Consensus pricing
Consensus publishes no pricing. It sells per user licenses with optional usage based capabilities and tools on top, integration with the customer's existing tools is free, and packages are quoted after a contact form.
How Consensus pricing works
- Pricing model
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Per user licenses, with optional usage based capabilities and tools priced on top. Connecting the customer's existing tools carries no charge. Consensus lists no plan names, seat counts or rates.
- Setup and implementation
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Consensus lists no implementation fee. The master subscription agreement provides for training and advisory services under a service order, and a support knowledge base is public.
The master subscription agreement, effective July 8, 2026, governs services from Consensus and its subsidiaries Saleo, Peel and ReachSuite under service orders.
Consensus pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Consensus and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- ConsensusQuote only, per user licenses plus optional usage based capabilities
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- Pepsales AIMeeting assistant $19 a user a month billed annually; $59, $79 and $99 modules
- StorylaneStarter $40 a seat a month billed annually ($50 monthly); free plan for one seat
- PitcherNo published price. Quote through a demo request
- Pitch.LinkNo published price. Pricing sits behind an account sign in
Consensus pricing, answered
How much does Consensus cost?
Consensus does not publish a price. It sells per user licenses with optional usage based capabilities and tools on top, integration with the customer's existing tools is free, and packages are quoted after a contact form. The master subscription agreement, effective July 8, 2026, governs services from Consensus and its subsidiaries Saleo, Peel and ReachSuite under service orders.
Does Consensus charge a setup or implementation fee?
Consensus lists no implementation fee. The master subscription agreement provides for training and advisory services under a service order, and a support knowledge base is public.