Sales and marketing,
on infrastructure we run for you.

We do, with one exception we would rather name than bury. SalesShift is a VxCloud product, and VxCloud is an infrastructure company — the servers, the storage and the SMTP relay are ours, operated by us, and included in the plan price. The prospect data is ours too, metered as reveals. You do not open a vendor account to send the first email. The models are the exception: those are yours, on every plan, and the next answer is about that.

For sending and enrichment it is an option, not the price of admission: on any plan you can point mail at your own SMTP server, SendGrid or Mailgun, and enrichment at Hunter.io. When you connect one, that provider bills you directly at their price and we add no margin — the usage simply stops drawing on your plan allowance. For AI it is not an option, it is the arrangement: drafting and rewriting run on an OpenAI, Anthropic or Ollama key you connect, there is no bundled allowance on any tier, and with no key connected the draft endpoints answer with an editable template that says so rather than pretending to have written something.

Three paid plans, priced per user, per month: Starter at $105, Professional at $238 and Organization at $357. Every plan carries the whole platform — pipeline, prospecting, sequences, meetings, contracts, invoicing — and what separates them is volume, sending controls and support. Below them is Self-Hosted, which is free permanently.

Because it costs us nothing to run. On Self-Hosted you bring the node it runs on and the mailboxes it sends from, so the two things we would otherwise be paying for — compute and sending reputation — are yours. What is left is the application and a row in our database. It is not a trial: there is no expiry, no card and no feature that stops working on day fifteen. What it does not include is our sending relay and the reputation behind it, and the prospect pool is metered at 5,000 reveals a month, because that data is ours to pay for. The model key is not on that list — it is yours on every plan, so it is not part of what going free costs you.

One container. vxnode is a single Docker image; you give it your workspace id and a hostname you can reach over HTTPS, and register that address in Billing → Self-hosted. We call it back to confirm it reports your workspace id before anything will dispatch to it, so nobody can point us at a machine they do not control. After that it handles sending, scraping and agents for your workspace. The prospect pool is never queried from your node — that stays on our side.

Yes — when you connect your own mailbox or SMTP server, which every plan can do including the free one. The message then goes out authenticated as that mailbox, so your provider signs it, your domain is in the headers and your reputation is the one being built. Each connected mailbox is graded and capped separately, and reply detection reads the mailbox back over IMAP and stops the sequence. Our managed relay is the alternative when you would rather not run any of that — it sends on our infrastructure and our domain.

No — that is the point of the product. A quote becomes a document you send for signature with the fields placed where you want them, and the signed document becomes an invoice: line items with per-line discount and tax, a PDF, an emailed copy, and payments tracked against the balance — part payments included — until it clears. Quote, signature, invoice and payment history all stay on the same record.

Pricing is per user, per month, and so are the allowances — a second user on Professional brings another 100,000 sends, 40,000 reveals and ten more sending mailboxes with them. Allowances pool across the workspace rather than being trapped per person, so one heavy sender and one light one balance out instead of one of them hitting a wall. There is no AI allowance to multiply: that runs on your key and your provider bills you for it directly.

No. Nothing you write, send, store or generate is used as training data by us, and your workspace is not readable by another tenant. Because the model key is yours, the account any prompt reaches is one you opened, under whatever terms you agreed with that provider — we are not a party to it and we keep neither the prompt nor the output. Credentials you add are encrypted in Vault rather than written to the database. If you would rather the text never reach a hosted model at all, point AI at a local Ollama and it does not leave your network.

You export it. Contacts, threads, documents and invoices are all exportable, the sending domain was always yours to point elsewhere, and the model key was always in your own provider account — so leaving costs you a migration, not your mail history or your customer relationships. Money never ran through us either: there is no platform balance to withdraw, because collection already happens in your own bank or processor and this is where it is recorded.

Every screenshot on this page was taken from the running application against a real workspace; the names in them were replaced, the numbers were not. The surfaces they show all exist today — the pipeline, sequences, the sending pool, the calendar, e-signature, invoicing and team messaging — as do three that are not pictured: prospecting, the mail client and the workflow engine. Integrations that are not wired end to end are shown as unavailable in settings rather than accepting a key we would never use.