Unify pricing and Unify GTM cost per seat on Free, Base, Pro and Business, and what the credits cover
Unify pricing is per seat. Base is $20 a seat a month, Pro is $60, Free covers 3 seats and Business is quoted. Every plan carries a monthly credit allowance, so the seat price is only half the bill. Here is what each plan includes, what a team of five or ten pays across a year, and where a flat price for the writing alone is the cheaper route.
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The short answer
Unify is cheap to start and priced by seat after that. A team of five on Pro pays $300 a month, and ten seats pay $600. The CRM sync that most teams expect, writing contacts and activity back, is on Business, which has no printed price. If your reps already know their accounts and mainly need a researched, sourced first email, a flat plan can cost less than the seats.
Unify plans side by side
Read off the Unify pricing page. Base and Pro scale with seats, and each seat brings its own credit allowance.
| Plan | Price | Seats | Credits | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 3 seats | Limited credits | AI outbound, multi-channel sequencing, Click-to-Call Dialer, standard models |
| Base | $20 per seat a month | Unlimited seats | 800 credits per seat a month | AI email copywriting, job change and hiring signals, phone and email enrichment, add more credits |
| Pro | $60 per seat a month | Unlimited seats | 2,400 credits per seat a month | Everything in Base, HubSpot and Salesforce sync (read-only), Slack notifications, 14 day trial with no card |
| Business | Custom, billed annually | Large teams | Custom credits | Everything in Pro, advanced models, website intent and product signals, signal-triggered automations, managed Gmail and Outlook mailboxes, Power Dialer, read and write CRM sync |
Business is billed annually with custom credits. Unify does not print a figure for it.
What Unify costs across a year
Seat prices multiplied out, using only the printed Pro figure. Extra credits and Business features are not included.
| Team | Per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| 3 seats on Pro | $180 | $2,160 |
| 5 seats on Pro | $300 | $3,600 |
| 10 seats on Pro | $600 | $7,200 |
| 25 seats on Pro | $1,500 | $18,000 |
| Saleswoman Team, any number of senders | $199 billed annually | $2,388 |
Unify gives you contacts, signals and sending. Saleswoman gives you researched writing for contacts you supply. They are not the same job, so compare the line that matches yours.
Where the real cost hides
Three lines move the Unify total more than the seat price. The first is credits: 800 a seat on Base runs out sooner for a rep who enriches heavily. The second is CRM sync. Pro reads from HubSpot and Salesforce but does not write back, and read and write sync sits on Business. The third is mailboxes. Managed Gmail and Outlook mailboxes are a Business feature too.
None of this makes Unify a poor choice. It means the $60 seat is the entry to the Pro workflow, and the fully automated version is a quote. Ask for it in writing, with the credits and the plan named.
Questions to put to Unify before you buy
- How many credits does one enriched contact use, and one AI run?
- What does an extra credit cost once the seat allowance is gone?
- Which plan writes activity back to HubSpot or Salesforce?
- Is Base or Pro billed monthly, or only as an annual commitment?
- What does Business cost for our seat count, and for how many credits?
When Unify is the right buy
Plenty of teams should pay for it.
You need data and signals in one place
Unify bundles people and company data, job change and hiring signals, enrichment and sequencing. If your team has no contact source today, a per seat price that includes it is a fair trade and a cheaper one than buying a database and a sender separately.
You want calling inside the same tool
The Click-to-Call Dialer is on every plan and the Power Dialer is on Business. A team that works the phone as much as email gets more from Unify than a tool that only writes.
When a flat plan for the writing costs less
If your reps already hold a target list, from a CRM, an event or a purchased export, the part they lack is time to research each account and write a first email that cites something real. That is the only job Saleswoman does. It reads the account's website and public sources, writes the outreach, cites each factual claim and flags any statement it cannot support.
Solo is $149 a month ($74 billed annually) and includes HubSpot and Pipedrive sync. Team is $399 ($199 annually) and adds Salesforce sync. Scale is $999 ($499 annually). Saleswoman has no contact database and does not replace Unify's data, so a team that needs contacts should keep a source for them.
Test it on your own account
Paste a company you are working now into the demo above. Judge the sources and the draft before you decide whether the writing belongs in your budget. Review the plans on Saleswoman pricing and see how the category compares on AI SDR pricing.
Questions buyers ask about Unify pricing
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Is Unify free?
What does a Unify credit buy?
Does Unify sync with HubSpot and Salesforce?
What is a cheaper alternative to Unify for a small team?
Is the Unify Growth plan at $700 a month still sold?
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