The plan does not cut what you can do: it caps how much you use. All seventeen modules —Sales included— are in both plans, the free one too. What separates them is what grows with usage: storage, Studio creations and agent messages.
The page says "request a demo". To find out what it costs you have to talk to someone, and by then you already spent two weeks.
The bill starts cheap and grows every time you turn something on. A year in, half of what you pay is for things that were sold one at a time.
It shows up as "contact us". And when the number arrives it is usage-based, so nobody knows what it will cost until the invoice does.
Sales, Logistics, Loyalty, Documents, Kitchen, HR, Finance: all seventeen are in both plans. Turning modules off on someone who is already working leaves them with a broken app, and that is no way to sell the missing one.
Business includes 5 seats and the next one is US$20 a month. Blocking at the sixth means losing a customer over US$20, in the exact month the company is growing.
Storage, Studio creations and agent messages are what costs us money and grows with your usage. That is where free and paid differ. In capabilities they do not.
WhatsApp through Meta’s API, the payment gateway and the domain are billed by the provider, at their price, without passing through our account. We do not add a markup for being in the middle.
| Business software as usual | Delorean | |
|---|---|---|
| How it is billed | Per module. Every switch you flip raises the bill | One price. All 17 modules are in both plans |
| How many users | Per user, from the first one | 5 included, and the sixth does not block: it is US$20 |
| Getting started | A demo, a proposal and an implementation | You create the account and you are in. The entry plan is free and asks for no card |
| Artificial intelligence | An extra, quoted separately | Included. What is capped is creations per month, never whether you can use it |
| Storage | It fills up, and then you negotiate more | 15 GB free and 200 GB on business, with the screen telling you how much you used |
| Sales | A separate module, with its own price | In both plans. The free one too |
| What a third party bills | Shows up on your invoice, with a markup | WhatsApp, the gateway and the domain are billed by the provider, at their price |
| If you want to leave | You export whatever they let you export | Your data is yours and it exports |
Written from each product's public documentation. They are mature tools and this page says where they are still better. No prices here: they change on their own and the page would end up lying without anyone touching it.
5 seats, 15 GB and 20 Studio creations a month. All seventeen modules run, Sales included. No card, no expiry date.
5 seats included and US$20 for each additional one, 200 GB and unlimited Studio creations. This is the plan of a company already billing with it every day.
Negotiated: how many brands, which integrations, what volume. A buy button here would sell a price that does not exist.
No. It is not a 14-day trial: it is a plan. 5 seats, 15 GB and 20 Studio creations a month, no card and no end date.
None. All seventeen run, Sales included. What changes on business is how much you can use: storage, Studio creations and agent messages.
They get in, and that seat bills US$20 a month. No screen stops you: cutting off your work over US$20 would mean losing the customer in the month they are growing.
Every person with access, plus invitations you sent that nobody accepted yet. Pending ones count on purpose: otherwise you could leave two hundred open and jump the limit the day they all accept at once.
It warns you before it happens and tells you how much you have used. Nothing gets deleted. If your operation needs more, that is a custom-plan conversation.
No. It is included with an allowance: 20 Studio creations a month on free, unlimited on business. The agent has its own daily message allowance per plan. There is no usage invoice showing up at the end of the month.
The agent is; the messages are not. Meta bills them through its official API, directly to your account and at their price. We prefer that over adding a markup and standing in the middle of an invoice that is not ours.
Differently: a fleet pays Delorean 2% of what it bills for each DELIVERED order. A canceled or undelivered order pays nothing, and the rate is frozen on each delivery, so an old statement always gives the same number.
For large operations there is a commission model on sales that goes down as billing goes up. It is agreed by contract, because it depends on volume and channels; the plan stays the same.
There is no mandatory implementation fee. You create the account, get in and load your data. If you want us to migrate from an old system, that is quoted separately and said up front.
Yes. The thing to check first is storage: if you have more than 15 GB loaded, that has to come down first. Nothing is deleted on its own.