RFP Software Tools
Comparisons

Quilt vs Savix (2026): pricing, features and verdict

Quilt: AI questionnaire and knowledge assistant for solutions engineers, now merged into Rox. Savix: Self-serve RFP drafting that checks every claim against your documents.

Quick verdict

Choose Quilt for solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer; choose Savix for small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget. Quilt starts lower, at $0 (free tier) against $99/mo for Savix. In our capability model Quilt leads on DDQs and integrations, and the two match everywhere else.

Both profiles reviewed Oct 2026

2 of 70 profiles, one scoring modelNo paid placementSources checked: 22

Choose Quilt or Savix

Choose Quilt when

  • Solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer.
  • You need stronger DDQs and integrations than Savix offers.
  • You want the lower entry price: $0 (free tier).

Choose Savix when

  • Small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.
  • Claim-level checking: each sentence-level claim is tied to a source quote, and anything without one is flagged before export.
Key takeaways
  • Quilt: Solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer.
  • Savix: Small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.
  • Pricing: Quilt $0 (free tier) vs Savix $99/mo

Side-by-side comparison

Scores run 0 (not offered) to 3 (category-leading). Edge marks who leads the row; Match means the scores are the same. Confirm certifications on the vendor site before a security review.
CapabilityQuiltSavixEdge
Best forSolutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer.Small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.-
Starting price$0 (free tier)$99/moQuilt
Free tierYesNoQuilt
RFPs2/32/3Match
DDQs2/31/3Quilt
Security questionnaires2/32/3Match
AI drafting2/32/3Match
Answer library2/32/3Match
Source attribution2/32/3Match
Workflow & approvals1/31/3Match
Integrations2/30/3Quilt
Self-serve onboarding2/32/3Match
ISO 27001Not listedNot listed-
SOC 2SOC 2 Type 2Not listed-
US hostingYes (Google Cloud, North American regions)Yes (primarily processed in the US)-
EU hostingNot listedNot listed-
SlackSlack (Quilt AI Agent)Not listed-
Microsoft TeamsNot listedNot listed-
AWS, Azure, GCPGCPNot listed-
Listed integrationsGoogle Drive, Slack, Notion, Confluence, Zoom, Gong, ChorusNone listed-
CertificationsSOC 2 Type 2None listed-

What they look like

Quilt

Savix

Screenshot of the Savix website

Security: ISO 27001, SOC 2, and regional hosting

Put Quilt and Savix through the same three questions a security reviewer will ask: ISO 27001, SOC 2, and whether you can keep the tenancy in the US or the EU. Cells say Not listed when we could not find the claim on a public vendor page.

Confirm certificates and residency on the vendor site or Trust Center before a formal review.Quilt: Quilt said it ran on Google Cloud with data replicated across several North American regions. No EU residency option was listed. Savix: The privacy policy says Savix is US-based and primarily processes data in the US, relying on Standard Contractual Clauses for transfers from Europe. It names subprocessor categories (cloud hosting, payments, analytics, support, AI providers) but not the vendors.
CheckQuiltSavix
ISO 27001Not listed Not listed
SOC 2SOC 2 Type 2 quilt.app, 2026-10

Stated on the quilt.app homepage before the site went offline; request the current report from Rox.

Not listed savix.io, 2026-10

Industry pages carry a "SOC 2 compliant" badge, but Savix names no audit type or auditor, and its privacy policy does not mention SOC 2. Ask for the report.

US hostingYes (Google Cloud, North American regions) quilt.app, 2026-10Yes (primarily processed in the US) savix.io, 2026-10
EU hostingNot listed Not listed

Slack and Microsoft Teams

During a live questionnaire, SMEs get pinged in Slack or Teams, not in a vendor portal. Here is what Quilt and Savix publish for those two connections.

Native chat apps only. CRM, storage and identity connectors stay in the integrations list.
ConnectionQuiltSavix
SlackSlack (Quilt AI Agent) quilt.app, 2026-10Not listed
Microsoft TeamsNot listed Not listed

Subprocessors: the big three clouds, then the niche names

Compare Quilt and Savix on AWS, Azure and GCP first. Then scan for niche processors a reviewer should pause on: third-party LLMs, session replay, or support that leaves the region you elected.

Cloud row lists the big three only. Niche names sit in the notes when the vendor published them.
LayerQuiltSavix
AWS, Azure, GCPGCPNot listed
Watch-outsNo niche processors flagged in our sourced list.

From the Quilt security FAQ. Ownership has since moved to Rox, so ask for the current subprocessor list.

No niche processors flagged in our sourced list.

Pricing breakdown

Quilt

Its last published pricing page listed a Free plan (3 members, 20 questionnaires a month) plus Team and Enterprise plans sold through a demo with no listed price. Plans after the Rox merger are not published, so treat this as historical.

Savix

Product pages put full platform access at $99/mo with no per-seat or per-proposal charges, after a 14-day trial with no card. There is no pricing page, and the Team and Enterprise tiers that add branded export templates and the verification audit trail have no published price.

Who should pick Quilt

Quilt is the pick for solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer.

  • Built by founders who previously sold Hero.app to People.ai, with a Sequoia-led $2.5 million seed round behind it.
  • One knowledge layer serves questionnaires and day-to-day rep questions in Slack, so SEs field fewer one-off pings.
  • A Chrome extension pulls questions out of vendor portals and fills answers back, per its security questionnaire page.

Who should pick Savix

Savix is the pick for small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.

  • Claim-level checking: each sentence-level claim is tied to a source quote, and anything without one is flagged before export.
  • You can start alone: instant signup and a 14-day trial with no credit card.
  • Product pages quote $99/mo for the platform with no per-seat charges, low for this category.

Final verdict

These tools solve different problems, so the right pick depends on your priorities. Quilt is the lower-cost entry point ($0 (free tier)). In our capability model, Quilt leads on DDQs and integrations, and the two match everywhere else. Quilt has the edge on DDQs and security questionnaires combined in our capability model. Many teams also run a dedicated AI-drafting tool alongside their existing stack rather than switching wholesale.

Read the full Quilt review or Savix review, or browse all RFP & DDQ software.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Quilt and Savix?

Quilt: AI questionnaire and knowledge assistant for solutions engineers, now merged into Rox. Savix: Self-serve RFP drafting that checks every claim against your documents. Quilt is best for solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer. Savix is best for small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.

Which is cheaper, Quilt or Savix?

Quilt starts lower at $0 (free tier), versus $99/mo for Savix.

Is Quilt or Savix better for DDQs and security questionnaires?

Quilt scores higher on DDQ and security-questionnaire handling in our capability model, though both support them.

Do Quilt and Savix both handle RFPs?

Quilt: yes, a core strength. Savix: yes, a core strength.

Which should you choose, Quilt or Savix?

Quilt is the pick for solutions and presales teams that want questionnaire drafting and a Slack Q&A bot from one knowledge layer. Savix is the pick for small proposal or security-questionnaire teams that want claim-checked drafts on a self-serve budget.

Are there alternatives to Quilt and Savix?

Yes. Browse the full directory of RFP, DDQ, and security-questionnaire platforms for more options and side-by-side comparisons.

Do Quilt and Savix list ISO 27001, SOC 2, and US or EU hosting?

Quilt: ISO 27001 Not listed, SOC 2 SOC 2 Type 2, US Yes (Google Cloud, North American regions), EU Not listed, Slack Slack (Quilt AI Agent), Teams Not listed, clouds GCP. Savix: ISO 27001 Not listed, SOC 2 Not listed, US Yes (primarily processed in the US), EU Not listed, Slack Not listed, Teams Not listed, clouds Not listed. Confirm both on the vendor sites.

Source registry

Every page we read for these profiles, with the month it was last checked. Anything without a source is shown as not publicly disclosed. Spot an outdated fact? Send it from the corrections page.

Quilt

Pricing

Security and compliance

Product and integrations

Third-party reviews

Savix

Pricing

Security and compliance

Product and integrations

Third-party reviews

  • No review-site source recorded.
1up vs Arphie (2026)

A side-by-side look at 1up and Arphie: pricing, capabilities, and who each is best for.

RFP Software Tools
Arphie vs Tribble (2026)

A side-by-side look at Arphie and Tribble: pricing, capabilities, and who each is best for.

RFP Software Tools
BreezeDocs vs Velocibid (2026)

A side-by-side look at BreezeDocs and Velocibid: pricing, capabilities, and who each is best for.

RFP Software Tools
Savix vs Velocibid (2026)

A side-by-side look at Savix and Velocibid: pricing, capabilities, and who each is best for.

RFP Software Tools