Salesmate Pricing 2026: What You Actually Pay
Salesmate's captured pricing page shows Basic at $23 USD per user/month, Pro at $39, and Business at $63. Enterprise is custom. The page offers monthly and annual billing and advertises annual savings of up to 20%, but the retained text does not expose the alternate toggle rates, so Dealuva reports only the captured rates. A 15-day free trial provides unlimited access to all features. Prices verified against Salesmate's official pricing page on 2026-10-17.
Captured plan rates and AI credits
| Plan | Captured rate | Monthly AI-credit allowance | Primary scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $23 USD / per user / month | 5K Credits / User / Month | Contacts and companies, activities and tasks, calendar sync, deal pipelines, full email sync, templates and tracking, scheduling, standard reports, web forms, custom fields, and Smart Flows |
| Pro | $39 USD / per user / month | 10K Credits / User / Month | Everything in Basic plus sequences, product and quote management, tickets, team inbox and team management, goal-based custom reports, field permissions, formula fields, SSO, and Sandy AI |
| Business | $63 USD / per user / month | 15K Credits / User / Month | Everything in Pro plus deal credit split, custom modules, duplicate-management rules, surveys, SLAs, advanced goals, calculated fields, power dialer, and voicemail drop |
| Enterprise | Custom | Not stated in captured plan card | Everything in Business plus audit logs, dedicated onboarding and account management, custom validation rules, IP restriction, a quarterly business review, one dedicated IP, and 24x7 support |
Billing and free-trial boundaries
The page presents both “Billed Monthly” and “Billed Annually” controls and says annual billing saves up to 20%. Its retained text does not show the alternate monthly/annual rates, so this guide does not infer or calculate them.
Salesmate offers a 15-day free trial with unlimited access to all features. Users can add as many teammates as they want during the trial; after 15 days they choose monthly or annual billing. Salesmate says customers needing more evaluation time can ask for an extension.
Plan distinctions
Basic is oriented toward startups and small businesses that need cross-channel pipeline management. Pro adds sequencing, product and quote management, service tickets, shared inboxes, team management, custom reporting with goals, stricter permissions, formula fields, SSO, and Sandy AI. Business aligns sales, marketing, and support with custom objects, surveys, SLAs, advanced goals, power dialing, and voicemail drop. Enterprise adds governance and support infrastructure, including audit logs, dedicated onboarding, an account manager, IP restrictions, quarterly reviews, a dedicated IP, and 24x7 support.
Payment, refund, and calling boundaries
Salesmate lists Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Annual payments above USD 500 can be invoiced and can use a PO; bank transfers are accepted only for annual subscriptions above USD 500.
Salesmate states that subscription fees are charged in advance and are non-refundable, including partially used or deactivated periods. If a customer upgrades, unused prepaid fees are applied toward the higher plan. Local and toll-free calling numbers start at $1.1/month when calling is enabled, with additional call or SMS credits topped up separately.
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