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Simple pricing for better managers.

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Founding member offer

Lock in Pro at $19 a month for life.

First 25 managers only. The price is locked, the seat is yours. Beta ends July 5. After that, Pro returns to $39 a month.

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Free

Try it out with one relationship

$0/forever
  • 1 person tracked
  • Meeting notes & AI insights
  • Action item tracking
  • Basic performance review draft
  • 2 hours audio transcription/month

Starter

For managers with a small team

$19/per month
  • 3 people tracked
  • 10 hours audio transcription/month
  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • Email reminders for 1:1s
  • Export to PDF/Markdown
  • 1 year of meeting history
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Pro

For managers serious about developing their people

$39/per month
  • 10 people tracked
  • 30 hours audio transcription/month
  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • Full performance review generation
  • Goal & development tracking
  • Manager coaching insights
  • 2 years of meeting history

Team

For teams with multiple managers

$99/per month
  • 25 people tracked
  • 100 hours audio transcription/month
  • Up to 5 manager accounts
  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • Centralized billing
  • Priority support
  • Unlimited meeting history

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