Guides
Choosing a plan
Pick Starter, Professional, or Business for Bounty CRM—or build with add-ons.
Use this guide to choose a Bounty CRM tier. Full price tables live on /pricing; you can also assemble options on /pricing/build.
Quick comparison
- Starter ($49/mo) — Small teams running contacts, jobs, estimates, and invoices. Add modules only as you need them.
- Professional ($129/mo) — Complete ops stack: payments, mobile field app, contracts, Price Book, Timekeeping, custom email domain, more seats/jobs/storage.
- Business ($249/mo) — Same modules as Professional with higher caps (seats, jobs, storage) for larger shops. You’ll see it labeled Business on pricing and billing.
Decision steps
- Count people who need login access each month (seats) and rough jobs per month.
- List must-have modules: online payments, mobile app, contracts, Price Book, Timekeeping, custom email domain.
- If you need most of those modules, Professional is usually cheaper than Starter + every add-on.
- If you only need one or two extras, start on Starter and add them individually.
- If you’re fine on modules but hitting caps, prefer Business or usage blocks—Business is higher capacity, not a different feature set.
- Start the 45-day trial from /auth or /pricing, then upgrade in Settings → Billing when ready.
Add-ons & usage
Feature add-ons unlock modules. Usage add-ons raise seats, jobs, or storage without changing the feature set. Details: /docs/settings/billing.
Not available yet: SMS notifications (Twilio), a separate Customer Portal & Online Booking product, marketing automation, and advanced analytics. Public accept/pay/sign links still work with document workflows—they’re not that product.