Regie.ai Pricing: RegieGO Free, Pro at $49 and Enterprise

Regie.ai pricing plans, read from its own pricing page for this update: RegieGO comes in three plans. Free is $0 for a single user, with 250 credits to start, once. Pro is $49 a month, or 17% less on annual billing, with 5,000 credits every month that do not roll over. Enterprise is custom, with volume credits, team workspaces and SOC 2. That replaces the two seat-minimum plans this page first described in August 2026, which are kept below as a dated record.

A disclosure before going further. RevenueFlow runs cold outbound as a service and is paid on attended qualified meetings, so we compete for budget with tools like this one, though not in the same shape.

On the company behind the price list, a February 2025 release on PR Newswire announced a $30 million Series B co-led by Scale Venture Partners and Foundation Capital, alongside the launch of its RegieOne platform.

Regie.ai Pricing Plans Now: Free, Pro and Enterprise

The pricing page now sells one product, RegieGO, and pitches it as starting free and upgrading "only when it's working". Free is a single-user workspace with the whole toolset, research, enrichment, drafting, the dialer and agents, sending from your own Gmail or Outlook, with 250 credits at the start and no credit card. Pro is $49 a month for "one person filling the pipeline themselves", with 5,000 credits every month, and annual billing takes 17% off. Enterprise is priced to the team: volume credits, team workspaces and shared agents, custom CRM sync, advanced analytics, a dedicated account manager, and SOC 2 and enterprise security.

The shift is in the unit. The August page priced seats and set minimums; the current one prices one person and a monthly credit allowance, and leaves a team's price to a conversation.

How Regie.ai Credits Work

Credits are spent on four actions: researching accounts, drafting messages, enriching contacts and dialing. Enrichment that comes up empty costs nothing; the page says you pay only when the data is found. Pro's 5,000 credits reset at the start of each billing period rather than rolling over, and when they run out, research, drafting, enrichment and dialing pause until the next refresh or an upgrade, with prospects, drafts and settings kept. Pro is self-serve with no contract and can be cancelled from the billing settings, taking effect at the end of the current period.

Spends credits

• Researching accounts
• Drafting messages
• Enriching contacts
• Dialing

Costs nothing, or resets

• Enrichment that finds nothing is free
• Pro's 5,000 credits reset each billing period
• Unused credits do not roll over
• Out of credits, the work pauses until the refresh

What the page does not say is the rate. How many credits a researched account, a drafted email, an enriched contact or a minute of dialing costs is what turns 5,000 credits into a volume, and those four numbers are the first thing to ask for.

Two answers in the page's own FAQ matter for the rest of a buyer's stack. Sending runs from your own connected Gmail or Outlook, with every contact verified before send, sending throttled and unsubscribes handled, so the reputation at stake is your own mailbox's rather than a pool the vendor runs. And RegieGO carries its own built-in CRM: if you use HubSpot, it syncs your contacts and activity and backfills what is already there, so it can run alongside an existing CRM rather than replace it. Both are worth confirming against your own setup in the free plan before any upgrade.

What Changed Since August: Two Plans, Two Seat Minimums

When this page was first written, Regie.ai's pricing page, as it rendered on 15 August 2026, published two per-seat prices, each with a seat minimum. AI SEP, a sales engagement platform with sequencing agents and a power dialer, was $180 per user per month on an annual contract with a ten-seat minimum. Force Multiplier Rep, which added data credits, enrichment waterfalls, a parallel dialer and ten warmed mailboxes, was $499 per user per month on an annual contract with a five-seat minimum.

Multiplying either pair gave the number the page did not print: a floor of $1,800 a month for the cheaper plan and $2,495 for the dearer one, so the plan that cost nearly three times as much per seat had the lower entry price. That inversion was the segmentation: an engagement platform for a team of ten reps or more, and a capability bundle a smaller team could buy.

Buyers weighing this two-plan structure against a competitor with no published rates at all can see how that opacity plays out in Salesloft's pricing approach.

Add-ons carried published rates: data packages from 525,000 to 6,080,000 credits, a parallel dialer at $1,800 per user per year for up to nine lines, and mailbox rotation at $50 per user per month for five mailboxes or $100 for ten, with domains and two months of warming. Pricing mailboxes per user tied sending capacity to headcount, which is the wrong shape for a programme whose volume comes from mailbox count, for the reasons set out in email sending limits by provider.

Where Regie Sits in the Category

The category term hides three different product shapes. Autonomous agents run the whole chain and you supervise. Copilots sit inside the workflow of human reps and a person keeps the decision. Managed hybrids run autonomously on paper and arrive in practice with a human on the account. That taxonomy, and the honest capability line underneath it, is in AI SDR.

RegieGO's published shape is a single-user workspace that runs the prospecting loop, research, enrichment, drafting and a dialer, with agents on top and a person sending from their own mailbox. That sits closer to the copilot end, because the human stays the sender. The distinction that matters at purchase is not which label the vendor uses but where the human checkpoint sits and whether you can move it, which is the test set out in AI sales agents. For a team of reps rather than one person, the engagement-platform boundary is worked through in sales engagement platforms.

The dialer is the other thing that locates this product. Regie markets a power dialer with parallel dialing and the research done, the dialer sits in every plan's workspace, and dialing draws on credits. A vendor that has built telephony is aiming at phone-led reps. If nobody on your team will be making calls, part of what the credits buy goes unused, and the per-minute economics of the machine-driven alternative are in AI cold calling.

What to Establish Before Signing

Two things on the page resolve only in a conversation. The credit rate is the first: ask what a researched account, a drafted email, an enriched contact and a minute of dialing each cost in credits, because the page names what uses credits but not how many. The team price is the second: Pro is one person, and a team moves to Enterprise's custom volume, so the per-seat figure a team would compare against a hire or an agency is not on the page at all.

One doctrine note, since agents that draft and send are the headline capability. We run one message per campaign for cold outbound, with no thread replies and no bumps, because every step after the first is delivered only to people who saw the previous message and chose not to answer, and the reputation cost of reaching that population lands on the sending domain across everything else it sends. What replaces the follow-up is a new campaign with a genuinely different premise. The full argument, including what the position costs us, is in email sequence software. Any prospecting product will let you run it either way; the default is what happens unless somebody decides otherwise.

The Short Version

Regie.ai now sells RegieGO in three plans: Free at $0 for one user with 250 credits once, Pro at $49 a month with 5,000 credits a month, 17% off annually and no rollover, and custom Enterprise pricing for teams. Enrichment that finds nothing is free. The August pricing this page first described, $180 and $499 per user per month with ten- and five-seat minimums, is gone, and with it the per-user mailbox add-on.

Before relying on the credits, ask how many each action costs. Before buying for a team, get the Enterprise quote, because the page prices one person.

If your motion is cold sending at volume rather than one rep's pipeline, see what a campaign would look like for your market instead.

Pricing read from Regie.ai's own pricing page for this update; the August figures are from the same page as it rendered on 15 August 2026. Verify current terms with the vendor before relying on them.

Sources: Regie.ai pricing, PR Newswire on the Series B