advanza$0/mo
See what Advanza makes for you. No card required.
- Your first AI-created campaign
- Send newsletters to your contacts
- Publish to one social account
- Basic reporting
Simple pricing that grows with you.
Start free and stay free for as long as you like. Move up when your campaigns are bringing in enough business to justify it — never before.
$89/mo
The whole marketing team, for one business.
- AI campaigns & content generation
- Email marketing & automation
- Landing pages & forms
- Social publishing across channels
- Lead discovery
- Saved segments & targeting
- Team collaboration
- Campaign analytics
$229/mo
For teams and businesses running several brands.
- Max AI credits
- Max social posts
- Max email sends
- Deals, pipeline & activities
- Advanced analytics & AI insights
- Max team members
- Priority support
Prices in USD.
Growing costs stay predictable
Your plan covers the platform. If you outgrow it, you add just the usage you need — seats, contacts, email sends, or AI credits — instead of jumping to a plan three times the price.
A FEW THINGS, ANSWERED
Questions about pricing
Do you offer a Free version?
Yes. You can start on the Free plan without a card, then upgrade when your team needs more capacity or advanced features.
Can I switch plans anytime?
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel as your needs change, without locking your team into a rigid buying decision.
Do you charge per contact?
Each plan includes contact capacity. When you grow beyond that, usage scales predictably instead of forcing an abrupt jump to a much larger plan.
What happens when I hit a limit?
You can upgrade or add usage as needed. Typical overages apply to contacts, email sends, AI credits, and extra seats, so growth stays predictable instead of disruptive.
Are there add-ons available?
Yes. Common add-ons include extra seats, contact capacity, email sends, and AI credits so you can expand the plan without rebuilding your stack.
Start free. See what it makes for you.
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