Tap the tools you pay for, set your seats, move three sliders. The calculator totals the subscriptions and prices the same work per call, straight from the live catalog.
Tap the tools in your stack. Each one is priced at the plan (and the seats) its volume needs.
Three numbers. The same jobs, priced per call: only the jobs your ticked tools do are counted.
| Per-call line | Calls | Cost |
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Per-call prices are the live catalog, provider cost x 1.5, quoted before a call runs; a miss bills nothing. Subscriptions are estimates you control. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Every line in the breakdown is one capability your agent can call today. The workflow generator turns a campaign into those calls, in order.
They are approximate public list prices, checked in September 2026, rounded to the nearest dollar, with each vendor's plan ladder: enter a volume the entry plan does not cover and the calculator moves you to the plan that does, or adds the seats the vendor's limits require. Vendors change plans often and negotiate annual deals, so edit any number to match your invoice; the ladder scales with it. Nothing you type leaves the page.
From the RouterGrowth catalog at the time this page was built. Every capability is priced at the provider's cost times 1.5, and the exact quote is reserved before a call runs, so the number here is the number you would see in /v1/inspect.
No. It replaces the data and outbound calls: finding and verifying contacts, enriching companies, reading signals, sending email and LinkedIn touches. The per-call side only prices the jobs your ticked tools do, so a stack with no verifier is not compared against verification. A CRM stays your system of record, and the calculator keeps it out of the comparison.
Yes. Every change updates the page address; copy it and the recipient sees the same inputs. Nothing is stored server-side.