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Plans and credits

One plan at 25 dollars a month, a free tier to try it, and a team plan. Coaching is not metered. Work that costs money to run costs a credit.

LiveWorking today on every Beverly account.

There is one paid plan, not a grid of tiers with features held hostage. What varies is volume, because the expensive parts of Beverly are the ones that reach a phone network, a data provider or a large model on your behalf.

The plans
PlanPriceWhat you get
Free0 dollars, no cardThe whole product, with three credits to spend on it, and five coaching messages a day.
Beverly Pro25 dollars a month, or 250 a yearEverything in Free, plus five credits a month, coaching with no daily limit, and practice conversations.
TeamsTalk to usOne owner managing the roster, a seat for every agent, and a shared pool of credits.

What draws a credit

Coaching does not. Asking Beverly a question, working through a situation, practising a conversation: none of that is metered on a paid plan, because charging you to talk to your own coach is the wrong shape. Credits are for the work Beverly does out in the world.

What each thing costs
WorkCredits
A lead worked over text, for as long as that relationship lasts1
A valuation, with the comparable grid and the written narrative1
Emailing or texting that valuation to someone. Copying the link is free1
A contract or offer review1
Two offers compared on what the seller nets2
A call review2
An AI phone call to a lead, when calling is switched on for an account2
Voice is the one thing with an allowanceTalking to your coach out loud costs us per minute, so it has an included allowance rather than being uncapped: a couple of minutes to try it on a free account, five minutes a month included on the paid plan, then one credit per three minutes. Typing is never metered.
Where you manage thisYour balance, your plan and your usage are all reachable by asking Beverly. Buying takes you to a proper checkout page, because a payment screen should look like a payment screen.

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