Plans are guardrails, not upsell traps
Plan gating applies to agents — the people running utility and industry apps daily. Tenant admins configure BYOK without needing the full catalog.
Seat limits (1 / 5 / 10 / up to 100 Enterprise) align subscription cost to real users and prevent shadow AI on shared logins.
Each tenant activates up to 17 apps from the 45-app catalog based on plan — utility plus industry pack depth.
Basic is deliberately narrow: one seat forces focus and prevents five shadow experiments on one login.
Standard is the workhorse tier for agencies and brokerages with a handful of producers — commissionable for partners without overbuying Elite.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Basic — prove value on one seat
$39/mo platform fee plus your BYOK usage. One user, two utility apps, two industry apps. Ideal for pilots: one workflow, one metric, one approval owner.
Yearly billing includes one month free (11 months paid). Partners earn commission on Standard+ conversions — Basic is your proof point, not your forever state.
Elite makes sense when workflow builder and compliance checker join everyday apps — not when one user wants 'everything' on day one.
Yearly prepay with one month free rewards teams that commit after pilot metrics — cash-flow friendly for SMB finance.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
- Connect BYOK before inviting agents
- Pick apps that share the same client record
- Document human-review rules for outbound text
Standard — departmental rollout
$59/mo, up to five agents, seven utility apps and five industry apps. Most growing businesses land here after a successful Basic pilot.
This is the tier referral partners target: enough seats for intake + marketing + a lead producer without Elite spend on day one.
Basic is deliberately narrow: one seat forces focus and prevents five shadow experiments on one login.
Standard is the workhorse tier for agencies and brokerages with a handful of producers — commissionable for partners without overbuying Elite.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Elite — full catalog for power teams
$119/mo, up to ten agents, all ten utility and seven industry apps per vertical — including Workflow Builder, Compliance Checker, and Financial Assistant.
Choose Elite when ops, compliance, and revenue share one tenant and need cross-app automation — not because AI sounds impressive in a proposal.
Elite makes sense when workflow builder and compliance checker join everyday apps — not when one user wants 'everything' on day one.
Yearly prepay with one month free rewards teams that commit after pilot metrics — cash-flow friendly for SMB finance.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Pricing table — platform vs inference
Illustrative AI spend depends on model and volume — show finance both line items. No token markup on BYOK.
Basic is deliberately narrow: one seat forces focus and prevents five shadow experiments on one login.
Standard is the workhorse tier for agencies and brokerages with a handful of producers — commissionable for partners without overbuying Elite.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
| Plan | Monthly | Agent seats | Catalog depth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $39 | 1 | 2 utility + 2 industry |
| Standard | $59 | Up to 5 | 7 utility + 5 industry |
| Elite | $119 | Up to 10 | All utility + industry |
| Enterprise | From $399 | Up to 100 | Elite + custom SOW |
Adoption curve chart
Elite makes sense when workflow builder and compliance checker join everyday apps — not when one user wants 'everything' on day one.
Yearly prepay with one month free rewards teams that commit after pilot metrics — cash-flow friendly for SMB finance.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Typical SMB adoption path (illustrative)
Enterprise when the catalog ends
CRM integrations, carrier APIs, or proprietary data feeds belong in scoped SOW — from $1,499 per workflow with optional maintenance retainer.
Shared platform still runs daily apps for users with tenant isolation; custom code does not fork your security model.
Basic is deliberately narrow: one seat forces focus and prevents five shadow experiments on one login.
Standard is the workhorse tier for agencies and brokerages with a handful of producers — commissionable for partners without overbuying Elite.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Upgrade triggers that are not vibes
Elite makes sense when workflow builder and compliance checker join everyday apps — not when one user wants 'everything' on day one.
Yearly prepay with one month free rewards teams that commit after pilot metrics — cash-flow friendly for SMB finance.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Finance should model yearly prepay savings alongside BYOK usage — platform predictability plus variable inference is normal SaaS plus usage.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
- Second agent blocked by seat limit for 30+ days
- Workflow needs an app locked on current tier
- Edit distance stable — ready to add parallel queue
- Compliance wants Workflow Builder or Compliance Checker
Plan-based AI is how you say no to shadow tools
When every agent has an approved seat and app list, leadership can coach behavior. Plan tiers turn AI from “whoever found a login” into operations — measurable, renewable, partner-friendly.
Basic is deliberately narrow: one seat forces focus and prevents five shadow experiments on one login.
Standard is the workhorse tier for agencies and brokerages with a handful of producers — commissionable for partners without overbuying Elite.
Plans communicate intent to the whole company: Basic means experiment, Standard means team, Elite means automation across functions.
Partners should quote Standard as the default outcome of a successful Basic pilot — sets correct expectations on commission and support.
Enterprise is for pipes, not for avoiding Elite — if you only need more users and apps, Elite is usually the answer.
Basic, Standard, and Elite are adoption guardrails: one seat to prove a workflow, five seats for team rollout, ten with full catalog including Workflow Builder and Compliance Checker. Enterprise remains for custom pipes — daily agent work stays on the forty-five-app catalog with the same tenant isolation.
Share this article with stakeholders who still conflate consumer chat with business AI — EZ4Youtech combines BYOK, tenant isolation, plan-gated catalog apps, and partner-friendly economics so pilots convert to Standard with evidence, not enthusiasm alone.
Leaders evaluating EZ4Youtech should ask for a thirty-day pilot on Basic: connect BYOK, run one catalog app on live (redacted) work, and compare handle time and edit distance to baseline. That evidence converts stakeholders faster than feature tours — and sets up Standard seat expansion when a second agent needs the same apps daily.
Buy users and apps the way you buy licenses — match subscription to headcount, upgrade on evidence.
EZ4Youtech pricing
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