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No subscription. Your seven agents spend your balance only when they work, and every action has one visible price. Start with $3 of free credit, no card.

A 29.7% reply rate across 2,269 real DMs. No relevant leads from your free credit? We top it up free.

Pricing last reviewed: October 2026

Pay for what you use. Nothing else.

No subscription. Each agent has one honest price for its unit of finished work, and your balance never expires.

Start with $3 of free credit for your first 7 days. No card, no subscription.

Load $25 / $100 / $200 whenever you choose. Your first load of $100 comes with $25 free. After that, every load adds exactly what you pay. Keyword plans, scheduling, and the help assistant are free. Drafts only become sends when you approve them.

That covers your first agent's subreddit research plus 10 campaign runs, on the house. See it work before a rupee or dollar moves.

Meet the seven agents your balance hires
  • Lead Agent

    Campaign run: scans and scores up to 250 Reddit posts, DM and reply drafts included

    $0.25 per run

    $0.50 subreddit research, per agent setup

  • Messaging Agent

    DM and follow-up drafts beyond a campaign run

    $0.01 per draft

  • Email Agent

    Outreach email sent from your own mailbox, address discovery, address checks and tracking included

    $0.06 per email, first 1,500 a month

    $0.01 per email after that

  • Reply Agent

    Public reply drafts beyond a campaign run, plus on-the-spot reply suggestions. Google searches to rank for: the 10 searches your buyers type, with the Reddit threads on page 1 for each found every week

    $0.01 per draft

    $0.50 Google searches, per product/month

  • Content Agent

    Every post, written by you or the AI, is one charge however many platforms it goes to. Videos are voiced 9:16 shorts, charged when they are made. Pick your daily mix and see the week's cost upfront; scheduling is free

    $0.02 per post

    $0.10 per image

    $0.50 per video

    $0.02 per X post

  • SEO Agent

    SEO articles written, illustrated with 3 images, and published to your site

    $0.99 per article

    $1.00 rank tracking, per site/month

    $0.50 AI answers tracking, per question/month

    $0.25 competitor keyword gap, per comparison

  • Chatbot Agent

    Front Desk replies to visitors on your website; you set the daily cap

    $0.01 per reply

See what your balance pays for

Real recordings from the OneUp Today app. The Reply Agent drafts public replies you swipe to post or skip; the Content Agent turns a template into posts for every platform. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Meet all seven agents
Reply Agent: review each drafted reply, swipe to post or skip.
Content Agent: pick a template, post to every platform you connect.
r/SaaS2 min agoHigh intent

“Looking for a CRM for my small SaaS team, what do you all use?”

Drafted in your voice

Hey, saw your post about CRM hunting. We make a lightweight CRM for small SaaS teams. Happy to share how founders your size set it up in under an hour, no pressure either way.

References their exact words. No template smell.

DM ready for review34 words, zero buzzwords

Hey, saw your post about CRM hunting. We make a lightweight CRM for small SaaS teams. Happy to share how founders your size set it up in under an hour, no pressure either way.

Approve & sendEdit first
Sent. Replied 14 min later.Trial started

Illustrative example

What a load actually buys

Do the math: three real budgets, priced to the cent. Load $25, $100, $200 or any amount up to $500 whenever you choose; whatever you do not spend stays yours. Your first load of $100 comes with $25 free. After that, every load adds exactly what you pay.

$25

The minimum load

  • A daily campaign run for a month, leads and drafts included
  • 15 SEO articles written, illustrated, and published to your site
  • 100 platform posts, shaped and scheduled

30 runs + 15 articles + 100 posts = $24.35

$100

Outreach at volume

  • 1,500 emails from your own mailbox, address checks included
  • A daily campaign run for a month, leads and drafts included

1,500 emails x $0.06 + 30 runs x $0.25 = $97.50

$200

The full engine

  • 5,000 emails a month, address checks included
  • An SEO article and a voiced video every day
  • A daily campaign run, leads and drafts included

5,000 emails + 30 articles + 30 videos + 30 runs = $177.20

Receipts, not promises

DM reply rate, measured across 2,269 real Reddit DMs
29.7%
Reddit leads surfaced for founders
10,000+
free starting credit on every new account, no card
$3
Read the full 2,269-DM benchmark

Pricing questions, answered straight

Yes. Every new account starts with $3 of free credit and no card required. That covers the $0.50 subreddit research for your first agent plus 10 campaign runs, enough to see real leads and real drafts before any money moves. Keyword plans, post scheduling, the help assistant, and the Chrome extension are free, and the free tools on this site need no account at all.
Whatever you use, and nothing else. A campaign run every day costs about $7.50 a month ($0.25 per run). Add an SEO article every weekday and that is about $20 more ($0.99 per article). There is no subscription, so a quiet month costs $0 and your balance rolls over untouched.
No. The $3 starting credit needs no card. You only pay when you choose to load your wallet, and the minimum load is $25.
Loaded balance never expires. The only exception is the $3 free starting credit, which lasts 7 days from signup.
Your first load gets one: load $100 or more the first time and you get $25 free on top, which never expires, like the rest of your balance. From your second load onwards, automatic top-ups included, every load adds exactly the amount you pay.
One campaign run costs $0.25 and scans up to 250 Reddit posts, scores each one 0-100 for buying intent, and drafts the DMs and replies for qualified leads. Drafting is included in the run price. When OneUp Today picks a new agent's subreddits for you, that subreddit research costs $0.50 once, which finds the subreddits where your buyers ask for help; it comes out of your free credit first and is refunded if the search finds nothing.
You choose the mix when you create it: 0 to 4 videos, 0 to 10 image posts and 0 to 10 text posts a day, and it shows what a full week costs. Every post is $0.02 however many platforms it goes to, an image post adds $0.10 per image (a carousel pays each slide), and a video adds $0.50 (a voiced 9:16 short with on-screen key words, sound design and music). One video, two single-image posts and two text posts a day is 7 x ($0.52 + 2 x $0.12 + 2 x $0.02) = $5.60 a week. Each post that goes out on X adds X's own $0.02 fee. Each post, image and video is charged when the agent makes it; nothing posts until you approve it.
Keyword plans, post scheduling, the in-app help assistant, and the Chrome extension. Drafts only become sends when you approve them, so nothing spends your balance behind your back.

See the first drafts before a dollar moves.

$3 of free credit covers your first agent's subreddit research plus 10 campaign runs: real leads, real drafts, in your voice. Load money only if it earns it.

No card, no subscription. No relevant leads from your free credit? We top it up free.

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