Clientify pricing in 2026

Clientify publishes one subscription, Todo en uno, at $65 USD per month or a $39 USD monthly equivalent billed yearly, which is $468 USD for the year, verified on September 16, 2026. The base carries one platform user, 1,000 marketing contacts and five inbox channels.

Annual billing is charged upfront and is the only way to reach the lower monthly equivalent. Clientify allows switching billing frequency and cancelling at any time, with no refund for the remainder of the period already paid, and offers a seven-day trial with no card.

The table below separates what is published in the currency you pay from what appears only in euros. That distinction matters, because the add-ons that move the invoice most, namely users, contacts and channels, fall on the second side.

The base includes one user, 1,000 marketing contacts and five inbox channels, which can all be WhatsApp or a mix with email and Instagram. The plan matrix adds 25 sales processes, opportunities with no published cap, one million products, online quotes and electronic signatures.

The CRM carries per-contact activity history, AI-assisted commercial proposals, personalized meeting-booking links and a Stripe connection for charging meetings and quotes. It is a wide bundle for the price, and that is its genuine appeal.

The inbox connects WhatsApp through Meta's Cloud API, Instagram, Messenger, email and telephone in one shared history, plus chat on your own site. Clientify documents Coexistence, meaning the same number running in the WhatsApp Business app and inside the CRM.

It excludes extra people, contacts beyond the first 1,000, channels beyond the first five, the WhatsApp Web channel, your country's taxes and Meta's charges for template messages. From October 1, 2026 it also excludes artificial-intelligence actions, which move to prepaid credits.

Additional user, additional block of 1,000 contacts, extra channel and the WhatsApp Web channel are published only in euros, so a buyer paying in dollars or pesos cannot budget them from the page. Ask for those four amounts in writing, in your currency, before signing.

WhatsApp charges belong to Meta, not to Clientify, and its page states they sit outside the subscription. Since July 1, 2025 Meta charges for each delivered template message by category and destination country, so that row appears the same with any vendor.

The AI has a cut-off date. Clientify advertises free use with no credit consumption through September 30, 2026, and from October 1, 2026 a prepaid credit wallet, with the price and minimum top-up published only in euros and per-action consumption still to be published.

Not according to what it publishes. Its currency selector offers dollars and euros, and on September 16, 2026 we observed no Mexican peso option. Electronic invoicing is labeled Spain-only in its plan matrix, and we found no public commitment to issue Mexican CFDI invoices.

Two things are worth keeping apart. Clientify letting Spanish customers issue electronic invoices is a product feature for them; a vendor issuing you a Mexican tax invoice for your own subscription is a different question, and nothing about it is published on its pricing page.

Its Stripe integration guide describes invoice payment specifically for Spanish accounts. If your accounting needs Mexican tax invoices and peso billing, confirm both in writing before approving a budget, because today neither is resolved from the site.

Check six things before signing: how many people need access, how many marketing contacts you hold today, how many channels you need, what AI will cost from October 2026, which currency you will be charged in, and which tax document you receive every month.

Count the people first. The base carries one user, so multiply by your real team and ask for the per-user rate in your currency. Then count your list: if you already exceed 1,000 marketing contacts, the additional block lands on the very first invoice.

Then add channels. Five sound like plenty until the sixth is a new WhatsApp number, and the WhatsApp Web channel is charged separately. Close with two written questions: the per-action consumption of the credit wallet, and whether peso billing with Mexican tax invoices exists.

Clientify bundles CRM and marketing with a five-channel inbox; Eva is an AI agent that completes the sale inside the conversation and includes a CRM. Eva costs from $191 USD per month on an annual plan, or $229 USD month to month on Essential.

Eva is our product. Essential includes 5,000 credits and 5 users, so the base costs more than Clientify's and carries five people instead of one, with AI inside the price and no separate credit wallet. Inside Mexico the charge is in pesos plus VAT, with a CFDI invoice when the tax profile is complete.

What Eva does not sell is the marketing suite Clientify places beside the CRM: we publish no landing pages and no electronic signatures. If that is the center of your operation, Clientify solves something we do not; if what you need is the same conversation quoting from your catalog, booking, taking payment, invoicing and following up, compare the full cost against a real month.