Pricing
Published, not hidden
80x is priced per fund, not per seat. The anchor is public because the incumbents' quote-only pricing wastes everyone's time: you should know the number before you book the call.
Your fund
From $12,000 /year
A base platform fee plus seats, billed annually. Custom for larger funds. Starts with a supported paid pilot.
- Every partner and associate: WhatsApp, LinkedIn, and Gmail in one window
- Wired to your Attio or Affinity, mapped with you on a call
- The privacy gate enforced server-side for every seat
- A supported paid pilot before you commit to the year
- A direct line to the founder
Just you
Free during early access
Download the app and run it today. When individual pricing lands, early users hear first and keep a preferential rate.
- The full app: three channels, the cockpit, command palette, snippets
- CRM sync to Attio or Affinity
- Relationship insights
- Auto-updates from the public releases feed
- No card, no trial clock
For context
What funds already pay
The tools next to 80x in your stack cost more and see less. Neither of them can read a WhatsApp thread.
$2,000–2,700
per seat per year for Affinity, with a floor around $20,000 per fund
$5,000–13,500
per user per year for PitchBook
Quote-only
4Degrees, DealCloud, and Harmonic publish no pricing at all
How deployments start
The supported paid pilot
Not a free trial, not a cold paywall: a fixed-scope rollout where you see your own pipeline filing itself before you commit to the year. Scope yours on a demo.
Setup, done with you
Every seat onboarded
A clear exit
FAQ
Fair questions
01Why per fund and not per seat?
A messenger that only one partner runs is a diary. The value compounds when the whole investment team files to one CRM: intros stop dying in one person's DMs and the record is complete. The unit of value is the fund, so that is the unit of pricing.
02Why is there no self-serve fund checkout?
Deploying across a partnership touches live CRM data and every partner's phone. That deserves a guided setup, not a checkout page. The pilot is how the rollout succeeds; the demo call is where it starts.
03What counts as a larger fund?
Pricing scales with team size and assets under management. Above roughly ten investment seats, book a demo and we will quote it plainly on the call.
04Can we cancel?
Annual plans run for the year and do not auto-lock you in beyond it. Pilots end with an explicit decision, and your data lives in your CRM either way; 80x never holds it hostage.
05Is the free individual tier staying free?
It is free during early access. When individual pricing lands, early users hear first and keep a preferential rate. Nothing you have synced is ever paywalled retroactively.
