Your team
The people who reply to customers and work deals. Plans should make sense for a small team today and keep making sense as you hire.
Plans in final reviewPricing built for teams
Pricing built for teams
that live in chat.
We’re finalizing plans with early-access teams. Here’s how pricing will work, what will shape your cost, and how to get pricing details for your team first.
- Early accessWorking with early teams on plans and packaging.We are here
- Pricing for early-access teamsPlans and prices shared directly with early teams.
- Pricing publishedPlans and prices listed on this page.
Plans
Plans are in final review.
We’d rather publish pricing that’s right than pricing that changes next month. When plans go live, every card on this page will spell out the same five things, so comparing them is easy.
Want numbers for your team now?
Tell us your team size and the channels you use. We’ll share pricing details directly while plans are being finalized.
- 1Who it’s forA plain description of the team the plan fits.
- 2Price and unitExactly what you pay for: seats, channels, or both.
- 3Channels includedWhich channels are included and how many numbers or accounts.
- 4Automation & AIAny usage limits, stated up front.
- 5Provider feesWhether channel providers charge extra, and where to see it.
What shapes your price
Three things decide what you pay.
We’re designing pricing around how conversation-led teams actually work. These are the inputs we’re building plans on. Final structure and amounts will be listed here when plans are published.
The channels you connect
Start with the channels your customers already use and add others as they become available. Each plan will state which channels it includes.
Statuses: in development · launch channel, next after launch, planned.
Messaging provider fees
Some channels carry fees set by the provider, not by us. We’ll show them clearly next to your subscription instead of hiding them in it.
How these fees workMessaging fees
Two kinds of cost. Always shown apart.
Business messaging channels are run by their providers, and some providers charge businesses to send messages. Those fees aren’t set by inChat. Here’s how they fit next to your subscription.
- What the provider may charge
- Meta charges businesses for certain messages, such as business-initiated template messages. Rates depend on the message category and the recipient’s country.
- Before you can send
- A WhatsApp Business account and an approved sender are required.
SMS
US mobile carriers- What the provider may charge
- Business texting in the US usually involves carrier registration (A2P 10DLC) and per-message carrier fees.
- Before you can send
- Your business and messaging use case are registered before sending at volume.
Instagram, Messenger, Telegram
Next and planned channelsWe’ll list any provider fees and setup requirements for these channels before they become available in inChat.
Provider fees and requirements are set by each provider and can change. Check the provider’s current terms for exact rates.
Pricing FAQ
Questions about pricing.
How pricing will work, what affects it, and what’s still being decided.
Ask us something elseOnce plans are final. We’re working through them with early-access teams first, and they’ll see pricing before it appears on this page. We’d rather publish pricing that’s right than pricing that changes soon after.
We’re designing plans around two inputs: the people on your team who work in the inbox, and the channels you connect. The final structure, and what each plan includes, will be listed here when it’s published.
Some channels are run by providers that charge businesses to send messages. For example, Meta charges for certain WhatsApp messages, and US carriers apply registration and per-message fees to business texting. These fees aren’t set by inChat. We’ll show them separately from your subscription.
Not yet. Free trials aren’t open while we’re in early access. Join the early-access list and we’ll let you know when that changes.
Each plan will state which channels it includes. Channel availability is also changing as we build: WhatsApp and SMS come first, Instagram is next, and Messenger and Telegram are planned.
Yes. Request pricing details below with your team size and the channels you use, and we’ll follow up directly while plans are being finalized.
Early access
Make every conversation count.
Join the early-access list to see inChat in action, help shape what we build next, and be first to know when your team can start.
- A walkthrough built around your channels
- Early look at pricing and plans
- A direct line to the product team