HeyReach pricing

HeyReach charges per connected network account rather than per person. One account costs $79 a month, falling to $59, or $47 on annual billing, at ten or more accounts. Agency bundles cost $999 a month for 25 accounts or $1,399 for 50, and a flat plan costs $2,999 a month. Teammates, clients and contractors join at no extra charge.

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Pricing terms

How HeyReach pricing works

Pricing model

Five plans, four of them priced and one on application, metered by connected network account rather than by person.

The per account tier costs $79 a month, $71 quarterly and $63 annually below ten accounts, and $59, $53 and $47 at ten accounts and above. Two agency tiers bundle a fixed pool of accounts that can be spread across client workspaces, 25 accounts for $999 a month, $899 quarterly or $799 annually, and 50 accounts for $1,399, $1,259 or $1,119. The flat tier costs $2,999 a month, $2,699 quarterly or $2,399 annually. A custom tier bundles services and is quoted.

A discounted program for early stage companies requires under $250,000 in annual revenue, fewer than five people, and no existing account.

Team members, contractors and clients can be invited at no extra charge, so headcount does not drive the bill. Campaigns are unlimited and sending is not metered. The only metered resource is enrichment credits, at 100 per account on the entry tier, 1,000 on each agency tier and 3,000 on the flat tier, with no listed rate beyond the allowance.

Accounts added mid cycle are prorated, and removals take effect at the next cycle. Renewal is automatic unless either party gives thirty days written notice, and fees are non refundable.

Setup and implementation

HeyReach lists no implementation or onboarding charge. Done for you onboarding, a dedicated support channel, migration assistance and one to one calls come bundled into the higher tiers. The custom tier is a services arrangement, adding target market research and strategy, full campaign setup, a dedicated engineer and a dedicated inbox manager, priced on application.

Costs beyond the subscription are structural. HeyReach sends no email itself, so a multichannel motion needs a separate subscription to one of three named sending platforms, plus the mailboxes and warming that platform needs. Enrichment credits beyond the tier allowance have no listed rate. Advanced targeting assumes the customer holds the network's own paid search products.

Third parties report that the two larger tiers require customer supplied residential addresses per connected account at extra monthly cost, which HeyReach neither confirms nor denies.

Because the unit is a connected account rather than a person, the comparison with per seat competitors flips at around ten to thirteen accounts, where HeyReach sets its own volume break.

The 14 day trial needs no card and does not convert to a paid plan on its own. Tax treatment is set out by buyer jurisdiction. HeyReach's help article tells individual purchasers to buy as a United States customer, which removes the tax calculation.

The plan sold as unlimited, whose feature list promises no per seat charges, is capped at a shared pool of 300 accounts.

Every tier lists multichannel outreach, but HeyReach sends no email itself. It passes leads to one of three separate sending platforms that the customer contracts and pays for independently.

Enrichment credits are the only metered resource, and HeyReach lists no rate for credits beyond the tier allowance.

Third parties consistently report that the two larger tiers require the customer to supply a residential address for each connected account at further monthly cost, while the entry tier includes one. HeyReach has not confirmed it.

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