Two doors, one engine. Self-serve is a flat $300 per month after a 30-day free trial: you run the full revenue engine yourself inside the AI you already use. Done-for-you is custom: a forward-deployed GTM engineer runs the whole motion for you (marketing, research, outbound, partnerships, deals, renewals, winbacks) and the price is scoped on a call to the outcome the engagement is accountable for. There are no per-seat games, no per-prospect meters, and no credit packs in either door. The price you see is the price you plan around, and you can move between doors without losing anything because your history lives in your own system of record.

The trial is the real product, not a demo. You connect Vruum to your AI assistant, import or discover prospects, run research, draft and send outreach under your own name, create content, and track deals, with no credit card required to start. The point of 30 days is to let the engine prove itself on your actual motion: enough time to build pipeline, earn replies, and see the compounding start. When the trial ends you pick the door you want: continue self-serve at $300 per month, or talk to us about done-for-you if you would rather have a GTM engineer run the motion. Everything you built during the trial (research, conversations, pipeline, history) stays yours either way.

No. Vruum has no credit system, no per-prospect fees, and no per-send metering. Self-serve is a flat monthly price with generous plan limits, and managed engagements are not metered at all. This is a deliberate design choice, not a promotion. Credit systems make you ration the exact behaviors that create revenue: researching one more account, sending one more thoughtful follow-up, running one more win-back campaign. Vruum's economics point the other way, because the engine gets more valuable the more of your motion runs through it. You should never be doing arithmetic about whether a prospect is worth the credits before you work them.

Done-for-you pricing is custom, scoped on a call, and value-based: priced to the outcome the engagement is accountable for, scaling with the growth created, not a per-prospect rate or a cost-plus headcount line. The scope is the full revenue motion, not an outbound retainer. Your forward-deployed GTM engineer runs demand-gen content and ads, deep research, multi-channel outreach, partnership and referral plays, deal management through close, and the post-sale motions (renewals, expansion, winbacks) as one orchestrated engine under your name. Because scope and goals differ by company, the honest answer is a conversation rather than a public rate card. Book a call and we will scope it to your motion and the number you are trying to hit.

Yes, in both directions, because both doors run the same engine on the same system of record. Teams commonly start self-serve to prove the motion on their own pipeline, then hand the keys to a forward-deployed GTM engineer once they want the outcome without the operating. Others start managed while they are heads-down on product, then take over the wheel later with the playbook already tuned and the history intact. Switching is a conversation, not a migration: your people, accounts, conversations, deals, research, and everything the engine has learned about your motion carry over untouched, because they were always yours.

You choose a door. Continue self-serve at $300 per month and keep running the engine yourself, or book a call about done-for-you if you want a GTM engineer to run the motion for you. If you are not ready to decide, nothing you built is lost: your research, pipeline, conversations, and history remain in your system of record, and sending pauses until you pick a plan. There is no card on file during the trial, so there is no surprise charge on day 31. The engine simply waits for you to turn it back on.