Gong vs Clay

$38,000/year - Based on $1,600/user/year Foundation plan ($16,000) plus $5,000 platform fee, totaling $21,000 annually. With the Bundled plan at $3,000/user/year, costs jump to $35,000 plus platform fee. Add $7,500 first-year onboarding, bringing year-one total to $28,500-$42,500. Effective cost: $175-$354/user/month.

$160,000/year - At the 50-user tier ($1,520/user/year Foundation), base licensing is $76,000 plus $5,000-$10,000 platform fee. Bundled plan (Core + Engage + Forecast) at $2,880-$3,000/user/year reaches $144,000-$150,000 plus platform fees. First-year onboarding adds $15,000-$30,000. Budget $100,000-$190,000 for year one, with 5-15% annual increases thereafter.

$400,000+/year - Enterprise deployments with 200+ seats at negotiated rates of $1,360-$2,500/user/year run $272,000-$500,000 in per-user licensing, plus $25,000-$50,000 platform fees. Vendr data shows a median negotiated price of $247,108 for large deployments (35% off list). First-year implementation can add $50,000-$65,000+. Three-year total cost of ownership commonly exceeds $1M.

Launch plan is the current entry-level paid option for small teams building and automating prospecting workflows. It is best for teams moving beyond evaluation but not yet running larger CRM-based growth campaigns. Budget separately for any usage, enrichment, or workflow needs that exceed the included plan details.

Growth plan is built for teams running CRM-based workflows and growth campaigns at scale. It replaces older Explorer-style positioning in the pricing model and is the clearest fit when prospecting workflows need more operational depth than Launch. Review current usage limits before modeling monthly volume.

or custom - Growth at $446/month fits scaled GTM workflows, while Enterprise uses custom pricing for large organizations that need SSO, RBAC, and unlimited imports. Enterprise should be evaluated when governance, access control, or import scale matters more than the standard self-serve plan structure.