Fuzzy Sequence pricing

Fuzzy Sequence costs $149, $299 or $599 a month across three tiers, with an enterprise tier above. Paid quarterly, the tiers cost $402, $807 and $1,617, a 10 percent saving. Paid annually, they cost $1,430, $2,870 and $5,750, which is two months free or 20 percent.

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Pricing terms

How Fuzzy Sequence pricing works

Pricing model

Four tiers at three billing frequencies, metered on credits, with the same product on every plan.

Monthly prices are $149, $299 and $599 across three named tiers, with an enterprise tier above. Quarterly prices are $402, $807 and $1,617, a 10 percent saving. Annual prices are $1,430, $2,870 and $5,750, two months free or 20 percent. The discounts hold exactly at every tier against the monthly prices.

Tiers differ by credit volume rather than capability. Credits can be spent across message generation and other uses on a mix and match basis, up to a monthly maximum. Fuzzy Sequence does not state how many credits a message costs, and lists no overage rate.

Capabilities include multi seat team management, personalized messages in batches, pre vetting of every message before sending, and post generation.

All plans accept major cards through a named processor. Annual arrangements on the upper two tiers can also be paid by bank transfer or wire, invoiced through sales.

Setup and implementation

Fuzzy Sequence lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate or seat minimum.

Billing comes in three commitment lengths, each with exact prices. Monthly costs $149, $299 and $599. Quarterly costs $402, $807 and $1,617, a 10 percent saving. Annual costs $1,430, $2,870 and $5,750, two months free or 20 percent.

All plans accept major cards through a named processor. Annual arrangements on the upper two tiers also accept bank transfer or wire, with an invoice through sales, so a buyer whose procurement cannot pay by card needs an annual plan at the upper tiers.

Credits cannot be fully modeled. Each tier carries a monthly allowance with a monthly maximum and a mix and match arrangement across message generation and other uses, but the conversion between credits and messages and any overage rate are unstated.

With the same product on every plan, there is no capability driven upgrade. A team moves tiers only when it runs out of credits, so the credit conversion rate is the one figure that decides sizing.

The discounts are exact. $1,430 against twelve months at $149, or $1,788, is a 20 percent saving, and $402 against three months at $149, or $447, is 10 percent. The same holds at every tier.

Every plan carries the same product, so tiers differ by credit volume alone. No feature sits one tier above the plan a team buys.

Credits are spent on a mix and match basis across message generation and other uses, up to a monthly maximum. Fuzzy Sequence does not state how many credits a message costs, so the allowances cannot be converted into output.

Cards work on every plan, and bank transfer and wire are available on annual plans at the upper two tiers, invoiced through sales.

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