Per-seat subscription with one public plan plus paid add-ons and storage/contact/message upgrades.
↻ Billing notes
Nimble offers both annual and month-to-month billing for the Business plan. The pricing page says annual pricing can save up to 17%, while the FAQ states annual plans offer over 15% discount for the entire account. Nimble also offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, and the FAQ says the trial can include up to 5 licenses. Billing is tied to the number of licenses on the account, with additional licenses and upgrades billed on a prorated basis. Public documents do not disclose any quote-only tier; the public offering shown is the Business plan.
Publicly stated plan limits include 25,000 contact records, 2 GB of storage per seat, and a 14-day trial. The pricing page also notes the annual option saves up to 17%, while support materials describe the annual rate as $24.90 per license/month.
Business
Billed monthly
$29.90 per seat/month
AI-Powered Email Creation Tools
25,000 Contact Records
2 GB/Seat Storage
Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace Integration
Nimble Prospector
14-Day Trial
The monthly plan appears to include the same core Business features and public limits as the annual plan. Nimble’s pricing page says this is the billed month-to-month option, and public support documentation does not disclose any separate lower-tier plan.
AI-powered email marketing add-on for newsletters, announcements, and invites. The pricing page describes it as a company-wide upgrade.
Data Enrichment credits
$10 per month
Credits can be added in increments of 100 for additional data enrichment usage, including finding emails, phone numbers, company name, job title, and location.
⚠ Nimble’s public pricing page indicates that several capabilities are monetized as add-ons rather than bundled into the base seat price. That means teams may pay extra for email marketing, web forms and web chat, data enrichment credits, more contacts, and additional storage. The page also says billing is based on the number of licenses on the account and that upgrades or licenses are billed on a prorated basis, so the actual invoice can rise as seats and usage grow.
⚠ The pricing page also states that some usage is capped in the base plan, which can create overage-style costs for teams that send more email or store more contacts than the included limits allow. For example, group messaging includes 1,000 messages per license per month, and storage is limited to 2 GB per seat before upgrades are needed. Public materials do not disclose all possible overage formulas in full, so teams should expect variable usage-based charges as they scale.
A solo user or very small team that wants the core CRM without monthly add-ons.
Expected cost$24.90 per seat/month when billed annually, or $29.90 per seat/month billed monthly.
Number of seatsAnnual vs monthly billingWhether the team needs only the included core plan features
A team that wants CRM plus branded email campaigns and lead-capture tools.
Expected costBase Business plan plus $15/month for Email Marketing and $12 per month per team for Web Forms & Web Chat.
SeatsEmail Marketing add-onWeb Forms & Web Chat add-onUsage volume
A growth team that enriches leads and maintains a larger database.
Expected costBase Business plan plus $10 per month for 100 data enrichment credits, plus $10 per month for each additional 10,000 contacts and each additional 10 GB of storage as needed.
Data enrichment creditsContact volumeStorage volumeSeats
Nimble does not publicly disclose a free plan in the supplied pricing documents. The public pricing page instead highlights a 14-day free trial with immediate access and no credit card required. The FAQ also says you may try Nimble with up to 5 licenses during the trial period.
Both billing cadences are publicly available for the Business plan. The pricing page shows $24.90 per seat/month billed annually and $29.90 per seat/month billed monthly. The support article repeats the same two billing options and labels them as the Nimble Business plan.
No public quote-only enterprise tier is disclosed in the supplied sources. The public documents consistently describe one Business plan with optional add-ons, plus usage and storage upgrades. A third-party reference on G2 says pricing can vary by billing terms, but it still points to the same public price range rather than a separate custom-quote tier.