The plan structure below is the one the product enforces. Monthly prices are not yet published: rather than print a plausible figure, the price cell says so. We will agree the plan with you before it is charged. Invite-only for now. Tell us about your outbound and we’ll set you up.
Monthly prices, seat counts, and the monthly verification allowance have not been published for any plan. A dash above means “no limit is set”, not “unlimited”. When a plan is charged it will be at a price you agreed to in writing first.
Plans cover the platform. Revealing a contact in prospecting costs credits, shown before you click and recorded in a ledger you can read. Credit packs and their prices are set in the catalogue the same way plans are, and are not yet published either.
Invite-only for now. Tell us about your outbound and we’ll set you up. Use Request access on the contact page.
Nothing is charged automatically: no price is attached to any plan yet, so there is nothing to charge. We will agree a plan with you before the workspace is billed.
Leads added to the workspace in a month, from any source: search, file, sheet, signal or referral. The limit is the plan’s; the count is the workspace’s own, and you can see it on Audience.
A sending address connected to the workspace, whether you brought it or provisioned it here.
Seat limits are not set on any plan today. Owners can invite members and viewers; every action is attributed to the person who took it in the audit log.
Yes: the Agency plan. Each client is a separate workspace with a separate database, and you switch between them.
No. Warm-up, the inbox, the reply queue and the pipeline are part of every plan.
Domains and mailboxes you provision from the workspace are ordered at a quoted price from your credit balance. Contact reveals cost credits. Both are shown before you spend.