How much does Arrange cost and how is it priced?

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Arrange's pricing is not published in the material available here. The site navigation includes a Pricing link and a Get Started Free call to action, so the current plans and billing details have to be confirmed on the official pricing page. What the available material does support is a free starting point: the homepage invites visitors to "Get Started Free," which indicates you can begin without an upfront paid commitment, though the terms of that free option are not specified.

What the site shows about pricing

Signal What it means
"Pricing" in the main navigation A dedicated pricing page exists and is the authoritative source for plan details
"Get Started Free" button A free entry point is offered; the scope and limits are not described in the available material
"Join 200+ Indian businesses that run on autopilot" The product is positioned toward Indian businesses, which may matter for billing currency and support hours

No plan names, price points, seat limits, or payment methods appear in the available material, so none can be stated here.

How to find the actual cost

  1. Open arrange.co.in and select Pricing in the top navigation.
  2. Compare the listed tiers on the dimensions that drive cost for you — number of demo agents, monthly demo or meeting volume, seats, and any usage caps.
  3. Check whether the free option is a trial with an end date or a permanent free tier, and what it excludes.
  4. If your use case is unusual (high demo volume, multiple products, embedded demos on marketing pages), ask sales directly rather than assuming the listed tiers cover it.

Expected result: a definite plan name, price, and billing period you can compare against alternatives. If the pricing page requires a demo request instead of showing numbers, treat that as a signal that pricing is negotiated per account.

What actually drives the cost for you

Arrange is positioned as an AI demo agent that runs product demos, qualifies leads, and books meetings without a rep. Cost therefore tends to scale with usage rather than with a flat per-company fee:

  • Demo volume — how many prospect sessions the agent handles per month.
  • Number of agents or use cases — the site lists separate fits for sales teams, marketing, customer success, and product, so running more than one may sit in a higher tier.
  • Meeting bookings generated — the homepage cites a +35% meeting conversion rate and x3 more qualified leads, which are the outcomes you would be paying for; if your funnel is small, the value per rupee is lower.
  • Team size — relevant if seats are priced per user rather than per agent.

A practical way to decide

Start on the free option, run it on one real use case (for example, a 24/7 demo on a single landing page), and measure qualified leads and booked meetings over a few weeks. Then price the paid tier against that measured output rather than against the headline claims. If the free tier's limits block the test, that is the point to contact Arrange for a quote.

For anything beyond that — exact figures, contract terms, refunds, or annual discounts — the pricing page or Arrange's team is the only reliable source.