G2 Vendor Directory

Knock

by Knock

149

Reviews

4.6

Star rating

#2

Rank in Notification Infrastructure

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Notifications
  • Easy Setup
  • Customer Support
  • Integrations
  • Features

Cons

  • Missing Features
  • Notification Issues
  • Insufficient Features
  • Lack of Clarity
  • Difficult Setup
  • Limited Templates

Traffic & LLM citations

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

Page views and citations · Knock

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 Knock.

Key stats

-75.0%

81

Small Business

5

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business75.9%
Mid-Market22.0%
Enterprise2.1%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2024 Q4114.7
2025 Q164.8
2025 Q2104.5
2025 Q3274.6
2025 Q444.6
2026 Q144.6
2026 Q244.9
2026 Q315.0

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.9
Ease of Setup8.9
Quality of Support9.8
Meets Requirements9.2

What reviewers say

Robust Multichannel Notifications Made Easy

5.0

“I like that Knock is super robust and easy to use. Even though there's a slight learning curve, it's a fundamental and super helpful product. Setting it up wasn't that bad—I've dealt with similar systems before that were much tougher, but Knock made it pretty easy. They even have”

Senior Web Developer

Simplified Notification Management with Outstanding Support

4.5

“I like how simple Knock has made quite a complex concept, and the canvas editor is brilliant. The new AI agent they've added builds workflows in seconds, which is great. The initial setup was very simple, and the shared Slack channel was great. The solutions team was on hand for ”

Software Engineer

Easy to Use with Stellar Support but Needs More Maturity

4.5

“I think the product is really easy to use, optimizing both for developers and non-developers. The MCPs and AI tooling are really nice because they enable me to build things fast, and the nontechnical team members can edit easily. I find the commit system well thought out because ”

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