How billing works
The whole model in one page: a subscription that includes a budget of credit, metered work that spends it, and seats billed as you add them.
The model in one minute
virev bills two things: a monthly subscription that includes a budget of credit, and pay-as-you-go for anything beyond it. There is no second currency — credits are dollars, so a plan priced at one amount grants exactly that much credit.
$299 a month on Pro grants exactly $299 of credit.
Your work draws that budget down. Sending outreach and finding email addresses are metered; searching the database, reading creator profiles, and talking to the AI assistant are not. Teammates beyond the seats your plan includes are added to the bill for the days they are actually in the workspace.
What happens each cycle
At the start of each billing cycle your included credit resets to the plan amount. Unused credit does not roll over. Through the month, metered actions draw it down.
At the end of the cycle you get one invoice: the subscription, plus any metered usage beyond the included credit, plus any extra seat days. Nothing is charged twice, and nothing is charged in advance except the subscription itself.
Where to go next
- What each plan includes — Price, included credit, seats and active campaigns for each self-serve plan — read from the same definitions the app and your invoice use.
- What spends credit — Which actions are metered and at what rate, which are free, and exactly what happens when you use more than your plan includes.
- Team seats — Seats never block an invite. Your plan includes some; anyone beyond that is billed for the days they are in the workspace.
Every self-serve plan starts with a 3-day free trial, and seats beyond the ones your plan includes are $20 per seat per month. Enterprise is quoted separately.