What pricing plans and free trial options does Overloop offer?

Overloop offers a free trial and multiple paid plans. The site states a 7-day free trial, and the homepage includes the call to action "Pick a plan. Start free." with a link to its pricing page. Exact prices, seat limits, and feature caps are not listed on the homepage, so you need to open the pricing page to see current numbers.

What the site confirms

The homepage does not publish dollar amounts, per-seat rates, or which features sit behind which tier. Treat any specific price you see elsewhere as unverified until you check the pricing page directly.

What the trial covers

The trial is framed around the full prospecting workflow shown on the homepage, not a single feature:

• Sourcing prospects — search by criteria such as job title, industry, company size, and country (the example on the page uses "Sales leaders UK," 100% Head of Sales, B2B software, 11–200 employees, United Kingdom).
• Contact details — the platform returns email addresses for matched prospects.
• Campaigns — build multi-step sequences that mix email and LinkedIn actions with wait steps and conditional branches (for example, send an email, wait 2 days, then send a LinkedIn message only if the prospect is connected).
• Inbox and replies — replies land in a shared inbox, with AI-drafted responses you review and edit before sending.
• Reports and workflows — track campaign performance and connect other tools via integrations.

Because the trial is 7 days, the practical question is whether you can run a real campaign inside that window. If your list-building and copywriting take longer than a few days, plan to have your prospect criteria and message drafts ready before you start.

How to decide between plans

The homepage does not break down tiers, so use the pricing page to compare on these dimensions:

1. Contact or credit volume — how many verified contacts or email lookups you get per month.
2. Seats — how many people on your team can log in and work campaigns.
3. Channel coverage — whether email and LinkedIn outreach are both included at your tier.
4. Automation depth — whether conditional steps, wait times, and multi-step sequences are available.
5. Integrations — whether your CRM or data tools connect at that level.

If your team is one or two people running a single outbound motion, a lower tier is usually enough. If several reps need their own campaigns and shared inbox access, check seat limits before committing.

Common sticking points

• Trial length vs. setup time. Seven days is short if you are starting from scratch. Have your ideal customer profile and first sequence drafted first.
• "Start free" wording. The site says "Start free" and "7-day free trial." It does not state that any plan is permanently free, so do not assume a free tier exists beyond the trial.
• Prices not on the homepage. Any figure you need must come from the pricing page, since the homepage only signals that plans exist.
• Verification scope. The homepage shows email addresses for prospects but does not specify verification guarantees or bounce handling per plan — confirm this on the pricing page or with sales.

Next step

Open overloop.com/pricing, note the contact volume, seat count, and channel coverage for each tier, then start the 7-day trial with a prepared prospect list and one live sequence so you can judge results before the trial ends.