1 · Software subscription
The platform itself, per workspace. Fixed and predictable.
Pricing
Four parts, each one separately visible.
FreightBlast is priced so you can tell software from pass-through cost. The four components are billed and reported apart, never blended into one number you cannot take apart later.
2 · Included usage
A usage allowance bundled with the subscription — contacts, AI work, messages — sized to the plan.
3 · Metered overage
Beyond the allowance, usage is metered against the actual landed cost of the work, at sub-cent precision, aggregated before it is rounded for you.
4 · Network fees
Carrier, provider and registration fees are passed through and disclosed separately, never hidden inside the software line.
What a credit is, and what it is not
Credits meter real work: a message on a rail, an enrichment lookup, a unit of AI reasoning. Each consumption records what was actually spent — provider, model, tokens, unit cost — so a charge can be traced back to the thing that caused it.
Credits are not a floating currency with a conversion rate that moves. A refund is a reversing entry that references the original precise ledger line, not an adjustment typed over the balance.
Outcome fees apply to verified outcomes only
Where an engagement includes an outcome fee, it is charged against the verified goal state — the same strict state described in how it works. A reply, a click or an opened Conversion Room never triggers an outcome fee.
Why there are no plan prices on this page yet
Because publishing a number we have not approved would be the wrong kind of honest. FreightBlast prices come from an approved, versioned pricing experiment — currency, vertical, included usage, overage meters, network fees, outcome rule, effective dates and the owner who approved it — and the accepted version is frozen onto your subscription and invoice when you sign.
Figures from earlier internal audits are research hypotheses, not offers, and we will not put them on a public page as though they were settled. Talk to us and you will get the experiment that actually applies to your vertical, in writing.