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How NetHunt pricing works

Detailed description of the billing process

Updated over 8 months ago

NetHunt offers 5 subscription plans: Basic, Basic Plus, Business, Business Plus and Custom.


You may find the main differences between them and the features included on our Pricing page.

When you begin testing the system, you'll receive a 14-day free trial, which provides access to all features available in the Business plan. This means that for the first 14 days, you can explore the system without any feature restrictions, add as many users as needed, and enjoy full support.

After the trial, you can choose among 4 subscription plans to sign up for.

When you choose a Basic, Basic Plus, Business or Business Plus, you will be charged for each user in your workspace.

Additionally, NeHunt provides a Custom plan that can be designed specifically for each individual user. To get started, simply book a call with our manager, where you can discuss and finalize all the details via the provided link.

Imagine: you have 5 users and want to subscribe for the Basic plan. You have two options: subscribe monthly or annually.

Monthly subscription

If you take a monthly subscription, you will be charged $30 per user which is $150/month/5 users (5*$30 = $150).

If you decide to add a new user during the period of use, you will be charged the difference within the next payment (on your next billing date). Basically, your invoice will cover the fee for the upcoming month for 6 users and the fee for the time this new user was already using the system prior to the billing date. We are prorating the amount that should be paid according to the time he spent in the CRM.

Annual subscription

If you go with the annual subscription, you get a 20% discount, resulting in $24/user/month. This will account to 5*24 = $120, saving you $30 a month and $360 a year.

Let's say you signed up for a year with 5 users and paid $1440. After 6 months, you add the 6th user (they will use the system for 6 months before the next billing date). This way you will be charged for all the 6 users when the billing date comes, yet you will only pay the difference for the 6th one (for 9 months).

In this case we will charge the difference for this 6th user and the upcoming 6 months he will be using the system on the 1st of next month, thus, we are now waiting for the next actual billing date as in the monthly subscription.

On the other hand, if you remove one of the 5 users during the subscription period (a year), the not-used money for their account will go to your credit balance. For instance, if they used the system for 3 months, you will get the rest, which is 9 months, credited to your account. You may use these funds for further payments.


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