Configure-Price-Quote (CPQ) software is now crucial for streamlining sales, enforcing pricing rules and accelerating deal velocity, but not all CPQ solutions are created equal. In 2026, a new generation of revenue platforms is redefining what it means to automate quotes, billing and revenue operations. We are leading this transformation is as ****a modern CPQ and revenue management platform designed from the ground up for next-generation SaaS businesses.
Below, we break down why Hyperline stands head and shoulders above traditional CPQ tools and how it delivers value at every step of the quote-to-cash cycle.
1. Hyperline : the new standard in CPQ and revenue automation
We offer a powerful yet approachable CPQ system that allows sales teams to configure products, apply complex pricing rules and generate accurate quotes in seconds, all without the need for spreadsheets or manual pricing checks. Unlike legacy CPQ tools that focus solely on quoting, Hyperline unifies CPQ, billing, payments and revenue recognition into one coherent revenue engine. This means that once a quote is accepted, the system can automatically activate subscriptions, issue invoices and orchestrate payments without human intervention.
What sets us apart is that it doesn’t treat quoting as a standalone task, it embeds it deeply into the broader revenue process, giving companies full visibility and control over every transaction from negotiation to cash in the bank.
2. Salesforce CPQ: enterprise-grade quoting at scale
Salesforce CPQ is a well-established solution for large organisations with complex quoting needs, particularly those already using Salesforce CRM. It supports advanced product configuration, pricing logic and approval workflows, and can extend into contract and order management when combined with Salesforce Revenue Cloud. However, it is generally best suited to mature Salesforce environments, as implementation and maintenance often require significant configuration and specialist expertise.
3. DealHub.io: CPQ for revenue operations teams
DealHub.io combines CPQ with broader quote-to-revenue workflows, focusing on alignment between sales, finance and operations. It integrates with CRMs such as HubSpot and Salesforce and uses automation to reduce friction in the sales cycle. The platform is a strong fit for organisations prioritizing RevOps efficiency, though it may be less flexible for highly complex or deeply customized pricing models.
4. Conga CPQ: quoting and contract automation
Conga CPQ connects quoting with contract lifecycle management and document automation as part of the Conga Advantage platform. It is often chosen by organisations with strong legal or compliance requirements, where document control is critical. While powerful, the platform typically requires more upfront configuration and can feel heavier than more modern, lightweight CPQ solutions.
5. Oracle CPQ: built for large-scale enterprise complexity
Oracle CPQ, formerly BigMachines, is designed for very large enterprises managing complex global pricing and approval structures. It is commonly used in industries such as manufacturing and services, where sophisticated quoting logic is essential. The platform offers strong scalability but usually involves longer deployment timelines and dedicated administrative resources.