Real pricing. On the pricing page.

Capture keeps working exactly as before. You keep scanning badges and cards, recording voice notes, getting transcriptions, syncing to your CRM, and receiving the post-event report. The only change is that new records arrive without a verified work email attached, so you get what was printed on the badge rather than the address we would have found for you. Nothing switches off and nothing you already captured is affected.

Because capture costs us almost nothing and email lookup costs us real money on every single record. Metering the thing that is cheap would be arbitrary. Metering the thing that is expensive is at least honest, and it means the free plan can stay genuinely useful forever rather than turning into a countdown.

Per company. It binds to your work email domain, so a five-person booth team shares one pool rather than getting five. We would rather give one meaningful allowance to a company than a token one to each person.

No. It is one allowance, not a recurring balance. There is nothing to refill, nothing that expires, and nothing that resets. Once the 200 are used, the decision is whether to move to a paid plan, and every paid plan has unlimited enrichment.

We think the honest answer is that the free plan has a count on one feature, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we will not do is meter a plan you are paying for. Every paid tier has unlimited capture and unlimited enrichment, with no balance, no top-ups, and no counter in the product.

Teams covers up to 20 users for one flat price with no per-seat charge inside that. Past 20, Enterprise removes the seat count entirely. We would rather publish where the line is than let you find it when someone cannot log in.

Within 24 hours of an event ending, we send you every conversation your team captured, an analysis of the buying signals in them, and drafted follow-ups ready to send. It goes to every plan including free. Mobile and direct dial numbers are the one part that requires a paid plan to unlock.

No. Trade shows are where the problem is most obvious, because a hundred conversations happen in three days and almost none of them survive the trip home. The same gap exists in a customer meeting, a field visit, or an executive briefing, and it goes unnoticed there because it happens one conversation at a time.

Native Salesforce and HubSpot sync is in every plan, including the free one. Teams adds Microsoft Dynamics, Zapier, webhooks, and API access, and Zapier is the route to most other tools, including email platforms like Mailchimp. Enterprise adds custom field mapping, multi-instance CRM, and priority on new connector requests. Relay is in early access and connectors are still rolling out, so tell us your stack when you join and we will prioritize accordingly.

Solo is available monthly at $25, which works out to $60 more across a year than paying annually. Teams and Enterprise are annual. In-person selling is seasonal for most teams, and monthly billing on a team plan mostly produces a worse experience: you pay attention to a renewal date twelve times a year instead of once.

They are yours, so you keep them. You can export everything on the way out, and anything already synced to your CRM was in your system the moment it was captured. Cancelling stops future enrichment. It does not hold your history hostage.

These are the prices we intend to launch with, and anyone who joins during early access keeps their price for as long as they stay. If something moves before general availability, we will say so on this page rather than quietly repricing.