What is your stack actually costing you?
Set your seat counts and see the annual bill at vendor list prices against what the same stack costs through us. Every figure comes from the published prices on our product pages, with sources and dates.
What do you need?
Set your seat counts. Leave anything you don't need at zero.
First 12 months
Year two onward: $809.91 saved
75% less, because the one-time setup fees don't repeat — $269.97 against $1,079.88.
Line by line
- 1 × Sales Navigator$1,079.88 $449.97
Read the small print
- • Vendor figures are US list prices on annual billing, excluding VAT/GST. Pricing varies by region and vendors adjust it — treat this as an estimate, not a quote.
- • Several vendors run their own offers that narrow the gap, including Google's first-year promo codes and Crunchbase's new-customer intro price. Those aren't modelled here, so check them.
- • Workspace inboxes are modelled at $3/user/month. Volume and commitment can bring that to $2, so larger orders save more than shown.
- • If you qualify for a nonprofit, education or veterans programme, that route will usually beat us outright. Our nonprofit guide covers it.
How this is calculated
Nothing here is a marketing number. Each vendor figure is that vendor's own published annual list price, checked in July 2026, with the source linked on the relevant product page. Each of our figures is the price we publish, including any one-time setup fee.
| Product | Vendor list, per year | Through us, year 1 | Year 2 onward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales Navigator | $1,079.88 | $449.97 | $269.97 (no setup fee) |
| Recruiter Lite | $1,680 | $620 | $420 (no setup fee) |
| Workspace inboxes | $84 | $36 | $36 |
| Crunchbase Pro | $588 | $250 | $250 |
What this calculator leaves out
Our 300-user Workspace panel isn't offered as an option here. Its honest baseline is Google Workspace for Nonprofits, which is free for eligible organisations, so any “saving” figure would be meaningless — and the panel carries a licensing caveat a calculator can't convey. It's explained in full on its own page.