Every module is included in every plan; what changes is each channel's monthly volume. No setup fee and no fine print about what happens at the limit.
For small companies getting started
$650per month
For growing companies
$1,020per month
For operations that need control
$1,570per month
Prices in other currencies are converted from the Brazilian real at a fixed rate and are indicative: they may not match the commercial policy of each market.
The same plans, side by side: the price and the monthly volume of each channel.
| Channel | Basic | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $650 | $1,020 | $1,570 |
| Business email sends | 250/month · up to 50/day | 2,000/month · up to 200/day | 20,000/month · up to 1,000/day |
| Email marketing | 5,000/month | 50,000/month | 500,000/month |
| Email via API | 1,000/month | 10,000/month | 100,000/month |
| Web push | 10,000/month | 100,000/month | 1,000,000/month |
| SMS | 500/month | 5,000/month | 50,000/month |
| 1,000/month | 10,000/month | 100,000/month |
Because the cost of running the infrastructure follows volume, not the number of features switched on. Charging per module would make you choose between having a CRM and having business mailboxes; charging by volume keeps them all in the same account.
No. Each channel has its own monthly quota — what goes out by SMS doesn't consume email marketing, and vice versa. The comparison above shows each channel's volume in each plan.
When a channel reaches its monthly quota, that channel's sends stop until the month rolls over or until you upgrade — the refusal is explicit, not a silent disappearance. The other channels keep sending.
Not to create the account. You subscribe inside the platform and, for now, each order goes through team approval before the plan is enabled — that's when we talk about domain, list and sending pace, to prevent the problem instead of fixing it later.