Multiply Revenue vs KeapWhat It Actually Costs to Get Switched On.

Keap's pricing page lists a starting subscription of $299 a month, billed at $2,988 a year, and includes 2 user licences. On top of that, Keap states that implementation is required and is designed to provide the strategy, training, support and done-for-you services needed to get running. Implementation packages are quoted separately rather than published, so the true first-year cost is higher than the subscription alone.

Yes. Keap's pricing page states that it starts you with 2 user licences and that additional users can be purchased for $39 per month each.

Keap is a CRM and marketing automation platform. It is strong at email sequences, forms and pipeline management. It is not an outbound AI calling platform, so the job of actually phoning and qualifying a prospect still belongs to a person on your team. Multiply Revenue does that part itself.

For most small teams it is simpler rather than merely cheaper, and the difference is widest at the start. Keap's published $299 a month excludes a required implementation package, extra seats at $39 each and text tiers above the first 500 messages. Multiply Revenue is one flat tier with setup and calling included, so the number you are quoted is the number you pay.