Every feature. All four products. One subscription.

One person, and all six platforms. If you publish to LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, that is one licence, not six. Company accounts work a little differently. Your first licence includes one company connection, on whichever platform you choose. Every other company account is £50 a month for all of them, however many you connect, and a company account does not get its own login, it attaches to one of your users.

Nothing different. Every subscription includes all four products and every feature, whenever you join. The only thing your rate changes is what you pay. While the opening bands are open you also get a direct line to the people building it.

The price moves to the next band for whoever comes next. Yours does not. Each band is 250 seats and a team counts fully against it, so one company taking 250 seats can close a band on its own, which is why we cannot tell you the date it will go.

Your band rate. Come in at ten seats and grow to a hundred, and all hundred are at the rate you joined on, for as long as you stay subscribed. This is here for teams that grow, not for holding a place in the queue: if an account takes a single seat and then comes back much later wanting two hundred, we will price the new seats at whichever band is open then. If your team is genuinely growing, you will never come across this.

For as long as you stay subscribed. At the end of your first year, moving onto an annual contract is what keeps your opening rate, so your price stays where it started while everyone joining after you pays more. Come off altogether and come back, and you come back at whatever the price is then.

No. Nothing renews silently: you re-sign or you come off, and there is a conversation before either. To be straight about what happens if you do nothing, on standard pricing an annual contract that is not renewed moves onto monthly pricing, which is 20% more than the annual rate. Opening rates are not affected while they last, and we will tell you before any of it happens rather than after.

No. There is a fair use policy in the terms rather than charging by usage. You know what you are paying before the month starts.

Yes, on standard pricing: an annual contract is 20% below paying monthly. Opening rates are not affected while they last.

Your own licence covers you. Each client you take on bolts onto your account and is charged on top, because what is being connected is their accounts as well as yours. Every arrangement here works a little differently, so talk to a human and we will build something around the way you actually work.