Pricing explained

Reclaim Pricing Explained: Lite vs Starter vs Business vs Enterprise

Reclaim pricing changes with team size and how deeply you want the calendar optimized. Lite can be enough for one person; Starter is the small-team jump; Business and Enterprise add deeper team scheduling, analytics, AI-agent capacity, and organizational support.

Current plan map

What each plan actually unlocks.

PlanCurrent priceWhat it unlocksBest fitLast verified
LiteLite free; Starter $10/seat/mo billed yearly
Lite is free for one user. Starter is currently $10 per seat/month on yearly billing; monthly billing is higher.
  • Focus Time
  • Habits
  • Buffer Time
  • Smart Meetings
  • Basic scheduling controls
A solo user proving that calendar optimization is useful before adding team features. Last verified: Sep 24, 2026
Starter$10/seat/mo billed yearly
Starter is for small teams up to 10 seats; monthly billing is higher.
  • Up to 10 seats
  • 8-week scheduling range
  • 3 calendar syncs
  • 3 scheduling links
  • Unlimited integrations
Small teams that want calendar optimization plus a few smart scheduling links. Last verified: Sep 24, 2026
Business$15/seat/mo billed yearly
Business is $15 per seat/month on yearly billing; monthly billing is currently higher.
  • 100 AI agents/seat
  • Longer scheduling horizon
  • More team scheduling controls
  • People/workforce analytics features
Larger teams where meeting quality, analytics, and deeper calendar coordination justify the upgrade. Last verified: Sep 24, 2026
Enterprise$22/seat/mo billed yearly; annual-only
Enterprise is currently listed at $22 per seat/month on yearly billing and is unavailable as a monthly plan.
  • Unlimited AI agents/seat
  • Enterprise-grade support
  • Expanded team controls
  • Enterprise deployment path
Organizations that need enterprise support and governance rather than just more scheduling links. Last verified: Sep 24, 2026

Pricing changes. Promotional prices, taxes, add-ons, contacts, seats, usage, and annual billing can change the checkout total. The date beside each row comes directly from that record in plans.json.

Upgrade logic

Pay for the constraint you actually hit.

1

Lite is a real product

A solo user should prove that Focus Time, Habits, Buffer Time, and Smart Meetings improve the calendar before paying.

2

Starter is for coordinated small teams

The upgrade makes sense when multiple seats, longer scheduling range, calendar syncs, scheduling links, and integrations matter.

3

Business is about team depth

Pay more when larger-team coordination, analytics, and substantially higher AI-agent capacity are being used.

4

Enterprise is governance/support

The value is organizational deployment and enterprise-grade support, not just another scheduling link.

5

Compare to booking-first tools

If external booking is the only job, a simpler Calendly/Cal.com workflow may be cheaper and easier.

Do the math

Do not compare plan prices in isolation.

Include seats, contacts, response limits, sends, automation credits, onboarding fees, migration work, and any subscriptions the plan genuinely replaces.

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FAQ

Reclaim pricing explained questions

Is Reclaim free?

Reclaim Lite is free for a single user and includes its core calendar-optimization concepts.

How much is Reclaim Starter?

Starter is currently $10 per seat per month on yearly billing for small teams; monthly billing is higher.

What does Reclaim Business add?

Business adds deeper team features, analytics, longer scheduling capabilities, and much higher AI-agent capacity.

Is Reclaim cheaper than Calendly?

It depends on tier and job. Calendly Standard is currently $10/seat/month billed yearly, while Reclaim Starter is also $10/seat/month annually but solves a broader calendar-optimization problem.

When should I use the free plan instead?

When one user can cover the scheduling/focus workflow and paid team features are not solving a measurable problem.

Put the price in context

The right tier depends on the rest of the stack.

A higher-priced all-in-one can be cheaper when it removes real subscriptions; a free plan can be expensive when its limits create manual work.

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