PricingPay per unit shipped.
Pay per unit shipped.
Nothing else.
Lead generation and programmatic SEO are billed separately — each has its own tiers and its own per-unit rate. A tier reserves capacity on the line; it doesn't change what a unit costs. No card, no auto-renewal — every period is a fresh invoice, payable by bank transfer.
Before you choose
A few things worth knowing.
What happens if a lead bounces or a page gets spiked?You are not billed for it. Verification and the 27-point rubric run before anything reaches your dashboard — a unit that fails is recycled, not shipped, and never counted against your tier or your bill.
Is the amount shown per tier a fixed monthly charge?No — it's what full capacity at that tier costs at the per-unit rate. You're billed for units actually shipped, up to your tier's monthly volume; ship fewer, pay less. The tier sets a ceiling and a consistent rate, not a flat invoice.
Can I run both engines on one account?Yes. Lead generation and programmatic SEO bill independently, so you can hold a tier on each — for example Afterburner on leads and Ignition on pages — without switching accounts.
What does the first invoice at one third mean?Whichever tier you choose, your first invoice is billed at one third of the regular per-unit rate. Every invoice after that is a separate request at the full rate, payable by bank transfer — no separate trial, no expiring credits, no hand-picked demo batch, the first unit you get comes off the same line as every unit after it.
Can I change tiers or stop later?Request a different tier any time from your dashboard — the next invoice reflects it. There's no subscription running in the background to cancel: if you don't request or pay a new invoice, the current period simply runs out, on any tier.
What happens above Redline's listed volume?Extra units are invoiced at the same per-unit rate on request — no renegotiation, no call. Redline is self-serve like every other tier; we don't run a custom-quote track for any of them.