its pages do not describe content management.
Contents
Is Showpad still a standalone product?
When is Showpad still the right choice?
What are the Showpad alternatives?
Which Showpad alternatives include coaching and roleplay?
What should I ask in a Showpad renewal conversation?
Frequently asked questions
Conclusion
Is Showpad still a standalone product?
Showpad is no longer separate from Bigtincan: Showpad and Bigtincan have been combined and operate under the Showpad brand. That status comes from a Vector Capital release distributed by Business Wire on October 30, 2025, titled “Vector Capital Completes Acquisition of Showpad,” which Bigtincan’s own site also hosts. The release says Showpad was combined with Bigtincan to form a single AI-native revenue effectiveness platform for field-selling organizations. Showpad’s own AI information page describes Showpad as an AI-native revenue effectiveness platform and gives its brand name as Showpad, “formerly Showpad and Bigtincan.” Showpad’s site lists Showpad Bigtincan Hub among its additional tools. Showpad’s 2026 guide says Showpad combines content management, sales readiness, buyer engagement, revenue intelligence and Showpad Genie in one system after the integration of Bigtincan capabilities.
When is Showpad still the right choice?
A team in field selling that needs content management and sales readiness in one platform may find Showpad fits, as its own pages describe it. Showpad’s 2026 guide says the platform is built for complex field-selling organizations. It says Showpad combines content management, sales readiness, buyer engagement, revenue intelligence and Showpad Genie in one system. Showpad’s Sales Readiness page describes learning and Roleplay AI simulations, where sellers practice against AI buyers that push back. A team already using Showpad for those jobs can weigh renewal against these capabilities. A team that needs something outside them can compare the three groups of Showpad alternatives.
What are the Showpad alternatives?
A sales enablement platform is software that supports sales enablement, which the Association for Talent Development describes as a strategic, cross-functional effort to raise the productivity of market-facing teams with relevant resources throughout the buyer journey. In SBI’s 2025 Modern Enablement Benchmarks Report, which surveyed 134 US sales organizations, 96% of enablement teams were responsible for sales training and 90% for content creation and curation. Showpad alternatives fall into three groups: content management, readiness and coaching, and practice. The vendors named in each group are examples drawn from each vendor’s own pages, not a ranked or recommended list. A wider list of tools is in Eubrics’ roundup of sales enablement tools.
Content management
Content management tools store, govern and deliver the materials reps send and present to buyers. Highspot describes one natively built platform that unifies content, training, role play, coaching, meeting intelligence and scorecards. Seismic describes helping teams organize content, find it, personalize it at scale and show its impact and ROI. Seismic completed its merger with Highspot on August 18, 2026, and the combined company operates under the Seismic name, per the Highspot by Seismic announcement.
Readiness and coaching
Readiness and coaching tools train reps and give managers skill data and feedback tools. Mindtickle’s blog describes bringing together selling simulations, content management, digital sales rooms and conversation intelligence on one platform. Allego presents a revenue enablement platform that combines learning, content, coaching, digital selling and AI. Allego’s AI coaching page adds that AI scores practice sessions and gives reps feedback right after they practice.
Practice
Practice tools let reps rehearse buyer conversations with AI. Eubrics describes AI roleplay bots that simulate customer conversations, scoring across key competencies and personalized coaching plans. Its AI sales training software page adds learning modules and quizzes. The Eubrics pages we opened do not describe content management. Vendors in the other two groups also describe roleplay on their own pages.
Tool | Group | Content management | Coaching | Roleplay or practice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Showpad (reference row) | Content management | |||
Highspot (now Highspot by Seismic) | Content management | |||
Seismic | Content management | |||
Mindtickle | Readiness and coaching | |||
Allego | Readiness and coaching | |||
Eubrics | Practice | Learning modules and quizzes |
Which Showpad alternatives include coaching and roleplay?
On their own pages, Showpad, Highspot, Seismic, Mindtickle, Allego and Eubrics each state both coaching and roleplay or practice. Highspot’s page ties roleplay feedback to a team’s coaching and competency frameworks. Seismic’s learning page describes AI-powered role-plays and AI-driven coaching programs. Mindtickle’s blog describes AI role play connected to training, coaching and performance analytics. Allego’s page describes AI scoring of practice sessions against shared rubrics. Eubrics’ product page describes roleplay with scoring and personalized coaching plans. The table records what each page states, not how deep or how well each feature works. The groups overlap, so a vendor’s group does not limit what its pages describe.
What should I ask in a Showpad renewal conversation?
Ask any vendor, Showpad included, the same five questions at renewal so the answers are easy to compare. Eubrics’ suggested framework:
What roadmap and support will you commit to after any corporate change at the vendor?
Which content, coaching and roleplay features does the renewal cover, and which need a separate agreement?
How would our content and data move out if we switched vendors?
What contract term and notice period apply to this renewal?
How will we measure whether the platform is working, and who reviews the result?
For a fuller checklist, see Eubrics’ buyer’s guide and RFP checklist for AI sales roleplay software.
Frequently asked questions
What are the alternatives to Showpad?
Showpad alternatives fall into three groups: content management, readiness and coaching, and practice. Highspot and Seismic are examples of content management, Mindtickle and Allego of readiness and coaching, and Eubrics of practice. They are examples from each vendor’s own pages, not a ranked list. Showpad competitors in the first two groups also describe roleplay on their own pages, so the groups overlap.
Is Showpad still a standalone product?
Showpad is no longer separate from Bigtincan: Showpad and Bigtincan have been combined and operate under the Showpad brand. That status comes from a Vector Capital release distributed by Business Wire. Showpad’s own site describes Showpad as an AI-native revenue effectiveness platform and lists Showpad Bigtincan Hub among its additional tools. Ask the vendor at renewal how the product lines are organized.
Which enablement platform includes coaching and roleplay?
On their own pages, Showpad, Highspot, Seismic, Mindtickle, Allego and Eubrics each state both coaching and roleplay or practice. The table records what each page states, not how deep each feature is, so ask each vendor to demonstrate it. The Eubrics pages we opened do not describe content management.
When is Showpad still the right choice?
A team in field selling that needs content management and sales readiness in one platform may find Showpad fits, as its own pages describe it. Showpad’s 2026 guide says the platform is built for complex field-selling organizations and combines content management, sales readiness, buyer engagement, revenue intelligence and Showpad Genie. A team already using Showpad for those jobs can weigh renewal against those capabilities.
What is a sales enablement platform?
A sales enablement platform is software that supports sales enablement, which the Association for Talent Development describes as a strategic, cross-functional effort to raise the productivity of market-facing teams with relevant resources throughout the buyer journey. The tools in this comparison cover content management, readiness and coaching, or practice.
What should I ask in a Showpad renewal conversation?
Ask any vendor, Showpad included, five questions: what roadmap and support follow any corporate change, what the renewal covers for content, coaching and roleplay, how your content and data move if you switch, what contract term and notice period apply, and how success will be measured. Use the same questions with every vendor so the answers are easy to compare.
Conclusion
Showpad alternatives fall into three groups: content management, readiness and coaching, and practice. Showpad and Bigtincan have been combined and operate under the Showpad brand. Match the group to what you need to replace or add, and ask five questions before renewing. Eubrics’ own pages describe AI roleplay, scoring and coaching plans, and they do not describe content management. To see Eubrics roleplay in action, read about AI sales roleplay training or Get a demo.
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Maxim Dsouza is the Chief Technology Officer at Eubrics, where he drives technology strategy and leads a 15‑person engineering team. Eubrics is an AI productivity and performance platform that empowers organizations to boost efficiency, measure impact, and accelerate growth. With 16 years of experience in engineering leadership, AI/ML, systems architecture, team building, and project management, Maxim has built and scaled high‑performing technology organizations across startups and Fortune‑100. From 2010 to 2016, he co‑founded and served as CTO of InoVVorX—an IoT‑automation startup—where he led a 40‑person engineering team. Between 2016 and 2022, he was Engineering Head at Apple for Strategic Data Solutions, overseeing a cross‑functional group of approximately 80–100 engineers.








