Flat plans. Not a price per contact.

What each plan adds

Start on Free. Move when a feature on the next plan is the one you need.

• Free: 1 account, 1,000 DMs, 100 contacts, 10 leads, comment, story, and keyword rules, click tracking, a bio page.
• Pro: 3 accounts, no DM cap, growth gate, nudge, scheduling, Pages, product cards, old-comment replay.
• Growth: AI replies and 1,000 credits.
• Business: 10 accounts, 5 seats, 2,500 AI credits, and optional Sheets sync. Direct Meta Ads audience export is unavailable.

What to ask another vendor

Ask whether the bill grows with contacts. Ask which Instagram actions are on the entry plan. Ask how AI is metered.

Price the workflow you intend to run

Start with the job, not the largest allowance. A single Instagram account sending a fixed guide link may fit Free. A business that needs Pages, reminders, a follow gate, or scheduled messaging needs Pro or above. Variable questions answered by the implemented AI reply settings need Growth or Business. Team seats and external lead destinations can change the decision again. A plan comparison is useful only when account count, features, and operational constraints are written next to the monthly price.

A workflow to try

Make a shortlist with four columns: connected accounts, required trigger, lead destination, and whether the response is fixed or generated. Test the simplest version before upgrading. If three accounts and Facebook Page rules are enough without AI, Pro is the relevant paid step. If you need AI on those accounts, compare Growth credits with expected substantive questions and test usage. If several people need workspace access or new leads must reach Google Sheets, examine Business rather than assuming every paid plan includes those features.

Checks before you change the setup

A flat product price does not remove taxes, currency conversion, payment-provider settings, or Meta limits. Confirm the amount in checkout and the subscription state in billing. Plan changes are confirmed through the Stripe portal; do not assume an upgrade is effective merely because a button was clicked. When comparing another vendor, verify its own live terms instead of importing a competitor review table. Contact ladders, trial duration, AI units, account limits, and mandatory add-ons can all change the practical total.

Compare renewal and account needs before purchase

Record the required number of connections and seats along with the trigger and destination. Review the plan after a launch rather than keeping a higher tier solely because the audience grew. The relevant change might be an extra Page, team access, AI allowance, or an integration, not another contact. Confirm billing-state changes after the provider flow completes, especially when checkout is pending or portal access is unavailable. Keep the previous workflow functional until the entitlement is observed. A documented price is a useful starting point, while a successful confirmed subscription is what establishes the actual paid access.