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Relevance AI

An AI Workforce builder for GTM and operations: specialist agents with 2,000-plus integrations, billed on Actions plus at-cost model credits.

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Solo-fit verdictSmall-Team Ready

A real agent workforce at a solo entry price — the catch is the two-meter bill and the $234 cliff waiting behind Pro.

True solo cost · low$19/mo$19/month billed annually (Pro) at low volume — 2,500 Actions and 10,000 Vendor Credits a month cover a solo operator's first agents; a four-tool agent run costs 4 Actions, so roughly 600 such runs fit the allowance.
True solo cost · typical$19/mo$19/month billed annually (Pro) while agents stay inside 2,500 Actions a month; beyond that, top-ups at $80 per 1,000 Actions price growth before the $234 Team jump becomes rational at sustained high volume.
Rank #15 of 16 in OperationsFree start No free plan or trial publishedSetup Half a day for a first useful agent; days to tune a workforceControl Acts + logs everythingNo-code 3/5Checked · prices checked 2026-11-06

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The short version

As of November 2026, Relevance AI costs $19/month billed annually for 2,500 Actions — a workforce of specialist agents a solo operator can start alone, with no free plan left.

Buy it if

You want several narrow agents doing GTM and ops knowledge work, and you will spend a week learning how Actions and Vendor Credits map to your runs.

Skip it if

You need a free tier, a single predictable meter, or deterministic flows — Gumloop's flat Pro or Make's canvas fit better.

What Relevance AI does — the jobs it finishes

Workflows are built only from verified capabilities in our listing research — no vendor copy, nothing invented.

Prospect research workforce

Starts A new target list or a single prospect arrives

  1. A research agent gathers company and contact context using its tools
  2. An enrichment step scores fit and drafts the personalised opener

You get Researched, scored prospects with draft outreach ready

Approval Review drafted outreach before anything sends in your name

The manual research hour per prospect disappears

Inbox and CRM hygiene agent

Starts New email or CRM records accumulate

  1. The agent classifies, dedupes and updates records
  2. Anything ambiguous escalates to you by email or Slack

You get A CRM that stays clean without a weekly cleanup session

Operational hygiene runs itself, exceptions reach a human

Scheduled reporting agent

Starts A weekly schedule fires

  1. The agent pulls figures through its connected tools
  2. It assembles and delivers the summary in chat or email

You get A weekly operations summary you did not compile

Reporting by agent instead of by spreadsheet session

Where it stops

  • No free plan — retired for new and existing accounts; Pro is the floor
  • Not a deterministic workflow canvas — agents exercise judgement, with agent-level variability
  • Calling and meeting agents, A/B testing and analytics start on Team at $234/month billed annually

Getting started

Before you start

  • A paid Pro plan — there is no free tier to start on
  • Connected accounts for the tools your first agent will run

The ongoing admin

  • Watch both meters — Actions reset monthly, Vendor Credits roll over
  • Prune tools from agents that run them speculatively
Step 1

Build one narrow agent first

Scope a single job — research, triage, hygiene — and count its Actions per run before adding agents.

Step 2

Measure a real week of both meters

Actions and Vendor Credits are separate; a week of real work prices Pro versus top-ups honestly.

Step 3

Set escalations before autonomy

Smart escalations to email or Slack are the control that lets an agent run unattended.

Time to first useful result: Half a day for a first useful agent; days to tune a workforce · no-code 3/5

Full pricing — checked 2026-11-06

Two meters on top of the plan: Actions (one per tool run by an agent) and Vendor Credits (model and tool costs passed through at wholesale, no markup). Pro includes 2,500 Actions and 10,000 Vendor Credits a month; top-ups are $80 per 1,000 Actions and $20 per 10,000 Vendor Credits. Annual billing saves about a third. The Free plan is retired — Pro is the entry point.

Solo pick

Pro

$19/month billed annually ($29 billed monthly) — 2,500 Actions/month, 10,000 Vendor Credits/month

Custom / quoted · $19/mo for one person

  • Unlimited agents, tools and workforces
  • 2 build users, 1 project
  • BYOK, scheduling, premium app triggers
  • 90-day task history

Allowance 2,500 Actions/month; 10,000 Vendor Credits/month

Limit No calling or meeting agents

Limit No analytics dashboard

Team

$234/month billed annually ($349 billed monthly) — 7,000 Actions/month, 35,000 Vendor Credits/month

Custom / quoted · $234/mo for one person

  • 5 build users, 45 end users, 5 projects
  • Calling and meeting agents
  • A/B testing, analytics dashboard, priority support

Allowance 7,000 Actions/month; 35,000 Vendor Credits/month

Limit A large jump from Pro — rational only at sustained volume

Enterprise

Custom — custom Actions and Vendor Credits

Custom / quoted · $null/mo for one person

  • Unlimited users and projects
  • SSO, RBAC, audit logs
  • Dedicated account manager and custom implementation

Limit Sales-led pricing

PlanPublished priceSolo monthlyBilled byLimits & overage
ProSolo pick$19/month billed annually ($29 billed monthly) — 2,500 Actions/month, 10,000 Vendor Credits/month$19/moCustom / quotedNo calling or meeting agents · No analytics dashboard
Team$234/month billed annually ($349 billed monthly) — 7,000 Actions/month, 35,000 Vendor Credits/month$234/moCustom / quotedA large jump from Pro — rational only at sustained volume
EnterpriseCustom — custom Actions and Vendor Credits$null/moCustom / quotedSales-led pricing
Add-onExtra Actions — $80 per 1,000 Actions, bought in 1,000 increments; top-ups roll over. The bridge between Pro and the Team jump
Add-onExtra Vendor Credits — $20 per 10,000 Vendor Credits; credits roll over indefinitely while subscribed. Model costs passed through at wholesale, no markup

What could make the bill jump?

The Pro-to-Team cliff: $19 to $234 billed annually. A multi-tool agent burns Actions per tool run, so run design — not headcount — decides when top-ups stop being cheaper than Team.

Billing unitper month plus Actions and Vendor Credits
Free tier / trialNone — the Free plan is retired for new signups and existing accounts; Pro is the entry point.
Pricing clarityUsage-based but predictable
SourceOfficial pricing page ↗
Checked 2026-11-06

Price record · 2026-11-06: Checked 2026-11-06 on Relevance AI's official pricing documentation (relevanceai.com/docs/get-started/pricing), read directly this run: Pro $19/month annual / $29 monthly with 2,500 Actions and 10,000 Vendor Credits a month; Team $234 / $349 with 7,000 Actions and 35,000 Vendor Credits; Enterprise custom; extra Actions $80 per 1,000, extra Vendor Credits $20 per 10,000; the Free plan is stated retired for new signups and existing accounts. Note the marketing pricing page currently foregrounds Enterprise — the self-serve figures live in the official docs, which this listing cites as its pricing source. As of November 2026 the entry tier is $19/month billed annually.

At a glance — the standard checklist

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Best for

  • Solo GTM operators delegating research and outbound preparation
  • Founders who want several specialist agents, not one generalist
  • Operators comfortable budgeting a usage-based bill

Not for

  • Anyone who needs a free plan to start
  • Buyers who want one flat, bundled price
  • Deterministic, audit-every-step workflow jobs

Our assessment of Relevance AI

As of November 2026, Relevance AI's Pro plan is $19/month billed annually — positioned explicitly for solo GTM operators — and there is no free plan any more: the vendor retired it, so Pro is where everyone starts. The product is a workforce builder rather than a workflow canvas: you create focused agents (a researcher, an outbound drafter, a support triager, a data-entry clerk), give each one tools drawn from more than 2,000 integrations plus your own custom tools and APIs, and let them work singly or in multi-agent workforces with scheduling, chat, and escalation to a human by email or Slack. Founders most often point it at go-to-market operations — prospect research and enrichment, personalised outbound drafting, inbox and CRM hygiene — and at repetitive operational knowledge work. The cost model needs a week of attention: every tool run is an Action, and the underlying model cost rides separately as Vendor Credits passed through at wholesale, so a chatty four-tool agent costs four Actions per job plus its model spend. Pro's 2,500 monthly Actions suit a solo operator's first agents comfortably; the honest warning is the cliff behind it — Team jumps to $234/month billed annually, with $80-per-1,000 Action top-ups as the bridge.

Pros — our take

  • Pro is priced and positioned for a solo operator — $19/month billed annually
  • Model costs passed through at wholesale, and BYOK can bypass them
  • Escalations and scheduling make agents operable, not just buildable

Cons — our take

  • Two meters (Actions plus Vendor Credits) take a week to learn to budget
  • The Pro-to-Team jump is $19 to $234 — a cliff, softened only by top-ups
  • No free plan remains to learn on at your own pace
Solo Fit input · no-code3/5 — can a non-technical owner run it?
Solo Fit input · setupHalf a day for a first useful agent; days to tune a workforce to the first useful result
Solo Fit input · human controlActs + logs everything
Solo Fit input · pricing clarityUsage-based but predictable

Solo Fit stays the public score: the qualitative roll-up of these four published inputs under the How We Rank method. A solo-priced Pro tier carries it; the two-meter model and the Team cliff are the clarity trade.

Three to compare before you decide

Gumloop$37/mo · Solo-Ready

The difference: Gumloop is one flat $37 Pro with a single credit meter; Relevance starts cheaper at $19 but runs two meters and cliffs to $234.

Zapier$129/mo · Solo-Ready

The difference: Zapier does deterministic app plumbing with published task pricing; Relevance agents exercise judgement — research, drafting, triage — instead.

BardeenSee pricing · Solo-Ready

The difference: Bardeen lives in the browser for scraping and sales workflows; Relevance builds a broader, schedulable agent workforce across 2,000-plus integrations.

Questions buyers ask about Relevance AI

What does Relevance AI cost for one person as of November 2026?

Pro is $19/month billed annually ($29 billed monthly) with 2,500 Actions and 10,000 Vendor Credits a month, for 2 build users and 1 project. Team is $234 ($349) and Enterprise is custom. The Free plan is retired. Prices read on Relevance AI's official pricing documentation on 2026-11-06.

What is the difference between Actions and Vendor Credits?

An Action is counted each time an agent runs a tool — one email sent, one CRM update, one workflow step. Vendor Credits pay the underlying model and tool costs, passed through at wholesale with no markup. Extra Actions cost $80 per 1,000; extra Vendor Credits cost $20 per 10,000; you can also bring your own LLM keys to bypass Vendor Credits.

Is there still a free plan?

No. Relevance AI states in its pricing documentation that the Free plan is retired for both new signups and existing accounts, so every organisation now needs a paid plan, starting at Pro.

What happens when I outgrow Pro?

You can top up Actions and Vendor Credits without changing plans — top-up Actions roll over and Vendor Credits roll over indefinitely while subscribed. Team at $234/month billed annually becomes rational only at sustained volume well beyond Pro's 2,500 monthly Actions.

Stacks & next steps

Relevance AI is not in a published stack yet — stacks are edited buying guides, and memberships are added only when the combination has been worked through.

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