Launch
$99/month
about 75 sends per business day
The entry subscription — a steady drip of verified outreach, fully managed.
- 1,650 sends / month
- Unlimited campaign drafts
- Dynamic Autopilot allocation
- Cancel anytime
PRICING
No credits to buy, no enrichment rows to top up, no list to purchase separately. Pick the volume you want to send; the rest of the machine comes with it.
$99/month
about 75 sends per business day
The entry subscription — a steady drip of verified outreach, fully managed.
$199/month
about 182 sends per business day
For a small portfolio of campaigns learning continuously from reply quality.
RECOMMENDED
$499/month
about 500 sends per business day
Approximately 500 emails per business day, dynamically steered across active campaigns.
$999/month
about 1,000 sends per business day
Higher-volume outbound with the same quality, spend, and deliverability controls.
IN EVERY PLAN
Volume is the only thing that changes between plans. Quality controls, deliverability protection and the review gate are identical on the smallest plan and the largest.
CUSTOM
An embedded GTM engineer for bespoke sources, campaign strategy, experiments, and reply operations.
Talk to usOne email delivered to one recipient — a first touch or a follow-up. Leads that get sourced, verified and then filtered out never cost you a send, because nothing was sent.
Plans are a monthly ceiling, not a commitment to burn it. Sending is paced to protect deliverability, so a plan is best read as the maximum volume the fleet will reserve for you.
Per-email pricing pushes you to send more to justify the tool, and it hides the real costs — sourcing, verification, mailboxes — in separate meters that run out mid-campaign. One number is easier to hold us to.
Move up or down at any time, and cancel whenever. Capacity is reserved against your plan, so a change takes effect on the next cycle.
Sending is paced for deliverability: each managed mailbox is capped at 18cold sends per day, and your plan’s daily capacity is met by reserving enough warm mailboxes — never by pushing a single one harder.