Selling.com pricing

Selling.com publishes no prices for its paid plans. It offers a free browser extension for one user and a free trial, and meters contact exports in credits.

Pricing terms

How Selling.com pricing works

Pricing model

Four plans, starting from a free browser extension for one user, with a free trial above it. Paid plan rates, billing frequency, seat structure and credit allowances per plan are not published. Contact exports are metered against credits, with export caps, including a limit on how many contacts per company can be downloaded.

Customers describe the price as a quarter to a tenth of an established competitor's. One set it against a competitor quote of over $10,000 a year, which puts a small team near $2,500 a year. Another notes the price has not climbed as Selling.com has grown.

Setup and implementation

No setup fee, onboarding charge or professional services rate is published or reported. Reviewers describe the product as easy to implement and train on, with staffing for the extra lead volume as the main adjustment. Named client success reps are repeatedly credited with hands on configuration help, such as setting up report filters directly, which points to onboarding help being included rather than billed.

One customer reports a contract that called contact credits unlimited while a cap sat in the fine print, which they hit without warning before leaving for a competitor. Credit misunderstandings recur across seven reviews on the main enterprise review platform.

Compared on price

Selling.com pricing against its alternatives

Published prices for Selling.com and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.

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  • Selling.comFree browser extension for 1 user; paid plans quoted
  • BixJetFrom $79 per user, covering lead data, outreach, social and record system in one seat
  • Lead411About $99 a user a month for Basic Plus Unlimited, per software directories; $900 a user a year on annual billing, higher plans unpriced
  • Salestarget.aiLead Explorer from $49 a month for 2,000 credits; $99 and $169 tiers
  • FlashRevNo published price
  • Adapt.ioFree; Starter $49 a month or $490 a year
  • Apollo.io$49 per seat a month on Basic, billed annually ($65 monthly); free plan at $0
  • LushaFree plan at $0; Starter $37.45 a month billed yearly or $49.90 monthly, with seats set by plan
  • GrowbotsFrom $29 a month on Starter Outreach, with credits from $0.13 per prospect contacted
Questions

Selling.com pricing, answered

How much does Selling.com cost?

Selling.com publishes no prices for its paid plans. It offers a free browser extension for one user and a free trial, and meters contact exports in credits. One customer reports a contract that called contact credits unlimited while a cap sat in the fine print, which they hit without warning before leaving for a competitor.

Does Selling.com charge a setup or implementation fee?

No setup fee, onboarding charge or professional services rate is published or reported. Reviewers describe the product as easy to implement and train on, with staffing for the extra lead volume as the main adjustment. Named client success reps are repeatedly credited with hands on configuration help, such as setting up report filters directly, which points to onboarding help being included rather than billed.

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