Pick the one that describes you.
Every plan removes work. The higher ones coordinate more people. Nothing Rillo built is metered, capped, or credited. What is metered, Rillo buys from someone else on your behalf: some of it comes with your plan up to an allowance and is refused past it, never billed, and the rest is an add on that stays off until you turn it on.
Solo
For professionals who spend the day talking to people.
Start free- Hold to talk, and the record writes itself
- Every customer, every conversation, kept
- Follow ups you set by voice
- A recap at the end of the day
- Photo and screenshot import, GPS history, clock in
- Works with no signal
Team
Everything you need to sell.
Start free- Everything in Solo, plus
- Companies, pipeline and opportunities
- Email, with drafts you approve
- Ask Rillo about your own book, out loud
- Overnight work: new leads, waiting for a yes
- Quotes, routes and territory
- Import from HubSpot, Salesforce or a spreadsheet
Business
For a company rather than a person.
Start free- Everything in Team, plus
- Your team, with roles and permissions
- Shared customers and shared history
- Who is working what, on one board
- Work orders, inventory and scheduling
- Approvals before anything leaves
- The Master Board across every rep
Enterprise
Arranged with a person, around how you operate.
Contact sales- Everything in Business, plus
- Everything in Business, with no seat ceiling
- Security review and compliance
- A person whose job is your account
- Anything else is a conversation, not a checkbox
Same plans. Your words.
The prices above are the prices everywhere. What changes in each of these is the records, the vocabulary and the stages, so the software already knows what you call things on the first morning.
The same plans, in a brokerage's words.
An Independent Agent is Solo at $15. A Team is $39 an agent. A Brokerage is Business at $59 an agent. The words change; the prices are the ones above.
An agent who has not opened Rillo in 60 days pauses and stops being billed, so carrying juniors costs you nothing until they start working. Everything Rillo built is included at every size: the assistant, buyer matching on what the home is, market context, and drafted follow ups that wait for a person. Nothing sneaks onto the bill: the things that cost real money per use, like company lookups, come with a monthly allowance and simply stop past it rather than charging you.
Why would I move up?
Because the work got more complicated, not because something was held back. Solo is not Team with things removed. It is the whole product for somebody whose job is meeting people.
What is not in here?
Nothing you use inside Rillo. No contact limits, no AI credits, no storage tiers, no per seat minimums, and talking to Rillo is never metered, because it runs on your own phone and costs nothing to run.
What is metered is what Rillo buys from someone else for you. A phone number and its minutes is an add on: it stays off until you turn it on, and it is billed by the number and the minute. Company lookups are INCLUDED IN YOUR PLAN up to a monthly allowance and then refused rather than billed, so a lookup can never cost you a surprise.
What if I pick wrong?
Move between plans whenever you like and Stripe works out the difference. Thirty days free and no card to start. If you have not added one by day 31 the workspace pauses rather than billing you, and nothing is deleted. Your data exports whenever you want it, including after you leave.