Today Dylan is paid per held meeting. Next to it are six more ways to pay: five we are testing with a small group and one by application. Each says exactly what it bills, and none bills a no-show.
A held meeting: someone inside your written definition joins a call Dylan booked, with your meeting owner on it.
PriceLite $250, Standard $500, Enterprise from $900 per held meeting
Who it fitsEveryone: the default offer
See the prices and the calculatorWhat you pay forA monthly fee of $1,500 that covers up to 3 held meetings, then $500 for each held meeting after the 3rd in the same month. Unused included meetings roll over one month.
Price$1,500 a month. Up to 3 held meetings included. Then $500 per held meeting.
What you pay forA reply, in the prospect's own words, from a person inside your definition, that asks for a next step.
PricePrice set in your plan
What you pay forA new account on your product, created by a person Dylan contacted, inside the attribution window in your plan.
PricePrice set in your plan
What you pay forA held meeting that your meeting owner confirms as a qualified opportunity, against criteria you wrote before launch.
PricePrice set in your plan
What you pay forA held meeting that Dylan booked from one of your inbound leads, with a person inside your definition.
PricePrice set in your plan
What you pay forA held meeting delivered to one of your clients, under that client's definition, billed to you at a wholesale price set in your partner plan.
PricePrice set in your partner plan
On the ways to pay per event, you prepay credit and unused credit stays on your account. The monthly plan bills its fee at the start of each cycle. One billable event per person per segment: an event billed as an intent is never billed again as a meeting or an opportunity on the same plan.
You write the meeting definition before launch: the titles, company sizes and regions that count.
Nothing is sent before you approve the plan and the first emails.
No-shows, meetings outside your definition, companies on your do-not-contact list and duplicates are never billed.
72 hours to dispute any billed event, with fixed reasons. Silence confirms. Disputes come back as credit.
If 1,000 contacts bring no positive reply, Dylan pauses, tells you what he heard and proposes a new angle.
Dylan says he is an AI agent in the first line of every first email. He sends from his own domains, or from a partner's, never from the domain of the company the meetings are for.
Join the waitlist and pick one. Picking a way to pay tells us what you prefer; it commits you to nothing.