Per-seat pricing (Outreach, Salesloft, Reply, lemlist, Bullhorn) is predictable but scales linearly with headcount — costly as a team grows. Flat or volume pricing (some AI SDRs, high-volume email tools) decouples cost from seats. Per-minute pricing (most AI voice platforms) is cheap to start but can surprise you at volume.
The honest answer is 'it depends on your motion': heavy email favours volume pricing; heavy calling needs you to model minutes; a growing team is punished by per-seat. Always model the all-in cost, including mailbox/infra and voice minutes, not just the sticker price.
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