G2 Vendor Directory

Exalate

by Exalate

77

Reviews

4.7

Star rating

#14

Rank in On-Premise Data Integration

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Integrations
  • Data Syncing
  • Syncing Efficiency
  • Easy Integrations
  • Automation
  • Flexibility

Cons

  • Learning Curve
  • Difficult Learning
  • Coding Difficulty
  • Complex Setup
  • Migration Issues
  • Technical Knowledge Requirement

Traffic & LLM citations

Monthly G2.com page views and citations by AI answer engines for Exalate.

Page views and citations · Exalate

Source: G2 review data

Winning from

Based on reviewers who said they switched from another product.

Losing to

Based on reviewers of other products who said they switched from Exalate.

Key stats

-60.0%

78

Mid-Market

3

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business32.9%
Mid-Market50.7%
Enterprise16.4%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2025 Q114.5
2025 Q324.8
2025 Q424.3
2026 Q144.6
2026 Q254.6
2026 Q325.0

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.9
Ease of Setup8.2
Quality of Support9.6
Meets Requirements9.5

What reviewers say

Flexible, Reliable Issue Sync Across Jira and Other Platforms

5.0

“Exalate makes it easy to sync issues between different Jira instances and other platforms without changing how each team works. It's flexible, reliable, and handles complex integrations really well.”

SEO Analyst

Exalate Keeps AssessPrep and Jira Perfectly Aligned with Flexible Sync Rules

4.0

“At AssessPrep, we manage assessments, question banks, and academic workflows on our platform, while our product team works in Jira. Exalate helped connect both systems without forcing either team to change how they work. The flexibility of the synchronization rules made it possib”

Sr. Software Developer

Solid Two-Way Sync and Flexible Field Mapping with Exalate

4.5

“Our product and engineering teams run on different tools and syncing tasks between them was a constant headache. Exalate solved that without forcing either team to change how they work. The two-way sync is solid and the flexibility in mapping fields is something we havent found i”

Content Strategits