WaLead pricing

WaLead sells one plan at €65 a month, with one connected profile and 1,000 credits included.

Pricing terms

How WaLead pricing works

Pricing model

WaLead sells one plan at €65 a month, before taxes applied by country at billing. It includes one connected professional network profile, 1,000 data credits a month, unlimited free team members and the full feature set, with no add on modules. The database, enrichment, agent layer, model choice, automation, unified inbox, API and connectors are all included. Extra connected profiles cost €25 each a month, and extra credits €50 per 1,000 a month.

A calculator returns the exact monthly total for any combination before signup. A mail address costs one credit and a mobile number ten. Generating a message costs half a credit on the cheapest named model, two on a mid tier model and ten on the most capable. Retrieving a recent post or reaction costs one. Invitations, messages, profile visits, follow ups, contact imports, record system sync and pushes to cold mail tools cost nothing.

Customers can supply their own model keys and use their own inference budget. Credits cover both data and AI, so the included 1,000 buy either 1,000 mail addresses or 100 mobile numbers, not both. Each connected profile can send up to 800 invitations a month. Billing is monthly with no minimum term, and no annual rate, annual discount or enterprise tier is published.

Setup and implementation

WaLead lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration cost, training rate or minimum commitment. A profile connects through a browser extension or stored credentials, with no infrastructure to stand up and no migration. A 30 day free trial and self serve signup need no sales conversation. Onboarding support is free.

It covers an optimization call to configure the account, weekly training for new users, in product chat support in Spanish and English, a free community of more than 800 members with recordings and training material, and documentation. A consultancy call is offered by booking link with no rate attached. Accounts above five connected profiles get a dedicated account executive at no stated extra cost.

Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current monthly cycle, with access kept until then and no refund for the period already billed.

Third party directories still show a superseded three tier structure at $37, $97 and $497.

Compared on price

WaLead pricing against its alternatives

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  • WaLead€65 a month for one profile and 1,000 credits; extra profile €25; extra 1,000 credits €50
  • CallSine$349 monthly for 1 agent, 1 inbox and up to 20 new contacts daily, rising to $999 for 10 inboxes
  • SBLStarter $99 a month; Pro $189; rented profiles $65 each a month
  • Rapid Sales$50 a month for WhatsApp Only in USD; ₹1,999 plus GST in India
  • Tuco AIFrom $149 a month plus $335 one time setup; no per message fees
  • RasayelStart $30 a user a month, minimum 5 users; Grow $40, minimum 10; numbers $20 each
  • CoobyFree tier available; paid from $15.99 per user monthly billed annually at $191.88, or $20.99 monthly
Questions

WaLead pricing, answered

How much does WaLead cost?

WaLead sells one plan at €65 a month, with one connected profile and 1,000 credits included. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current monthly cycle, with access kept until then and no refund for the period already billed. Third party directories still show a superseded three tier structure at $37, $97 and $497.

Does WaLead charge a setup or implementation fee?

WaLead lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration cost, training rate or minimum commitment. A profile connects through a browser extension or stored credentials, with no infrastructure to stand up and no migration. A 30 day free trial and self serve signup need no sales conversation. Onboarding support is free.

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