How much does Tamozo cost, and is there a free trial?

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Tamozo's Basic plan starts with a free trial, then runs from $19/month with the option to cancel anytime. That price sits under a "paid early access" label, so the product is still in an early stage and the plan lineup may change. For exact tiers and current rates, check the pricing page at tamozo.com/pricing — the $19 figure is the starting point, not a full price list.

What you get at that price

Every lead in a Tamozo list is fresh-checked at delivery, and each one comes with a written reason it fits your brief plus a LinkedIn profile and verified email. The company describes the output as a short list — 50 to 500 people ranked by fit — rather than a searchable database you filter yourself.

That distinction matters for cost-per-useful-lead math. You are not paying for volume or seat access to a contact pool; you are paying for a vetted short list tied to one plain-language description of your buyer.

What the free trial covers

The trial applies to the Basic plan, and the site frames it as the entry point before paid early access begins. Beyond "starts with a free trial," the source material does not specify trial length, lead volume, or whether trial output is limited. Treat those as open questions to confirm on the pricing page or with Tamozo directly before you build a workflow around it.

How to decide whether it's worth $19+

The pricing only makes sense against your own outreach budget. Tamozo's own argument is that LinkedIn caps connection requests at roughly 100 per week on every plan, which works out to about 400 real conversations a month if you prospect by hand. If that is your ceiling, list quality matters more than list size — a smaller, better-reasoned list beats a bigger export you have to qualify yourself.

Two conditions make the $19 starting price easy to justify:

  • You do your own outreach. Tamozo is built for outreach you run yourself; it is not a sending tool or a sequencer.
  • Your ICP resists filter menus. If your buyer definition includes criteria no dropdown captures — a funding event, a role that just appeared, a specific tech stack — the plain-language brief is the part you are paying for.

It is a weaker fit if you need bulk contacts, want to run your own boolean searches across a database, or need sending and tracking in the same tool.

Before you commit

  1. Start the free trial on the Basic plan and brief it with your real ICP, including exclusions.
  2. Check the returned leads against your own knowledge — does the written "why this lead" hold up, and are the emails verified?
  3. Compare the number of usable leads against the $19/month floor, then against whatever higher tier you would actually need.
  4. Confirm current pricing and trial terms at tamozo.com/pricing, since early-access pricing can shift.

The honest summary: there is a free trial, paid plans start at $19/month, and cancellation is allowed anytime. Whether that is cheap depends entirely on how many of the 50–500 returned leads you would have found and qualified yourself.