Pricing
Explore the current packaging structure and the factors that shape commercial terms. Contact BLUETRIX for pricing based on your deployment scope.
Plans
For teams starting with BLUETRIX
Pricing and commercial terms are provided based on deployment scope, usage and implementation requirements.
A clear entry point for teams that want to connect core interactions and relationship context.
For teams scaling workflows, automation and integrations
Pricing and commercial terms are provided based on deployment scope, usage and implementation requirements.
Broader capabilities for organizations that need more automation, integration and operational coordination.
For advanced scale, governance and implementation needs
Pricing and commercial terms are provided based on deployment scope, usage and implementation requirements.
For organizations with advanced security, integration, procurement, scale or support requirements.
What can affect price?
If seats are part of the final model, roles and paid-user rules should be explicit.
If interaction volume affects price, the commercial definition must be stable and easy to understand.
Any usage limits or allowances should be visible instead of hidden behind vague unlimited language.
Some integrations may depend on plan, setup effort or assisted implementation.
Subscription price and implementation scope should remain clearly distinguishable.
Advanced governance, procurement, security, scale or support may require custom commercial terms.
Integrations
Integration status and packaging should remain aligned with the verified Integration Registry.
See Integrations →Product
Use the self-guided Product Tour to understand the interaction journey before choosing a commercial next step.
View Product Tour →Pricing FAQ
Contact BLUETRIX with your deployment scope and requirements to discuss current commercial terms.
AI and automation scope depends on the selected deployment and commercial terms.
Integration availability and plan dependencies should follow the verified Integration Registry.
Standard onboarding, assisted implementation and Enterprise work should be distinguished clearly.
Yes. The Product Tour is designed to reduce sales friction before a meeting.
Enterprise should be reserved for genuine scale, governance, security, support or procurement requirements.
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