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Open Pulse has three self-serve plans — Go, Growth and Pro — each opening with a free trial, and a quote-only Enterprise plan. Prices, limits and listener counts live on the pricing page, not here: they change independently of this document, and repeating them in two places is how one of them goes stale.

See current plans and pricing

Listeners, members, schedules, sources, allowances and every other number that differs by plan.

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What differs between plans, in kind rather than in number

  • Schedules. Every plan can run daily and weekly. Growth adds every 6 hours, and Pro adds hourly on top of that, because every run costs real retrieval and model spend. See Listeners.
  • Sources. The main source set is available from the entry plan; a few sources (G2, Trustpilot, YouTube, Facebook) require a higher one.
  • Score tuning. Go uses the default weighting. Growth can change the score bar per listener, Pro adds a vetted emphasis preset, and Enterprise sets the seven weights directly. See Scoring and quality.
  • Accounts, territory, the pipeline board and competitor intelligence are gated above the entry plan; all four start at Growth. Competitor intelligence is a tab of its own rather than one of the listener types, which is why the entry plan can offer every listener type and still not include it. See their own pages under this section.
  • Live dashboard and hot leads start at Pro. See The dashboard.
  • SSO and SAML are Enterprise-only, and arranged as part of the contract rather than switched on from a settings screen.
  • Content. Every plan writes pages for your own site — all five owned page types, wherever content is on at all. What differs is how many pieces a month, and how many social platforms you may publish to: none on the entry plan, a pair on the middle one, and every platform we write for on the top one. Which platforms is your choice, not ours, and it is a cap on distinct platforms rather than on posts — a post and a story on the same account spend one between them. See Content.

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Two different kinds of limit message

Two different answers, and the difference is deliberate:
  • “Your plan does not include this”: the answer is a checkout.
  • “Not yet”: you are entitled, you have used this period’s allowance, and the message tells you when the next one is available. Nobody is sent to a pricing page to buy a plan they already pay for.