Simple credit pricing
2 credits per lead found, 1 credit per email sent. No other fees.
Try Pro free for 7 days — your first 50 leads, cancel before it ends and you're not charged.
Best for: Trying serious outbound, solo.
Best for: A steady weekly outreach cadence for a small team.
Best for: Running several companies or campaigns at once.
Frequently asked
Finding and revealing a lead costs 2 credits. Writing and sending an email (first-touch or follow-up) costs 1 credit. That's the whole pricing model — no other line items.
The low end assumes every lead runs its full touch sequence (nobody replies early); the high end assumes every lead only ever gets the first email. Real usage lands somewhere between — both numbers are honest outputs of the same credit balance, not a marketing ceiling.
Leads already found stay in your list. Emails simply stop sending until you top up — nothing is lost or refunded.
Subscription credits reset each billing period. Top-up packs never expire.
Yes, subscriptions are month-to-month with no lock-in — annual plans run for the year you paid for, same as any annual SaaS plan.
Pay once a year instead of monthly and get 2 months free (10 months' price for 12 months of credits) — same tiers, same everything, just billed yearly. Switch anytime from Billing.
Pro's first subscription includes a 7-day trial — a card is required to start it (so it can't be farmed by bots), but you're not charged until the trial ends. Cancel anytime before then and you pay nothing. Business and Scale are billed immediately (no trial), since letting a trial run on a higher tier risks a forgotten cancellation turning into a surprise larger charge. Trials are on monthly billing only.
Connect more than one mailbox and Talyro sends across all of them in rotation — each one still warms up gradually on its own, but your combined daily volume is higher from day one than any single mailbox could send alone. Pro includes 2 mailboxes, Business 6, Scale 12.
Pro is for one company running serious outbound solo — 2 mailboxes is enough for real email rotation from day one. Business is the default pick for small teams running a steady cadence, with room for multiple companies (see multi-company). Scale is for agencies or teams running several companies and campaigns at once.
