Filevine competitors

Zippia score 4.3

Filevine main competitors are Egnyte, Conversica, and SocialChorus.

Competitor Summary. See how Filevine compares to its main competitors:

Egnyte has the most employees (684).
Employees at Egnyte earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $117,787.
The oldest company is Conversica, founded in 2007.

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Filevine vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Filevine	2014	4.3	Sugar House, UT	1	$38.0M	450
SocialChorus	2008	4.3	San Francisco, CA	2	$30.8M	150
Conversica	2007	4.2	Foster City, CA	3	$48.8M	196
Mavenlink	2008	4.3	Irvine, CA	3	$42.0M	451
Erply Retail Software	2009	4.0	New York, NY	1	$4.7M	64
Egnyte	2007	4.4	Mountain View, CA	3	$100.0M	684
OverOps	2011	4.1	San Francisco, CA	1	$6.1M	63
Upserve	2009	4.1	Providence, RI	1	$4.2M	100

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Filevine salaries vs competitors

Among Filevine competitors, employees at Egnyte earn the most with an average yearly salary of $117,787.

Compare Filevine salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Filevine	$62,291	$29.95	-
SocialChorus	$84,697	$40.72	-
Conversica	$88,096	$42.35	-
Mavenlink	$81,376	$39.12	-
Erply Retail Software	$65,434	$31.46	-
Egnyte	$117,787	$56.63	-

Compare Filevine job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Filevine	$69,736	$33.53
Upserve	$108,951	$52.38
Egnyte	$97,277	$46.77
Erply Retail Software	$74,082	$35.62
Conversica	$71,894	$34.56
OverOps	$71,411	$34.33
Mavenlink	$68,949	$33.15
SocialChorus	$68,552	$32.96

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Filevine demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Filevine vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
SocialChorus	50%	50%
Conversica	64%	36%
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Compare race at Filevine vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
SocialChorus	54%	22%	8%	11%	4%	6.7
Conversica	72%	10%	8%	5%	5%	6.2

Filevine and similar companies CEOs

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Vineet Jain

Egnyte

Vineet is the CEO and co-founder of Egnyte. Prior to Egnyte, Vineet founded and successfully built Valdero, a supply chain software solution provider, funded by KPCB, MDV and Trinity Ventures. He has held a rich variety of senior operational positions at KPMG and Bechtel. He has 20 years of experience in building capital-efficient and nimble organizations. Vineet earned a BS in Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering and received an MBA from Santa Clara University.

Michael Speranza

Mavenlink

Gary Nakamura

SocialChorus

Accomplished high-tech executive built from roles at both large and small companies. Gary has over 20+ years of experience as a business executive, with extensive experience in enterprise software, global sales, market development and strategy. A senior executive with vision and tenacious focus on execution. Gary has a winning track record in technology companies in high-growth markets.Specialties:General - Building and leading companies Sales - Enterprise sales, OEM sales, channel sales, business development, alliance sales, Inside salesGo to Market - Enterprise software, subscription, software as a service (SAAS), commercial open-source, freemium Teams - Building teams and scalable processes to meet and exceed high growth business objectives

Rodrick Squires

OverOps

As CEO, Rod is responsible for and oversees all operations and strategy for OverOps. He has over 25 years experience managing the go to market functions in emerging and larger companies. Prior to OverOps, Rod held leadership roles at Pentaho, Savvion, Vitria Technology, Parametric Technology and Xerox.

Jim Kaskade

Conversica

I'm leading a newly formed practice at CSC focused on Digital Applications. My line of business is over $1B in commercial business, including both consulting and delivery organizations, and is focused on serving Fortune 1000 companies in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil. To stay ahead, enterprises need agile, dynamic, iterative, continuously evolving, ecosystem-based application environments. In the digital economy, businesses will live or die based on how they handle complex application strategies, including the use of data and analytics, cloud, cyber, and mobility to expand packaged applications.

Sheryl Hoskins

Upserve