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Data verified September 25, 2026

Close pricing (2026): every plan explained

Close publishes 4 priced plans: $19 to $149 per month billed monthly, $9 to $139 per month billed annually. Plans are priced per user. Paying annually saves up to 53% (Solo). Checked on 2026-09-25.

Data verified · Sources: Close pricing page, Methodology

Every plan

Close plans, monthly vs annual

Close plans as published on 2026-09-25. Monthly and annual prices are shown separately, never mixed.
PlanBilled monthlyBilled annually (per month)PricedMailboxesEmails / monthActive leadsSource
Solo$19$9per userNot publishedNot published10,000pricing page
Essentials$49$35per userNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedpricing page
Growth$109$99per userNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedpricing page
Scale$149$139per userNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedpricing page

Evidence

What the pricing page says

Real cost

What Close costs in a full stack

What a full cold email stack costs with Close: sequencer + mailboxes + domains + warmup + verification + CRM.
ScenarioClose planTotal / monthRank
Default: 50 inboxes—mailbox limits not publishedNot ranked
solo founder—mailbox limits not publishedNot ranked
agency with 10 clients—mailbox limits not publishedNot ranked
SDR team of 5—mailbox limits not publishedNot ranked
500-inbox enterprise program—mailbox limits not publishedNot ranked

What Close does not publish

Close's pricing page does not state mailbox limits, monthly email limits. We show these as "Not published" rather than estimate them.

You ask, we answer

Common questions

How much does Close cost?

Close's cheapest paid plan is Solo at $19 per month billed monthly, priced per user. Prices were checked on 2026-09-25 on Close's pricing page.

Does Close have a free plan?

Close's pricing page does not say whether a free plan exists.

Is Close cheaper if I pay annually?

Yes. The largest published saving is 53% on Solo ($19 monthly vs $9 per month billed annually).

Does Close charge per user?

Yes. At least one Close plan is priced per user, so the bill grows with seats.