// Pricing
Zero CRM (zero.inc) pricing, verified
Zero (zero.inc) still has no pricing page as of September 3, 2026 - the URL returns a 404 - but the numbers now exist in two places on its own site. Zero's llms.txt states $60 per seat per month with 100 credits per seat included, optional credit add-ons and on-demand top-ups, and a free trial with 3,000 credits. Zero's own comparison page against Ahoy says a pricing page and self-serve signup go live on September 15, 2026. So the structure is known: per seat, with AI and enrichment metered in credits. The page itself is not up yet; we will re-verify on the day.
Zero plans and prices (verified September 3, 2026)
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Per seat (stated in Zero's llms.txt, no pricing page yet) | $60 per seat per month | 100 monthly credits per seat. Enrichment and AI operations consume credits by operation type. Optional monthly credit add-ons and on-demand top-ups beyond the allowance. Source: zero.inc/llms.txt, read September 3, 2026. |
| Free trial | $0 | 3,000 credits, no Stripe subscription required (per llms.txt). Self-serve signup is announced for September 15, 2026 on Zero's own Zero vs Ahoy page; until then the site offers a demo request. |
How Zero meters AI
Zero meters AI in credits. Its llms.txt says each seat includes 100 credits a month, that enrichment and AI operations consume credits based on operation type, and that add-ons and top-ups are available when the allowance runs out. Per-operation costs are not published, so the real monthly bill for an active seat is not yet knowable.
That matters more for Zero than for most vendors: an autonomous system spends credits on actions it takes without you. Ask what a typical seat consumes in a month and what happens when the 100 credits are gone.
Details worth knowing
What makes the call worth preparing for: Zero's product position is full autonomy - a zero-click CRM with no approval step, by design. Pricing an autonomous system means pricing the actions it takes without you, so the metering question matters more here than anywhere else in the category.
Questions worth asking on the demo: How many credits does a typical active seat burn in a month, and what does a top-up cost? Which operations cost the most? What is the minimum commitment and term? And what controls exist over what the system does autonomously - since with no approval step, the answer shapes both the risk and the bill.
Numbers you may see elsewhere
Several software listing sites showed prices for Zero before Zero said anything. We traced those figures on July 30: none matched what zero.inc now states, so treat third-party Zero prices as template artifacts. The only vendor-stated numbers are the ones in zero.inc/llms.txt, quoted above, until the pricing page arrives.
Zero published its own comparison page against Ahoy on August 31, 2026. It is fair on the facts we checked, and it is where the September 15 date comes from. Read both pages.
How this compares with Ahoy
Zero and Ahoy anchor opposite ends of the autonomy spectrum: Zero removes the human approval step by design, while Ahoy's AI prepares everything and waits for one-tap human approval - with AI included in the seat, unmetered. The full comparison, including what zero.inc does publish about the product, is at Zero vs Ahoy.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Zero CRM cost?
Zero's llms.txt states $60 per seat per month with 100 credits per seat included, plus credit add-ons and top-ups. There is still no pricing page as of September 3, 2026; Zero says one goes live on September 15, 2026.
Does Zero have a free plan or trial?
A free trial with 3,000 credits, according to Zero's llms.txt, with self-serve signup announced for September 15, 2026. Before that date the site offers a demo request.
Is Zero's AI credit-metered?
Yes. Each seat includes 100 credits a month, enrichment and AI operations consume credits by operation type, and top-ups are sold beyond the allowance. Per-operation costs are not published yet.
Why do some sites show prices for Zero?
Listing and review platforms render template pricing fields whether or not a vendor publishes numbers. We traced the figures quoted for Zero and they appear nowhere on zero.inc - they are template artifacts, not the vendor's pricing.
What should I ask on a Zero demo call?
The structure (per seat, per workspace, or usage-based), whether AI work is metered and what happens at the limit, the minimum term, and what controls exist over autonomous actions - Zero has no approval step by design, so that answer shapes both risk and cost.
Changelog for this page
- September 3, 2026
- Pricing page still 404, but zero.inc/llms.txt now states $60 per seat per month with 100 credits per seat, credit add-ons and top-ups, and a 3,000-credit trial; Zero's own Zero vs Ahoy page (August 31) says the pricing page and self-serve signup arrive September 15, 2026. Metering changed from unknown to credits. Re-verify September 15.
- August 13, 2026
- Page launched, built on the pricing index's August 8 verification pass.
- August 8, 2026
- Re-verified: still no pricing page on zero.inc, demo request remains the only commercial path.
- July 30, 2026
- First verification: pricing URL 404s, no pricing in navigation; third-party sites quoting Zero prices traced and found to be template artifacts.
Methodology
"Verified" means we checked Zero's public pricing page or published positioning on the date shown and paraphrased it here. Models change; the changelog above records every revision we catch. We sell a competing product (Ahoy), so read our summaries next to the vendor's own pages - every claim here is checkable in one click. No affiliate links, no sponsored placement. Corrections welcome at hello@ahoy.ai. This page is part of the AI-native CRM pricing & autonomy index.
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