The short version
Infinity is likely the stronger fit if you want to:
- Operate across multiple markets, with call tracking coverage in 75+ countries and international support built in, rather than needing extra verification market by market
- Access 24/7 support and a dedicated Customer Success relationship, rather than support limited to business hours
- Activate call signals to improve media performance across a wider set of advertising platforms – Google Ads, Search Ads 360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn and Campaign Manager 360 – not predominantly Google, Bing, and Facebook
- Build expert help into the relationship itself – an Insights & Intelligence team, Rapid Insights Projects, Professional Services – rather than relying on a self-serve help centre
- Support an enterprise or mid-market operation: Infinity’s G2 reviewer base is 30.1% enterprise and 41.8% mid-market, against 0.6% enterprise for WhatConverts
WhatConverts may fit better in a narrower set of cases — mainly where your priority sits outside marketing performance:
- You’re an agency or small business that needs to prove ROI to clients or leadership, and white-label reporting matters to you
- Your paid media runs predominantly through Google Ads, Bing and Facebook, and that covers the ad-platform reach you need
- You’re happy fully self-serving, without a dedicated support relationship
- Business-hours support and a lower entry price matter more to you right now than a more robust solution
Before going further, something we want on the record: WhatConverts rates highly across the board on the current G2 comparison, and it’s a well-reviewed platform. No spin from us on that. What this page focuses on instead is fit – which platform is actually built for the scale, markets and complexity your business has.
Proof up front
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines used Smart Outcomes to identify calls showing genuine booking intent and fed those signals back into Google Ads.
The support we’ve received has been invaluable. We couldn’t have run the project without them. They’re extremely knowledgeable, easy to work with, and always there to offer guidance and answer questions.
Digital Performance Manager, Specsavers
Why Infinity is different
Proving what your marketing produced is table stakes. The teams pulling ahead are using call data to change what it produces next. That’s why we don’t lead with a features list: we start from the commercial outcome you’re trying to move, then build the combination of call tracking, AI, CRM data and activation that will get you there – because a first-party call outcome signal only matters if it gives performance marketers something to act on, not just something to report.
A solution shaped around your growth model
We scope the right mix of Call Tracking, AI, CRM data, revenue matching and integration to fit your customer’s purchase journey, how long and complex your sales cycle is, the volume and quality of your conversions, your average order value, and which platforms actually control your marketing investment. The result is a solution built to create measurable value, rather than a larger bundle of features for you to configure and manage.
Signals designed for
your bidding strategy
Not every campaign should be optimising towards the same conversion. A high volume of immediate phone sales points towards sending revenue into a value-based bidding strategy. A longer sales cycle usually calls for an earlier signal instead – strong buying intent, an appointment request, a qualified opportunity – to get you there faster. We help you choose the right signal for how your customers actually buy: call signals, context signals, intent signals, outcome signals and revenue signals, each giving your bidding platforms something more useful to act on than “a call happened.”
Integrations built around the workflow, not the logo
We provide a complete set of out-of-the-box integrations spanning advertising, analytics, CRM, reporting and marketing technology, backed by APIs, webhooks and Professional Services. A logo on an integrations page doesn’t guarantee it fits your workflow, so we start from what data actually needs to move, where it needs to land, when, what action it should trigger, and what commercial decision it’s meant to improve.
A true closed loop from campaign to revenue
Infinity connects the campaign, keyword and customer journey behind a call to the conversation itself, the customer’s intent and outcome, the CRM or sales result that followed, the revenue it created, and the signal that gets sent back to the platforms controlling your future spend. Rather than just reporting which campaigns generated calls, we help you see which activity generated the calls that actually mattered – the right outcomes, and the revenue to prove it.
AI that connects insight to action
Conversation Analytics works out why customers are calling, what happened during the conversation, and whether it led to a valuable outcome – automatically, on every call, with searchable transcripts and summaries so you can analyse conversations at scale rather than one at a time. Smart Outcomes and Conversion Barriers turn that analysis into specific, ready-built applications, each mapped to a commercial question rather than a general lead score. Smart Voice applies the same approach to missed and out-of-hours calls – answering the caller, working out why they’re getting in touch, capturing lead details and supporting booking workflows, then feeding that conversation back into Infinity as structured data.
Enterprise capability
with a hands-on partner
We support high-volume, multi-location and multi-market organisations without losing sight of what an individual customer is trying to achieve: a Success Plan aligned to your objectives, dedicated Customer Success, 24/7 support, regular Business Reviews, access to Solutions and Professional Services, and executive sponsorship for strategic accounts. That sits on enterprise-grade foundations your procurement and security teams will want to see: ISO 27001 certified, PCI DSS Level 1, GDPR data controls with automatic redaction of sensitive call details, and multi-zone cloud availability – detailed in full on our security and stability page. The goal isn’t to deploy technology. It’s to keep improving how your conversations create value.
The Infinity Loop Fit Check
A fairer way to compare than a feature list
Most comparisons collapse into a tick-box feature list. We don’t think that’s a fair test – ticking a box only confirms a feature exists, not whether it will actually move your marketing performance.
Every Infinity solution follows the same loop: Capture the customer journey and conversation, Signal what it means (intent, outcome, value), Prioritise the calls and campaigns that matter most, then Activate that signal in the platforms controlling your spend. We think that’s the fairer lens for comparing any call analytics platform – WhatConverts included.
The Infinity loop
How Infinity makes it happen
The Infinity Loop helps marketers capture, structure and act on the signals hidden inside customer conversations
What is the Infinity loop?
Marketing is a continuous cycle of measuring, learning, and improving.
But most optimisation decisions are made using incomplete signals, because customer conversations never make it into the process.
Infinity closes that gap by transforming first-party conversation data into AI-driven signals that reveal what's happening, what's blocking conversion, and where to act next.
Every signal makes your loop smarter – helping you improve performance, reduce waste, and grow revenue faster.
The result?
Better attribution. Richer signals. Smarter optimisation. Improved ROAS and ROI.
More confident decisions that drive better results
| Loop stage | The questions to ask | WhatConverts | Infinity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capture | Does it connect the full journey behind every call – not just the fact one happened? | Dynamic number insertion, local and toll-free numbers, number porting and spam blocking across calls, forms, chat and e-commerce, with white-label reporting built in for agencies. | Visitor-level tracking connects campaign, keyword and full visitor journey to the call – and to what happened afterwards across 75+ countries, without the additional per-market verification WhatConverts describes for some international numbers. Offline fixed numbers provide marketing-to-call attribution for traditional marketing materials and unowned online properties. |
| Signal | Does it turn the conversation into intent, outcome and value signals? | Conversation Intelligence and Lead Intelligence auto-qualify and score leads and produce AI call summaries, framed mainly around lead quality and value for client reporting. | Conversation Analytics automatically analyses every call for intent, outcome and objections, with Smart Outcomes and Conversion Barriers shipping as ready-built applications, each mapped to a specific paid-media or conversion question – fast, effective ways to extract the signals you need from conversations with customers. |
| Prioritise | Does it show which calls, campaigns and customers are actually worth acting on? | Lead scoring and qualification tools flag which leads are worth following up. | Conversion Barriers shows why good calls don’t convert; Smart Match shows which calls convert to revenue – both built around a marketing-performance question specifically, keeping your resources focused on driving meaningful improvement through your marketing workflows. |
| Activate | Does the signal reach the platforms controlling your spend, without heavy build? | Connects natively to Google Ads, Bing and Facebook, with an integration library WhatConverts describes as 1,000+ tools on its own site. | A full range of integrations built specifically for marketing activation – Google Ads, SA360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn, Campaign Manager 360 – plus APIs and Professional Services to make sure your call data fits seamlessly into your existing stack and workflows. |
WhatConverts covers every stage of this loop in its own way. Where Infinity’s case is strongest is Activate – reaching advertising platforms beyond Google, Bing and Facebook – and the depth of international and enterprise support behind Capture and Signal at scale.
Infinity vs. WhatConverts at a glance
| Area | Infinity | WhatConverts |
|---|---|---|
| Core focus | Call analytics and revenue intelligence built around marketing performance, attribution and conversion, for organisations with multi-market or multi-brand complexity. | Call, form, chat and e-commerce lead tracking built around proving marketing ROI, with a strong base among PPC agencies and small businesses. |
| Call tracking and attribution | Visitor-level tracking connects campaigns, keywords and customer journeys to calls and downstream outcomes, across 75+ countries. | Dynamic number insertion, local/toll-free numbers, number porting and spam blocking, with white-label reporting for agencies. |
| Conversation intelligence | Conversation Analytics is built to be accessible for marketing teams, with Smart Outcomes and Conversion Barriers as ready-built applications mapped to specific commercial questions. | Conversation Intelligence and Lead Intelligence auto-qualify and score leads and produce AI call summaries. |
| Revenue attribution | Smart Match and CRM integrations connect calls to realised sales and revenue. | Lead valuation and Enhanced Conversions connect qualified leads and their value back to campaigns. |
| Paid-media optimisation | Google Ads, Search Ads 360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn and Campaign Manager 360. | Google Ads, Bing and Facebook, per WhatConverts’ own published integrations. |
| Support model | Dedicated Customer Success, 24/7 support and regular Business Reviews as standard. | Support via help centre, chat and phone, published hours of Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm EST. |
| International coverage | Call tracking numbers and coverage across 75+ countries. | International numbers available in a number of countries, with additional verification required in some markets. |
| Customer base | G2 reviewer base spans small-business, mid-market and enterprise (30.1% enterprise). | G2 reviewer base is 87.3% small-business, with 0.6% enterprise reviews. |
| Security and compliance | ISO 27001 certified and PCI DSS Level 1, with GDPR data controls and automatic redaction of sensitive call details. | Not assessed for this page – check WhatConverts' published certifications against your own requirements. |
| Expert support | Dedicated Customer Success, an Insights & Intelligence team, Rapid Insights Projects and Professional Services, as well as dedicated support for marketing agencies. | Help centre, customer stories and webinars; no dedicated insights or professional-services function publicised. |
| Best suited to | Organisations with multi-market, multi-brand or enterprise complexity that want a dedicated relationship as well as the software. | Agencies and small businesses that want a self-serve platform to prove ROI to clients or leadership. |
What independent
reviewers say
Straight to the headline rather than burying it: on the current G2 comparison, WhatConverts holds a 4.9-star rating from 316 reviews against Infinity’s 4.6 stars from 167 reviews. What sits underneath matters just as much, though – WhatConverts’ reviews come overwhelmingly from small businesses, with only 0.6% from large enterprises, while the majority of Infinity’s come from mid-market (41.8%) and enterprise (30.1%) brands. Two strong platforms, reviewed by two very different audiences.
| G2 measure | Infinity | WhatConverts |
|---|---|---|
| Meets requirements | 8.9 | 9.4 |
| Ease of use | 8.6 | 9.2 |
| Ease of setup | 8.4 | 9.1 |
| Ease of administration | 8.6 | 9.4 |
| Quality of support | 9.4 | 9.8 |
| Good partner in doing business | 9.3 | 9.7 |
| Product direction | 9.0 | 9.6 |
Data: 23 July 2026
Beyond the software
Professional Services and Rapid Insights Projects
Software surfaces the data; working out what to actually do with it is usually the harder part, and it’s exactly where a consultative partner earns their keep. This is where Infinity’s in-house intelligence and customer success teams excel.
If you've got a specific question in mind – why leads aren’t converting, where spend is being wasted, what’s causing drop-off in a journey – a Rapid Insights Project gives you a fixed-price, fixed-scope answer, typically within a few weeks. Our Insights & Intelligence team works through your call transcripts, keyword data and marketing activity, and comes back with a clear, prioritised action plan rather than another dashboard to interpret yourself.
If the need is ongoing rather than a single question, Professional Services gives you continuous access to that same expertise – regular reviews, prioritisation and guidance so insight keeps turning into action as your goals change. Support can scale from periodic reviews up to deep, ongoing technical partnership, depending on how much help you actually need.
And because agencies are a big part of this comparison: Infinity backs its agency partners with a dedicated partner team, pitch and configuration support, and a certification programme that trains agency teams to get the full value from their clients’ call data – capability that has played a part in paid media award wins for Infinity agency partners.
WhatConverts’ own site points customers to a help centre, published support hours, customer stories and webinars – a well-regarded self-serve support model, and its G2 support score reflects that. We haven’t found a dedicated insights or professional-services function alongside it, which is a different model from a scoped, ongoing analytical partnership. Ask what’s included in the plan you’re being quoted.
Call tracking and marketing attribution
WhatConverts’ foundation covers a lot of ground: dynamic number insertion, local and toll-free numbers, number porting and automated spam blocking, across calls, forms, chat and e-commerce transactions, with white-label reporting built specifically for agencies managing multiple clients. Infinity’s Call Tracking adds visitor-level tracking that connects the channel, campaign and keyword behind every call to the pages visited before and after the conversation, across 75+ countries – the difference that matters most for organisations operating internationally or at enterprise scale.
Conversation
intelligence and AI
WhatConverts has invested here, and the facts deserve a plain statement. Its Conversation Intelligence and Lead Intelligence features auto-qualify and score leads using WhatConverts’ own data points, with AI-generated call summaries surfacing keywords, caller intent and topics discussed. G2 now lists Conversation Intelligence as a category shared by both platforms.
Where the two differ is what the AI is for. WhatConverts’ AI is built mainly around qualifying and valuing leads – helping agencies and marketers prove which leads, and which campaigns, are worth the spend. That’s the reporting job, done well.
Conversation Analytics turns the same underlying analysis towards the growth job: ready-built applications mapped to specific commercial questions, activated across a wider set of advertising platforms:
- Smart Outcomes Smart Outcomes flags intent and outcome on every call out of the box, built specifically to feed paid-media bidding across Google Ads, SA360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn and Campaign Manager 360 – see Paid Media Optimisation below.
- Conversion Barriers takes that same underlying analysis and turns it on a different question: not what happened, but why a good call didn’t convert – see Conversion Improvement below.
- Smart Voice extends the same approach to calls that never got answered at all – see Revenue Recovery below.
Both platforms are doing real, current AI work. The more useful question for your evaluation isn’t which one has AI – it’s whether you need that signal to reach platforms beyond Google, Bing and Facebook, and whether you want expert help built into the relationship to act on it.
Applied to your use case
Reporting proves what happened; signals change what happens next. Here’s how the Conversation Analytics suite and its applications map onto the three outcomes marketing teams usually come to this page to solve.
Paid media optimisation
Call Tracking connects every call back to the campaign, advert and keyword that generated it. Smart Outcomes and Smart Match then turn that call into an intent, outcome and revenue signal fed straight into Google Ads, Search Ads 360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn and Campaign Manager 360, so bidding optimises towards value rather than call volume, across a wider media mix than Google, Bing and Facebook alone.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines used Smart Outcomes to identify calls showing genuine booking intent and fed those signals back into Google Ads: a 16% increase in return on Google Ads spend and a 37% year-on-year increase in revenue.
CRM and
revenue attribution
Smart Match connects confirmed sales and revenue to the call and marketing activity that generated them – helping you measure true ROI, identify the campaigns producing higher-value customers, support value-based bidding, and shift budget away from activity that creates volume without revenue.
Infinity’s Caller Insight integration brings marketing source, keyword, visitor activity and call information into Salesforce; Leads can be created directly from calls, and downstream outcomes flow back to Infinity, matched to the originating conversation and marketing journey. We also offer a native HubSpot integration and support other CRM workflows through APIs, webhooks and tailored services. WhatConverts integrates with CRM platforms including Pipedrive and others in its published library, and its lead-valuation tools let agencies tie calls to quote and sale values for client reporting – a useful, comparable capability for that specific use case.
Conversion improvement
Conversation Analytics and Conversion Barriers analyse conversations at scale to surface the recurring objections, information gaps and journey friction stopping high-intent prospects from converting, then connect those patterns back to the campaigns and journeys that created them, so you know what to fix first.
Pendragon used this approach to achieve a 64% reduction in cost per acquisition and a 66% reduction in purchase-journey friction; Blue Bay Travel saw a 62.5% uplift in conversions.
Revenue recovery
Missed and out-of-hours calls represent demand you’ve already paid to generate. Smart Voice picks up when your team can’t, works out why the caller is getting in touch and captures the enquiry, while Smart Match and CRM integrations attribute the recovered value back to its original campaign.
Ontrack achieved 93% fewer missed calls alongside a 45% boost in sales leads; Ramsay Health Care achieved 74% fewer missed calls.
Integrations
and technology fit
Infinity provides a range of out-of-the-box integrations, supported by REST APIs, real-time caller-context APIs, call-event webhooks, CRM outcome feeds, and call, visit, goal and transaction exports, plus Professional Services for anything more tailored. WhatConverts publishes native integrations including Google Ads, Bing Ads, Facebook Ads, Calendly, Pipedrive and AgencyAnalytics, and cites a broader library of 1,000+ tools on its own site, alongside an API for developers.
Neither library count settles the question. Ask whether the specific integration you need exists, whether it supports your exact workflow, what data moves in each direction, whether it needs extra development, who maintains it, and what commercial decision it will actually improve.
Implementation
and time to value
A strong implementation is scoped, not just installed. We start by understanding your business objectives, key journeys and conversion points, telephony and number requirements, CRM and advertising workflows, reporting needs, and the signals most useful to your bidding platforms – all of which shape your Success Plan and rollout.
Typical time to value: Call Tracking live within a week; outcome signals improving optimisation from around day 30; revenue signals driving measurable ROAS and CAC improvement within 90 days.
Value, not just price
WhatConverts publishes a lower headline entry price than Infinity and offers a free trial – a fair point of comparison, particularly for a smaller team or agency weighing cost against scope.
The more useful comparison isn’t the headline monthly fee on either side. It’s whether the platforms you advertise on go beyond Google, Bing and Facebook, whether you need support outside business hours, and how much expert help you want built into the relationship as your needs grow. We’ll work with you to scope a solution around the outcomes you need, rather than equate value with the lowest entry cost.
Which platform is the better fit?
We think Infinity is the stronger choice when:
You’re operating across multiple markets or a wider set of advertising platforms than Google, Bing and Facebook, when 24/7 support and a dedicated Customer Success relationship matter, when formal security certification is a requirement, and when you want an Insights & Intelligence team and Professional Services built into the relationship rather than a self-serve help centre.WhatConverts is a strong option in a well-evidenced set of cases:
You’re an agency or small business proving ROI to clients or leadership, your paid media runs through Google, Bing and Facebook, and a highly-rated, self-serve platform at a lower entry price fits how your team wants to work.Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on scale and complexity more than capability. If you’re operating across multiple markets, need advertising platforms beyond Google, Bing and Facebook, or want a dedicated Customer Success and insights relationship, Infinity is built for that. If you’re a small business proving ROI within a Google/Bing/Facebook media mix, WhatConverts is worth consideration.
WhatConverts is a highly-rated lead-tracking platform built around calls, forms, chat and e-commerce, with strong adoption among PPC agencies and small businesses. Infinity is built for organisations with more complexity – multiple markets, locations or brands – that need call signals activated across a wider set of advertising platforms and a dedicated support relationship.
Yes. WhatConverts’ Conversation Intelligence and Lead Intelligence features auto-qualify and score leads and generate AI call summaries, and G2 lists Conversation Intelligence as a category both platforms now qualify for. Infinity’s Conversation Analytics is supported by dedicated tools like Smart Outcomes and Conversion Barriers, which make accessing the data you need to drive material improvement easy.
On the current comparison, WhatConverts rates higher than Infinity on every one of G2’s seven comparable measures, with a larger review base (316 versus 167) and a higher star rating (4.9 versus 4.6). Worth noting who’s doing the reviewing, though: WhatConverts’ reviews come overwhelmingly from small businesses – only 0.6% from large enterprises – while the majority of Infinity’s come from mid-market (41.8%) and enterprise (30.1%) brands. We think the more useful question for your decision is fit – which platform is built for your organisation’s scale, markets and support needs – and that’s what the rest of this page focuses on.
Yes – Infinity provides call tracking numbers and coverage across 75+ countries. WhatConverts offers international numbers in a number of countries too, though its own documentation notes additional verification requirements in some markets.
Yes. Smart Voice is Infinity’s live AI voice agent for missed and out-of-hours calls. It answers the caller, understands why they’re getting in touch, captures lead details and supports booking workflows, then feeds structured conversation data back into Infinity. We found no equivalent in WhatConverts’ published features.
Yes. Infinity can send call, goal, intent, outcome and revenue signals into Google Ads, Search Ads 360, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn and Campaign Manager 360. WhatConverts’ published ad-platform integrations are Google Ads, Bing Ads and Facebook Ads.
Infinity is ISO 27001 certified and PCI DSS Level 1, with GDPR data controls, automatic redaction of sensitive call details, roles-based access, two-factor authentication and SSO, on multi-zone cloud infrastructure – full details on our security and stability page. If your organisation records calls containing payment or personal information, check any platform you evaluate against these standards.
No – WhatConverts publishes a lower headline entry price and offers a free trial, which Infinity does not. The more useful comparison is total cost and time to value against what you actually need, including the support model and platform breadth, not the headline subscription alone.
Yes. Moving provider involves updating your tracking numbers and script, alongside recreating any integrations, reporting and historical comparisons you rely on. Infinity’s Customer Success team will help you plan the migration and protect continuity through the switch.
Yes. Rapid Insights Projects give you a fixed-price, fixed-scope answer to a specific question – such as why leads aren’t converting or where spend is being wasted – typically within a matter of weeks. Professional Services gives you ongoing access to the same expertise for continuous prioritisation as your goals change. Agencies also get a dedicated partner team and certification programme.
So, which should you choose?
The right platform is the one built for the scale and complexity your business actually has – not the one with the highest star rating in isolation. We’ll help you map your customer journey, the calls and outcomes that create value, your CRM and revenue data, your paid-media strategy across every platform you use, and the fastest route to measurable improvement.