Simple pricing
Start free. Pay when you're ready.
7-day free trial on every plan. No credit card required to start. Full access from day one.
Pro
$149
per month
7-day free trial — no card needed
- ✓ 1 connected Gmail inbox
- ✓ AI spam filter (Gemini) — learns from your data
- ✓ AI deal extraction (Claude) — every field, every email
- ✓ Negotiation coach + counter-offer generator
- ✓ Contract scanner
- ✓ Brand intelligence database
- ✓ Pipeline board + analytics
- ✓ Email templates + media kit
- ✓ Weekly digest
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Agency
$399
per month
7-day free trial — no card needed
- ✓ Up to 20 connected Gmail inboxes
- ✓ Everything in Pro
- ✓ Manager dashboard — oversee your full roster
- ✓ Review queue — share deals with creators for approval
- ✓ Creator invite system
- ✓ Switch between creator accounts in one click
- ✓ Aggregate analytics across all clients
- ✓ Per-creator isolated AI spam training
- ✓ Priority support
No risk. Cancel any time during your trial and you won't be charged.
Full access to every feature from the moment you sign up.
Questions
Do I need a credit card to start the trial?
No. Sign up with Google, start using the app immediately. You'll only be asked for payment details when your 7-day trial ends.
How does Gmail sign-in work?
You sign in with your Google account and grant read + send access to Gmail. We scan your inbox for brand deals, extract the key details with AI, and let you reply — all without you ever leaving DealInbox Pro.
Is my Gmail data shared with anyone?
Never. Your emails are processed by our AI to extract deal information and are stored only in your isolated account. No other user can see your data.
What's the difference between Pro and Agency?
Pro is for individual creators managing their own inbox. Agency is for talent managers who oversee deals for multiple creators — it unlocks the manager dashboard, creator roster, review queue, and up to 20 Gmail inboxes.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel through Whop and your access continues until the end of your billing period. No questions asked.