Dutch costs $79 to $249 per month depending on how much work the agent does. Every plan has $0 setup, a 30-day free trial, and no contract. There are no credits to count and no usage meters, so the bill is the same in a busy month as a slow one.
| Plan | Per month | Cadence | Typical work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $79 | One job, weekly deliveries. | Replying to new reviews, a weekly social batch |
| Standard | $129 | Deliveries every 2 to 3 days. | Lead follow-up sequences, competitor tracking |
| Pro | $179 | Daily deliveries, bigger scope. | Research-heavy work, larger deliverables each run |
| Scale | $249 | Daily, multi-location or high volume. | Multiple locations, the highest volume jobs |
You do not have to guess which one you need. Describe the job and Dutch scopes it, then quotes the matching tier before you enter any payment details.
Usage-based AI pricing passes compute costs straight through, which means your bill rises exactly when your business gets busy, and you cannot forecast it. Flat pricing gives up some efficiency in exchange for a number you can plan around. For a small business, predictability is usually worth more than the last few dollars of optimization.
No. Every plan is $0 setup. You are also not charged during the 30-day free trial.
Billing starts at your plan's monthly rate. There is no contract, so you can cancel any time and it stops.
No. Dutch is flat monthly pricing with no credits to count and no usage meters. Your bill is the same in a busy month as a slow one.
You do not pick blindly. You describe the job, and Dutch scopes it and quotes the tier that matches the work before you enter any payment details.
Yes. The plan follows the work, so if the job grows or shrinks the tier can move with it.
Each agent is priced on its own job. Two agents means two subscriptions, each at the tier its work requires.
Describe the job in plain English. Dutch scopes it and prices it on the spot, before you enter any card details.
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