Start free, then expand only when connected rollout is justified.
Planerix pricing should feel simple to buyers: Free proves the product, Pro activates trusted data and integrations, and Enterprise covers custom infrastructure, policy, and rollout depth.
Buyers should understand the upgrade path in one screen
The pricing surface now explains the real logic: start with a usable workspace, activate Pro when trusted data matters, and only go Enterprise when standardized rollout stops being enough.
Organizations
28
+6 this month
Active goals
14
82% on track
Owner follow-ups
3
ready now
Measured impact
+124K tracked this month with owner, approval, and evidence context.
The same surface shows which follow-up is ready now and which KPI changed after action.
Self-serve start
Free
$0
For founders and small teams who need one operating workspace before any connector rollout.
Connected rollout
Pro
EUR 249 / month
For teams ready to connect acquisition, CRM, finance, and operational data to the live workspace.
Custom contour
Enterprise
Custom
For customers that need dedicated infrastructure, policy depth, or a wider semantic and automation footprint.
What actually changes between plans
The product does not fork into separate editions. The same workspace expands across access, data activation, integrations, AI capacity, and governance depth.
The cleanest commercial path is staged
Buyers should never feel forced into rollout they do not need yet. The path should move from self-serve adoption to trusted connected operations only when the business is ready.
1. Start in Free if the product itself is still the main question
If the team first needs a shared workspace for execution, Free is the right entry point. You should not need a sales process just to prove the core product value.
2. Move to Pro when data trust becomes the next blocker
The upgrade point is when the team is ready to connect real systems, activate a dedicated tenant contour, and make finance or attribution views production-trustworthy.
3. Go Enterprise when policy or infra cannot stay standardized
Private deployment, custom approvals, residency requirements, or broader connector scope push the rollout into Enterprise.
Pro rollout should feel like an activation, not a surprise upsell
The app already has dedicated surfaces for integrations, approvals, finance, and attribution. Pro should activate these with a clear readiness path and evidence, not a vague enterprise promise.
Ready connectors
4 / 6
Credential scope
Org and user credentials are separated
n8n templates are linked before automation can run.
Google Calendar
Org scope
Gmail Inbox
User scope
Meta Ads
Org scope
LinkedIn Lead Gen
Org scope
Pricing FAQ
Search results and buyer conversations both work better when the pricing story is explicit and non-evasive.
Is Free a real product or only a trial shell?
Free is a real manual-first workspace. Teams can run tasks, projects, OKR, team, calendar, notifications, AI, and CRM without waiting for external integrations.
When should a team move from Free to Pro?
The move to Pro should happen when the organization is ready to connect external systems, trust shared KPI surfaces, and activate a dedicated tenant data contour.
Does Pro include integrations immediately on signup?
No. Pro is a paid activation path. Connectors, data mapping, and rollout checks are turned on as part of the activation process so the workspace stays coherent and safe.
What is the difference between Pro and Enterprise?
Enterprise is for customers who need custom infrastructure, stronger policy depth, or a wider integration and automation footprint than the standard Pro package.
Need Pro or Enterprise activation?
Send the rollout context to ceo@planerix.com through the Planerix intake flow and we will map the right workspace, connector bundle, and AI usage policy.