One price.
Magic Babka costs less than one closed deal, which is the only comparison that matters. Not less than other CRMs — you are not trying to buy a cheaper CRM, you are trying to have a better year.
- Everything. There is one plan.
- Gmail and Calendar, read-only.
- A briefing every morning, and drafts whenever you need them.
- Cancel whenever — it is a monthly product for a yearly problem.
That is 1,788 for the year. If your deals look anything like the founders this is built for, it is a few percent of one of them. It does not have to work often to be worth it — it has to work once.
Tiering a product for one person is a way of charging more for the same thing. Every founder here has the same problem, so they get the same tool.
Why not cheaperThis is not priced off what it costs us to run — running the model over your pipeline is real money but it is not most of this number. It is priced against what one more closed deal is worth to you, because that is the thing it is for. A cheaper tool that you check twice and abandon costs you the year.
There is a capCoaching runs a real model over your whole pipeline, which costs real money every morning — so there is a daily ceiling to stop one person spending a month of it before lunch. Normal use is nowhere near it, and if you do reach it, the briefing you already have still stands.