Pricing
Pricing built around your team.
Drumbeat is priced on the size and scope of your rollout. Most customers roll it out in phases, then bring in the wider team.
How pricing works.
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Priced around your team.
How many people use Drumbeat, and what they need it to do.
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A phased rollout.
Most customers begin with a first phase of five to ten people.
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Then the wider team.
Each phase adds people once the last one is working. Tell us about your team and we’ll send a proposal.
What customers get from it.
- 10.6 conversations a month for daily users
- 6× more posts per week
- 6 days to a rep’s first conversation
- 47% of Radar sessions start before 11am: the first tab of the working day
Drumbeat figures pulled from production, September 2026.
The practical questions.
How does Drumbeat pricing work?
On the size and scope of your rollout: how many people will use Drumbeat, and what they need it to do. We look at your team, agree the phases of the rollout, and send you a proposal.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is a function of your rollout. Most customers start with five to ten people, then roll Drumbeat out to the wider team. Book a demo and we’ll put together a proposal for yours.
Who should be in the first phase?
Usually five to ten people: the sales team, plus the two or three people whose posts already land. Larger organisations tend to begin with one team or one division, then bring in the rest in later phases.
Can we add people later?
Yes. That’s the point of a phased rollout: each phase adds people once the last one is working.
What is included?
The full system: Setlist, Radar, Riff, AuthorDNA, Campaigns, Conversations, Backstage and Analytics, and the models that decide what each person should do next. See the features.
Onboarding and support are included too. We set the team up, help them through the first few weeks, and stay on hand after that.
Priced for the team you have. Built for the one you’re growing.
A proposal shaped around your rollout, phase by phase.