Alba Talent vs SalesHive
SalesHive and Alba are closer in shape than most pairs: both sell an outbound team by the month, with no long lock-in. The differences are where the people sit, how the price is set, and how much of it you can see in advance.
Last reviewed 4 October 2026.
The short answer
Choose SalesHive if you want US-based SDRs with a strategist and their own platform under one flat monthly fee, priced on a call. Choose Alba if you want a calling seat whose every line is published, $2,006 a month equivalent on quarterly prepay, worked from Cairo on US hours.
Side by side
SalesHive entries come from its pricing and about pages, read on 4 October 2026.
| Alba Talent | SalesHive | |
|---|---|---|
| Where callers work | Cairo, on US business hours | US-based SDRs; teams outside the US offered separately |
| Channels | Cold calling seats; cold email and LinkedIn as a separately priced pair (Starter) | Phone only (Starter); phone and email (Growth, Crush) |
| Published price | $2,006 a month equivalent per caller seat on quarterly prepay, or $2,367.08 monthly, plus $1,500 setup | Not published; custom quote |
| Pricing model | Per seat: caller hours, dialer and data priced as separate lines | One flat monthly fee; tiers sized by daily outreach touches |
| Term and cancellation | Monthly or three-month billing; cancel any time before the next billing date | Monthly or annual terms; no setup fees; written notice ends billing at the close of the next billing month |
| Dialer | Human-initiated parallel dialer; no AI voice | Its own Power Dialer, part of the SalesHive platform |
| Meeting guarantee | None | None; commits to daily outreach volume |
US-based SDRs or a managed seat in Cairo
SalesHive says its SDRs are 100% US-based, with teams outside the US offered as a separate option. A US rep costs more per hour, and for some buyers a familiar accent matters on the first call.
Alba's callers work from Cairo on US business hours, trained on your script before the first dial and managed by us. The lower cost per hour is how one seat at our price can include the dialer and the data. Which matters more for your market is worth testing with real calls rather than assuming.
A flat fee on a quote, or itemised lines
SalesHive prices with one flat monthly fee covering SDRs, a strategist, its platform, data and tools, in tiers sized by daily outreach touches, with a custom quote per client. It states no setup fees and no long-term contracts, and offers monthly or annual terms; written notice ends billing at the close of the next billing month. It commits to daily outreach volume rather than meetings.
Alba itemises: the caller, the dialer and the data are separate published lines, plus a $1,500 setup fee. Billing is monthly or three-monthly and you can cancel before any billing date. We also do not guarantee meetings. Both are clear models; one shows the parts, the other bundles them.
Who each tends to suit
A fair reading of the two models.
- SalesHive: teams that want US-based reps and a single fee covering strategy, platform and data.
- Alba: teams that want to see the full price first and scale calling one seat at a time.
- Either: ask for call recordings from a comparable campaign before you sign.
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Sources
- Alba Talent, published pricing. https://albatalent.io/pricing, accessed 2026-10-04.
- Alba Talent, services terms. https://albatalent.io/terms, accessed 2026-10-04.
- SalesHive, pricing page. https://saleshive.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-04.
- SalesHive, about page. https://saleshive.com/about/, accessed 2026-10-04.