Pricing

Pay for workflows executed. Not seats.

Three tiers, billed monthly or at a discounted annual rate, metered by the vCPU-second digital worker compute your team actually uses.

Annual billing shown — discounted rate, billed yearly.

Starter

Emerging teams and smaller businesses

$399/mo

$4,788/yr, billed annually

  • Up to 1M vCPU-seconds per month · ~100K executions (estimate)
  • Up to 2 specialist workers
  • 90-day audit history
  • Standard email support (8×5)
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Mid-Market

Mid-sized companies, $50M–$500M revenue

$1,199/mo

$14,388/yr, billed annually

  • 2.5M vCPU-seconds per month · ~250K executions (estimate)
  • All 4 specialist workers + Marshal, the coordinator
  • 1-year persistent audit history
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Large and multi-subsidiary organizations

$3,199+/mo

$38,388+/yr, billed annually

  • Custom usage allocation
  • All 4 specialist workers + Marshal, scoped to your organization
  • Unlimited audit history
  • Dedicated technical account manager
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Onboarding starts with four short questions and a kickoff session with a MatrixLabX solution architect. Choosing a tier is not a purchase, and nothing is billed from the onboarding form.

What every tier runs on

The console is the same on every tier. Starter runs up to two of the four specialist workers. Mid-Market and Enterprise run all four, coordinated by Marshal. Each worker has its own queue, and every action lands in one ledger.

01 — Scout · Pipeline Research Analyst

PrescientIQ console, Scout queue: a table of fourteen sample target accounts, each with a company name, a contact email, a match score, and Approve to Herald or Reject and Retrain buttons.
Scout's queue lists target accounts surfaced from your HubSpot data, each with a match score. Approve an account to hand it to Herald for drafting, or reject it.

02 — Herald · Outbound Engagement Rep

PrescientIQ console, Herald drafts: eight sample outbound email drafts, each showing the recipient, a subject and body, and View and Edit Draft, Approve and Send, and Reject buttons.
Herald's drafts, each written for an account Scout flagged. In human-in-the-loop, a draft holds here until someone on your team edits, approves, or rejects it.

03 — Guide · Trial Activation Specialist

PrescientIQ console, Guide view: five sample trial accounts with the trial day, a status tag, a drafted offer subject and body, and View and Edit Email, Send Offer, and Reject buttons.
Guide watches trial accounts by trial day and status. Every offer is held for your team's review before it sends.

04 — Steward · Expansion & Retention Analyst

PrescientIQ console, Steward view: three sample accounts approaching their usage limit, each with the current plan, a drafted expansion proposal, and Approve and Issue or Reject and Retrain buttons.
Steward flags accounts approaching their usage allowance and drafts an expansion proposal, which your team edits, approves, or rejects.

05 — Marshal · Revenue Operations Coordinator

PrescientIQ console, Marshal ledger: six sample entries for sent and rejected Guide and Herald actions and one system event, each with the approver, a log hash and a timestamp, and an Export Ledger to CSV button.
Marshal's ledger. Every approval, edit, and rejection is recorded with the approver, a log hash and a timestamp, and the ledger exports to CSV for your security or compliance team.

Screens show a demo workspace with sample data. The companies and addresses are fictional.

Usage and overage

Usage is measured in vCPU-seconds of digital worker compute — roughly one execution per few seconds of digital worker activity, varying by task complexity. Usage beyond your tier's included vCPU-seconds pauses new digital worker executions until your next billing cycle or you upgrade tiers — no surprise overage bill.

Engineered availability SLO of ≥99.5% on the model and inference path, with named third-party carve-outs (Salesforce, HubSpot, intent-data vendors, email delivery).

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Outgrowing a tier?

Sales Accelerator is a self-serve entry point. As your usage, digital worker count, or governance requirements grow, MatrixLabX’s full-stack Revenue Accelerator — a single flat annual fee covering the complete platform — is where Sales Accelerator customers migrate. See Revenue Accelerator →

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