Digital workers. For every team.
Jeeva AI markets autonomous "digital workers" that run on a shared runtime and operate across revenue, marketing, IT, customer service, security and finance. What is actually purchasable self-serve is narrower: the published plans are an outbound-prospecting product built around email finding and verification, prospect search, sequences and CRM sync.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 /mo | Pay per credit 1 seat | Email finder & verification, Basic prospect search, Chrome extension |
| Growth | $95 /mo (billed annually - Save $286) | 3,000 emails/mo • 375 cell phones/mo, pay per credit 1 seat | Targets better with advanced filters, Keeps lead lists fresh with auto-updates, Syncs call notes to your CRM |
| Scale | $239 /mo (billed annually - Save $718) | 7,200 emails/mo • 900 cell phones/mo, pay per credit 1 seat | Everything in Growth, plus:, Runs multichannel outreach (Email, LinkedIn & AI follow-ups), Personalizes campaigns at scale |
| Enterprise | Custom - Talk to Sales | Flexible credits 10+ seats | AI handles inbound leads, site chat, and routing, AI signals tell you who to prioritize, when, Advanced admin controls, SSO, compliance & SOC 2 |
Checked 2026-08-07 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Two products are being described on one site. The pricing page is a sales-tooling pitch: seats, email and cell-phone quotas, sequences, enrichment and CRM integrations. The integrations page sits closer to the second, listing CRMs, calendars, inboxes, Slack and Teams, spreadsheets and data providers. A buyer should treat the runtime narrative and the buyable product as separate questions and ask which one their contract covers.
The vendor points its free tier at solo founders, sales reps and small teams exploring lead discovery and enrichment, and its paid self-serve tiers at individuals scaling outreach. Enterprise is aimed at companies wanting SSO, compliance and private-cloud or on-prem deployment.
The self-serve plans are explicitly single-seat - Free, Growth and Scale all read "1 seat · pay per credit" - and Enterprise starts at 10+ seats with custom pricing. A team of two to nine people therefore has no listed plan that fits, and either buys multiple single-seat subscriptions or negotiates. Team collaboration, SSO and RBAC appear only in the upper columns of the feature comparison. Volume is metered rather than unlimited: Growth includes 3,000 emails and 375 cell phones a month, Scale 7,200 and 900, with everything above that on credits, so high-volume outbound teams should model credit burn before comparing headline prices.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
Yes. The Free card lists email finder and verification, basic prospect search, the Chrome extension and email templates, at $0/mo for one seat on pay-per-credit. The vendor's own FAQ describes it as covering lead discovery, enrichment and single-lead research for solo founders, reps and small teams.
One. Free, Growth and Scale are all labelled "1 seat · pay per credit". The next step up is Enterprise at 10+ seats with custom pricing, so there is no published plan sized for a small team.
Growth includes 3,000 emails and 375 cell phones per month; Scale includes 7,200 emails and 900 cell phones. Both are described as pay per credit on top. The pricing FAQ has entries for "What are credits?" and "What happens if I run out of credits?" but the answers were not present in the text we retrieved.
None of that appears on the pricing page, which is entirely outbound-sales features. These are the vendor's own claims and we have not tested them - if the non-revenue workers matter to you, ask the vendor which plan includes them and how they are priced.
The integrations page lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Close, GoHighLevel, Dynamics 365, ActiveCampaign and Marketo, alongside Gmail, Outlook, Google and Outlook Calendar, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Airtable, Google Sheets and Loom.
We could not retrieve any. The documentation, developer and API paths we tried returned 403s, 404s or failed outright, and there is no llms.txt. That is a statement about what we did not find, not about what exists - ask the vendor directly if you need to integrate programmatically.
The Enterprise plan advertises private cloud and on-prem deployment, and the feature comparison lists Private Data Residency and compliance with HIPAA, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 in the upper tiers. We did not retrieve certificates, a trust centre or a security page to corroborate those compliance claims.
The feature comparison table has a column for "Essential" that has no corresponding plan card, and the Enterprise card reads "Everything in Performance, plus" although no plan named Performance is listed. We are recording this as published; confirm the current tier list with the vendor before budgeting.
We could not retrieve either.
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