Pricing

We are asking to send email as you.

Not to your list. As you, from your domain, to people who have never heard of you. That is a strange amount of trust to ask a stranger for on a pricing page, so we are not going to ask for money at the same time. Accounts are opened by hand, the beta is free, and the price will be here before anyone is charged.

Free while in beta. No card, no call, no lock-in.

Your leads, your replies and your playbook export in one click. Walk whenever you like, and take the work with you.

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Solo

You, doing your own outbound

Price coming

  • One domain, one ICP, one campaign
  • Copy you approve before anyone sees it
  • Replies sorted and answers drafted
  • The deliverability numbers that are real

Team

Most asked for

A few people, a few offers

Price coming

  • Domains, ICPs and campaigns in parallel
  • Copy per segment, with version history
  • Autopilot, the day you trust it
  • What every lead cost, broken down

Agency

Outbound on behalf of clients

Price coming

  • Every client separated — domains, suppression, memory
  • A spend ceiling per client
  • Priority support

Every tool has a reason to send more than you need.

Priced per seat, nobody upstairs cares what a lead costs — and it shows in how much gets sent. So we made the cost visible instead. Every model call is logged with its price, and what a lead cost you is a number in your own dashboard.

It changes what gets built. Research runs when somebody replies, not on the four hundred who never will. Copy is written once for an audience, not once per stranger. Those started as cost decisions. They turned out to be the quality decisions too.

Whatever the price lands at, you set a ceiling. The agents stop when they reach it.

Weighing this against something cheaper and louder?

Ask. You will get the honest comparison from the person who built it, which is usually more use than the pitch.

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