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noombat vs Rox

Rox gives large teams agents that know every account in their systems. noombat watches the market outside and says which companies to add, why and who calls.

The short answer

Rox is ambitious, ships weekly, and suits large enterprise teams wanting governed agents over CRM, warehouse, email and calls. Its signals centre on companies you already track. noombat ranks the market beyond them by chance of a meeting, and is live in about a week.

Last updated · Written by noombat, a competitor · Rox's side from its own material, in September 2026

Choose noombat if
  • You want the companies you do not have yet.
  • You want a calibrated chance of a meeting on every company.
  • You want it live in days, without a rollout.
  • You sell in several countries and want registers and tenders read.
Choose Rox if
  • Your large enterprise team wants agents for prep, deal risk and CRM.
  • Your richest context is in email, calls and a data warehouse.
  • You want one platform RevOps will own and extend.

Setup and effort

What it takes to run Rox vs noombat.

Rox is a platform you roll out. noombat delivers a list within a week.

Rox

What you assemble

Who runs it
Admins and RevOps, plus the vendor's team on enterprise plans

noombat

One system, set up for you

Time to a working list
5–7 days
Who runs it
We run it. Your owner spends about a tenth of their time.

Days and effort are our estimates for a typical rollout, not vendor figures.

What you get

One system, set up and run for you.

No tools to stitch together. We run it, and your owner spends about a tenth of their time.

From the market

  • Company registers
  • Public tenders
  • Job adverts
  • News and funding
  • LinkedIn engagement
  • Competitor ads
  • Events
  • Website visits

From your systems, via API

  • Your CRM
  • Your sends and replies
  • Meetings booked
  • LinkedIn Ads

Your model

  • One model per organisation
  • Fitted on your booked meetings
  • Old evidence counts less
  • Refit weekly, worse refits rejected

What you get

88Fit with your best customers
31%Chance of a meeting today
The buyers, and who knows them
The angle and opening line

Where it lands

  • Slack
  • Teams
  • Your CRM
  • Ad audiences

Lead scoring

How lead scoring and the meeting chance work.

The score builds over months. The chance of a meeting jumps with fresh activity and fades in days.

Example: one company, 120 days

Score · builds over monthsMeeting chance · jumps, fades in days
1234day 0day 120
  1. 1Reacted to your post
  2. 2Visited pricing twice
  3. 3New CFO named
  4. 4Tender published
YoursEach organisation gets its own model, fitted on its own booked meetings.
CheckedTested on your past meetings against your current scoring, before it ranks anything.
WeeklyRefit on your results every week. A worse refit is rejected.

An example. Curves and results differ for every organisation.

Capabilities

noombat vs Rox, row by row.

What each product watches, decides and does. Checked in September 2026.

noombat 20 of 20Rox 9.5 of 20

What it watches

The company behind a website visit
The person behind a visit, where data allows
News, funding and company registers
Who engages with your and rivals' LinkedIn posts
What competitors advertise
Job adverts and the tools they name
Public tenders and procurement
Companies at industry events
Who on your team knows them
Replies and clicks on your emails

What it decides

Fit against your existing customers
A model fitted on your booked meetings
A calibrated chance of a meeting today
Answers questions about your accounts
Verified emails and mobile numbers

What it does

Routes each account to its owner
Writes back to your CRM
Self-updating ad audiences
Drafts the angle and opening line
Set up and run for you

yes partly, or on a higher tier no

Side by side

The main differences: noombat vs Rox.

The questions buyers ask on a first call. Checked in September 2026.

noombat compared with Rox, in September 2026
QuestionnoombatRox
What it isOne ranked list every morning. Behind each row: score, chance of a meeting, dated reasons, people and angle.An AI-native revenue platform: a knowledge graph over CRM, warehouse, email, calendar and calls, with agents.
Where the signal comes fromRegisters, tenders, job adverts, funding, press, filings, LinkedIn engagement on your posts and competitors', competitor ads, events, site visits and your CRM.Your own systems plus public news, job postings, company blogs, filings and enrichment vendors.
Countries coveredEach country is read from its own registers and tender feeds. A visit names the company, and the person where data allows.Enterprise customers in the US and Europe, SOC 2 Type II, and in-region deployment for data residency.
Lead scoringEvery company in your market is scored. Weights come from your booked meetings, refit as more land. Old evidence counts less.Criteria you set plus agent reasoning. Research columns can produce reasoned ICP scores.
Chance of a meetingYes. Scent is your chance of a meeting if you reach out today. Fresh activity lifts it. Age lowers it.No calibrated probability. Forecasting and deal risk apply to opportunities already open.
What to say nextWho to write to, why now, and an opening line drafted from the company's file. Plus a pre-call brief.A core strength: briefs, call scripts, meeting prep, live coaching and sequences grounded in your documents.
Personal dataNo database is sold to you. It names the committee from engagement and public records, then finds verified emails and mobiles.A large contact database, plus your team's email, calendar and call transcripts under admin-granted access.
Your CRMReads it. Writes score, tier and chance of a meeting to fields of their own, so nothing is overwritten. Or read-only.Deep Salesforce and HubSpot integration with field mapping and write-back.
What you operateAlmost nothing. It is set up and run for you, with one owner on your side. Lists land in Slack or Teams.Admins set assignment rules, research columns, agents, sequences, permissions and an actions balance.
What arrivesOne list every morning, and one file per company.A daily feed and digest of account changes, Slack or Teams messages, drafted sequences, briefs and deal risks.
What it takes to startA pilot on your own market and your own companies, live in five to seven days.Self-serve plans connect in minutes. Enterprise rollouts add the warehouse, single sign-on and org-wide access.

The difference

The companies outside your CRM

The whole job in one systemnoombat finds and scores companies, times outreach, names people and drafts the message. It is configured and run for you.
Fitted to your meetings, timed todayThe score is fitted to your booked meetings, refit weekly. Scent, your chance of a meeting today, fades as activity ages.
The opening line, already writtenEach company comes with who to write to, why now and a drafted first sentence. Plus a two-minute brief before the call.
Beyond the accounts you trackRox watches companies in your systems for news, hiring and filings. noombat ranks the rest, from sources Rox does not read.
Worth contacting todayTuesday · 4 companies
1NLNorthwind LogisticsRegistered two entities abroad · read /pricing twice88
2MRMeridian Retail BankGroup Operations Director named · three visits this week84
3AHAperture HealthHead of Data reacted to your post · hiring abroad77
4CSCobalt SystemsFunding raised for two new sites · tender won in March71

Each row opens a file: activity, people, meeting chance and opening line.

Where it fits

Rox does one part. noombat decides which accounts to work.

Contact data

Names and contact details
ZoomInfoApollo.ioCognism

Intent and signals

What companies did
6senseCommon RoomGongUserGemsTrigifyRB2BDealfrontDemandbase

Workbenches

Build your own workflows
Clay

Where to focus

noombatWhich account, why, the chance of a meeting and who owns it.

CRM suites

Scores records already in your CRM
HubSpot BreezeAgentforce SalesRox

AI SDRs and sequencers

Sends messages in your name
WarmlyUnify11x

Where Rox is strong

What Rox does better: large, complex account books

Rox is ambitious and ships every week. Here is where it is strong.

Built for large booksAgents work every account, org charts map buying committees, and permissions go down to individual fields.
Reads what your team knowsEmail, calendar, calls and warehouse data sit in one knowledge graph, powering meeting prep and deal-risk alerts.
Research with sourcesResearch columns turn web pages, job postings and filings into sortable fields you can re-check against source.
The whole revenue cycleProspecting, sequences, opportunity management, expansion and CRM write-back on one platform.

FAQ

noombat vs Rox: common questions.

Can we use Rox and noombat together?

Yes. Rox works the accounts in your CRM. noombat ranks those outside it and sends each to its owner. For CRM accounts, it writes score, tier and chance of a meeting into its own fields.

Rox monitors accounts too. How is noombat different?

Rox watches the companies you already track. noombat also reads LinkedIn engagement, competitor ads, tenders, registers, events and visits, and turns them into a chance of a meeting.

Does noombat replace Rox's outbound agent?

No. noombat does not send. It names the committee, drafts the angle and routes the account. Your team or Rox sends.

Who runs Rox, and who runs noombat?

Your admins roll out and tune Rox. noombat is configured and run for you, with one owner on your side, live in about a week.

Bring your market to the call.

A 30-minute call on your market and your first morning list. You see your own companies, not a demo.