From £10$15/month

You choose how many prospect credits (£0.004$0.006 each) and emails (£0.15$0.25 per 1,000) you want each month, from £10$15 a month in total, and pay for that month up front by card. Each person a search shows you uses 1 credit and each verified email uses 1 credit more, so you spend them however you work. You can also add inbox warmup for one sender address, at £5$7 a month, and an AI budget for Maggy, the copilot. Both count toward the minimum. Prospect data and verification are included, and there are no per-seat fees.

Yes, on your plan page at any time. Added, it starts straight away. Removed, it keeps running until the end of that billing month.

Your allowance starts again each month and unused amounts don't roll over, so pick what you expect to use. You can make your plan smaller from your next renewal.

Not in your first weeks. Each workspace starts with a daily sending limit: 200 emails a day to people who signed up or that you imported, and 30 a day to people found in Prospect Search. Both go up each week your email is received well: to 300 a day for people found in Prospect Search, and to your full allowance for everyone else after about five weeks. A campaign over the day's limit sends that day's share and carries on by itself the next day.

Because it's what keeps your email out of the spam folder. Gmail and Outlook judge a sender by how people react to its email, and one with no history that sends thousands at once looks like a spammer, whatever it sends. Starting small and growing is how a new sender earns trust. There's a second reason: workspaces share our sending servers, so one customer sending too much too soon would push everyone's email towards spam, yours included. The limit goes up each week your email is received well, so a sender whose email is wanted is at full volume within a few weeks.

They haven't asked to hear from you, so fewer open and more mark it as spam, and mailbox providers are strictest with that kind of email. Starting at 30 a day lets replies and opens build your domain's standing before the volume does. Someone you found who then signs up or replies counts as opted in from then on.

You won't get a surprise bill. When one allowance runs out, only that stops: out of prospect credits, search and reveals pause but sending carries on. Press Upgrade at any time and it applies straight away; you pay just the difference for the rest of the month.

Yes. Choose United States from the selector at the top of the page, or on the plan page when you sign up, and you're charged in US dollars at the dollar prices shown. You choose once: your plan stays in the currency of your first payment.

Your own copy of MagpieCRM at yourname.magpiecrm.com, isolated from other customers and hosted in the EU. You name it when you sign up, and sign in to it at app.magpiecrm.com/login.

Not on Cloud. Email goes out through our own sending servers, signed for your domain. Add the DKIM record we show you (and DMARC, if you don't have it yet) and you're ready to send. Bounced addresses are marked and complaints unsubscribed automatically.

Not on Cloud. Verification runs from our pool of verification IPs with our own domain, so your domain and servers are never used for it. Checks are spread across the pool and rate-limited, and the IPs are checked against blocklists every 6 hours.

Maggy, the copilot, draws on your AI budget as it's used, and your workspace shows how much of this month's budget is used as a percentage. It starts again each month like your other allowances, and you can raise it on your plan page at any time. With no AI budget the copilot is off, but you can still connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or the OpenAI Codex CLI over MCP. Self-hosted, the copilot runs on your own Anthropic or OpenAI API key.

No. Adding teammates to a Cloud workspace isn't available yet.

The self-hosted edition is free, with every feature. You run it on your own server and bring your own SocialFetch key, email provider and email verifier, and your own Anthropic or OpenAI API key for the copilot.