SalesHive Pricing and SalesHive Cost per Month for the Starter, Growth and Crush Plans

SalesHive costs $4,500 a month for its lowest published plan, a single dedicated SDR based in the Philippines who makes phone calls for your account. That is the only dollar figure on saleshive.com. The US-based plans, which are SalesHive's flagship product, are custom quoted, and the pricing page says so in plain words: plans are custom quoted, compare coverage, then get the monthly rate for your team and targets on a strategy call.

What sets the quote is listed openly, which is more than most agencies offer. Three inputs move the number. Team model is US-based or offshore SDRs. Channel mix is phone only or phone plus email. Daily volume is 100+, 250+ or 500+ touches a day. Annual plans run at a lower monthly rate than month to month, and SalesHive says it shows both numbers on the call.

The fee is all-inclusive by design. It covers the SDR team, a dedicated sales strategist, the SalesHive platform (CRM, Power Dialer, the eMod email personalization tool and a smart inbox), list building and data, call recording and coaching, and two-way CRM sync. SalesHive states there is nothing else to buy, no per-seat tooling charges and no data add-ons, which matters when you compare it against an in-house build where each of those is a separate subscription.

The offshore page publishes the Starter tier at $4,500 a month for one dedicated Philippines SDR on phone outreach. The plan includes a US-based strategist who owns targeting, scripts and weekly optimization, Power Dialer access with DNC scrubbing and calling-window automation, recorded QA, CRM sync and reporting. The SDR works only on your account, never shared across clients, and there is no long-term contract.

SalesHive also states that offshore programs typically run 40 to 60 percent less than an equivalent US-based SDR program. That claim lets you estimate the quoted number before the call, as long as you treat it as arithmetic on their own words rather than a price. If $4,500 is 40 to 60 percent below the equivalent US Starter, the US Starter would land somewhere around $7,500 to $11,250 a month. SalesHive does not publish that figure, so use it to sanity-check the quote you receive, not to budget.

The offshore Growth and Crush prices are not shown in the page text we read. The card for Starter is the only one with a figure, and the link under it goes to the main pricing page, which quotes everything.

SalesHive runs month to month with no long-term contract, but cancellation is not instant. The pricing FAQ says that once outreach has started, a written notice to terminate must be provided, and all outreach and billing end at the end of your next billing month. In practice that is a notice period of one full billing cycle.

The useful number is your minimum exposure. If you start on the published offshore Starter and decide in the first month that the channel is not working, you still pay for that month and the next one, so the realistic floor is about $9,000 before you are out. That is still lighter than a three-month commitment: OneAway's published plans both require one, which puts the floor at $10,049 on its Intro plan ($3,250 times three plus a $299 setup fee) and $19,099 on Managed ($6,200 times three plus $499).

There is also a soft entry ramp that costs nothing. Before the first invoice, SalesHive has you meet your SDR team, review the custom playbook and approve every email and script. Most clients launch in about three weeks according to the same page. Use that window to decide, because it is the only part of the engagement you do not pay for.

On the published offshore price, yes, by a wide margin. A fully loaded in-house SDR in the United States runs about $7,400 to $10,200 a month once salary, payroll tax, benefits, tooling and ramp are counted, and $10,400 to $12,500 once a manager's time is included. SalesHive's $4,500 offshore Starter is $54,000 a year against $88,800 to $122,400 for one in-house rep.

Against a US-based SalesHive SDR the gap narrows, and it depends on the quote. If the US Starter lands inside the $7,500 to $11,250 range implied by SalesHive's own 40 to 60 percent claim, it costs roughly the same as an in-house hire, and what you are paying for is speed (about three weeks to launch against three to six months to hire and ramp), the strategist and the absence of hiring risk.

The third option is the one most teams skip: keeping outbound in-house without an SDR at all. If the reason you want an agency is that nobody has time to research prospects and write personalized sequences, that part is now software. Coldoutreach Starter is $24 a month billed yearly for 1,000 researched prospects, Growth is $49 for 5,000 with three seats and LinkedIn steps, and Scale is $124 for 25,000. The software reads each prospect's site, LinkedIn and recent news before drafting, and you keep the domains, the data and the playbook when you stop. It does not make calls, so if phone is the channel that wins your market, an agency like SalesHive or CIENCE is the better fit.