Credits, not seats
Invite the whole company. Searching, filtering, saving lists, building sequences and sending mail are free and unlimited. You spend credits only when something resolves — and anything that fails costs nothing.
Starter
Solo200 credits to start, no card required.
Start free- Unlimited people & company search
- 1 mailbox, 1 sequence
- Saved searches and lists
Growth
Most teams10,000 credits monthly, unlimited seats.
Start free trial- Everything in Starter
- The full waterfall and AI research columns
- All 12 signal sources
- Unlimited mailboxes, CRM and shared inbox
Scale
CustomVolume credit rates, SSO, and data residency.
Book a walkthrough- Everything in Growth
- API access and bulk export
- Dedicated infrastructure and support
What a credit actually buys
| Action | Cost | Billed when |
|---|---|---|
| Search, filter, save a list | Free | Never |
| Verified work email | 1 credit | Only if an address resolves |
| Direct dial | 20 credits | Only if a number resolves |
| AI research column | 3 credits / row | Only rows that answer |
| Signal scrapers | Quoted per run | You approve before it starts |
| Sending, warmup, replies | Free | Never |
| A lookup that fails or is refused | Free | Never |
| A row you already revealed | Free | Never charged twice |
The awkward questions
Why credits instead of seats?
Because the person who builds the audience and the person who sends the sequence should not be a pricing decision. Seat pricing quietly stops teams from inviting the ops person who'd actually make the thing work. Credits are shared across the org and seats are unlimited on every paid plan.
What happens when I run out mid-batch?
The batch stops and tells you how many rows are left, rather than partially charging you or silently truncating. Low balance is treated as an expected business state, not an error — you'll see the warning before the spend, with the option to resolve fewer rows instead.
Do unused credits roll over?
Monthly credits reset with the billing period; purchased top-up credits don't expire. If a month runs hot you can top up without changing plan.
Is there an annual commitment?
Not on Starter or Growth — both are month to month. Scale is where an annual rate makes sense, because that's where volume pricing on credits starts to matter.
Start with 200 credits
and no card
Build an audience, resolve a few contacts, and see the whole path work before you pay for anything.