Revenue closes between meetings.
trumpet markets itself as "the AI buyer-facing execution layer for revenue teams": AI-powered shared workspaces ("Pods") that combine content management, buyer engagement signals, stakeholder mapping, and next-best-action recommendations, aimed at everything that happens between a sales meeting and a closed deal.
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| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/user/month | 10 free Pods (per account) Unlimited users | Scale Plan features (10 Pod limit), 40+ Integrations, Mutual Action Plans |
| Pro | $45/user/month (or $450/user/year) | — Up to 5 users | Unlimited Pods, Unlimited Content uploads, Unlimited Templates |
| Scale | $100/user/month (or $1000/user/year) | — | TrumpetSign, Trumpet AI Content Analytics Management Dashboard, Proposals & Quotes |
| Elite | $160/user/month (or $1600/user/year) | — | AI Content/Semantic Search, SSO (Single Sign On), Multi-team Workspaces |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
trumpet began as a digital sales room platform and has expanded into a broader AI execution layer covering enablement, buyer collaboration, revenue intelligence, and automated next-best actions. The core unit is a "Pod" - a shared, trackable workspace built for a specific deal or account, into which reps drop content, mutual action plans, and recordings, and through which they can see buyer engagement in real time.
Revenue teams (sales, customer success, account management) who want a single collaborative workspace to run buyer-facing motions from first call through renewal, particularly mid-market and enterprise teams with multiple stakeholders per deal who need engagement visibility and content governance.
The entry-level Pro plan caps out at 5 users, so growing teams quickly need the Scale tier ($100/user/mo) or Elite ($160/user/mo) to unlock AI Content/Semantic Search, SSO, white-labelling, and MCP access - several of these, including AI Co-Pilot, Ask AI Deal Assistant, and MCP Access, are listed as "coming soon" rather than shipped today.
trumpet describes itself as the AI buyer-facing execution layer for revenue teams: shared workspaces called Pods, plus AI agents, content management, buyer engagement signals, and stakeholder mapping that power what happens after a prospect or customer engages.
Yes. The Free plan includes 10 Pods, unlimited users, 40+ integrations, mutual action plans, basic analytics, and version control.
Per-seat subscription across four tiers: Free ($0), Pro ($45/user/mo, up to 5 users), Scale ($100/user/mo), and Elite ($160/user/mo), plus an Agency plan starting at $499 for 20 seats.
Both are listed as Elite-tier features on the pricing page but marked "coming soon," so they are not yet shipped as of the check date.
The integrations page lists 55+ integrations across CRM, enablement, and intelligence tools, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, and DocuSign.
Yes, via TrumpetSign, available from the Scale plan up, alongside DocuSign and PandaDoc integrations.
trumpet's own llms.txt states it began as a digital sales room platform but says the current product is broader, combining enablement, collaboration, intelligence and action, and asks not to be described only as a digital sales room.
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