Dealfront

Dealfront's Activate plan costs $369/month. $369/mo annual, shown as 'Starting at' — volume limits published only as 'Tiered' (21 August 2026) For comparison, Converge costs $49/month flat for up to 15 team members.

Dealfront is best suited for european b2b companies wanting a comprehensive go-to-market platform with strong gdpr compliance. Its standout feature is unified go-to-market platform combining visitor tracking, prospect data, and b2b advertising.

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No. On 24 March 2026 Dealfront unified its entire platform under the Leadfeeder brand (leadfeeder.com/product-updates/dealfront-is-rebranding-as-leadfeeder-faq/, 24 March 2026). Verified 21 August 2026: dealfront.com serves a "Dealfront is now Leadfeeder" banner and dealfront.com/pricing returns a page titled "Pricing | Leadfeeder". This reverses the earlier direction of travel — Leadfeeder and Echobot merged in April 2023 to form Dealfront, and for about three years the visitor-identification product was sold as Dealfront Web Visitors, but that is no longer the case. There is now one product, called Leadfeeder, and neither brand is separately buyable. Per the vendor's rebrand FAQ it is a brand change only: subscriptions, plan access, features and the contracting entity are unchanged, and invoices still bill from the Dealfront legal entities (Dealfront Group GmbH / Germany GmbH / Finland Oy).

Pricing is now published on the Leadfeeder pricing page. As of 21 August 2026 there are four self-serve plans — Lite $0, Discover from $79/month, Activate from $369/month and Scale from $599/month, all on annual billing — plus a quoted Enterprise tier (leadfeeder.com/pricing, 21 August 2026). Every paid figure is displayed as "Starting at" and each plan's identification allowance is published only as "Tiered", so no price on the page maps to a stated number of identified companies. Monthly billing runs roughly 43% above annual and Scale is annual-only. Credits for contact reveals and CRM syncs are a separate meter, and standard credits do not roll over. One quirk to watch at procurement: the plan cards are priced in USD while the "Compare Plans" table shows the same figures in EUR with no conversion stated.

No. The platform previously published a 12-step volume ladder running from $99/month for up to 50 identified companies to $1,199/month for 20,001–40,000, with monthly billing adding roughly 43%. That ladder has been removed from the pricing page as of 21 August 2026 and replaced by the four named Leadfeeder plans, whose identification limits appear only as "Tiered". The practical consequence is that you can no longer map your own traffic to a price before contacting sales — the old ladder let you do that arithmetic yourself. Any per-company figure still circulating on third-party comparison sites is historical and should not be used to budget.

Yes — the Lite plan costs $0/month and shows the last 100 identified companies with unlimited users, but it retains only 7 days of visit history and includes no CRM integrations and no credits for revealing contacts (leadfeeder.com/pricing, 21 August 2026). The 7-day window means signals disappear before most teams act on them, so Lite works as an evaluation tool rather than an operational one. There is no permanent free tier for the prospecting and enrichment side of the platform.

Identifying companies draws on your plan's tiered identification allowance, but revealing a contact's details and exporting or syncing that contact to your CRM each consume credits — and standard credits do not roll over, so anything unused at the end of the billing period is lost (leadfeeder.com/pricing, 21 August 2026). Credits are the reason a plan's "Starting at" price is a floor rather than a bill: a team revealing and syncing contacts at any real volume buys credits on top. Because neither the per-tier identification volumes nor a public credit top-up rate is published, the total cost of a deployment is only knowable from a quote.

For visitor identification alone the entry plan starts at $79/month, but the platform has no live chat, messaging inbox, or customer communication tools — most teams pair it with a separate support platform at $25–$150/agent/month. An Activate plan at its $369/month floor plus a 5-agent support tool at $50/agent/month totals roughly $619/month, before any credit top-ups. Converge bundles visitor tracking with a full messaging inbox (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Instagram, Zalo, Gmail, email) at $49/month flat for up to 15 agents, replacing both tools — and publishes that price without a "Starting at" qualifier.