Explainer
Valley pricing explained: seats, credits and the email add-on
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By the Bingle team · Published 26 October 2026 · Researched from the sources listed below, drafted with AI help and checked against those sources
Short answer
How much does Valley cost?
For a small B2B team selling on LinkedIn, Bingle is our pick at US$49 to US$149 a month after 7 free days with no card; Valley starts at US$199 a seat a month, or US$149 a month billed quarterly (US$447 a quarter, about A$638), for its LinkedIn-only Starter plan. Plus is US$299 a seat (US$249 quarterly) with 1,000 emails a month, and Growth is US$499 (US$419 quarterly) with US$300 of credits a month. Valley doesn't publish what Starter's email add-on or extra credits cost.
How we researched this
We read joinvalley.co/pricing (and its Markdown copy), the home, MCP, terms of service and privacy pages, and Valley's own pricing explainer on 26 October 2026 (AEDT), and took the A$ rate from the Reserve Bank of Australia's figure for 23 October. Valley has no public help centre we could find, and we didn't start a trial or reach checkout, so the hidden add-on prices stay unknown here.
What joinvalley.co/pricing showed on 26 October 2026
The page carries a line saying prices were updated on 19 October 2026. It shows three plans, Starter, Plus and Growth, each priced per seat per month, with a Monthly and a Quarterly toggle. The cards show a plain $ sign, but the page's structured data and its Markdown copy (reviewed 14 September 2026) both say USD, so we write US$ throughout.
Only Starter has a Start for free button. Plus and Growth both say Book a demo, so the page offers a demo rather than a self-serve sign-up for either. Teams of five seats or more are sent to Valley Scale, which has custom pricing and a Talk to sales link with no figure. A done-for-you service, Valley Done-For-You, is listed at US$1,499 a month but says it isn't accepting more users and offers a waitlist.
Quarterly billing is the cheaper way in. Starter drops from US$199 to US$149 a month, charged as US$447 every three months, a saving of about 25%. Plus drops by US$50 to US$249 and Growth by US$80 to US$419, both about 16%. Growth's quarterly price isn't in the page's visible FAQ, but it appears in the page's structured data, the Markdown copy and Valley's llms.txt file.
Valley's plans in one table
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed quarterly | Channels | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | US$199 a seat | US$149 a seat a month (US$447 a quarter) | LinkedIn only; email is an add-on | Prospecting, qualification and research, messages in your voice, campaigns, unified inbox, ICP scoring, the Scout copilot, CRM, API and MCP |
| Plus | US$299 a seat | US$249 a seat a month (US$747 a quarter) | LinkedIn and email | 1,000 emails a month, email waterfall enrichment, a priority Slack group, an onboarding call, a customer success manager, admin view |
| Growth | US$499 a seat | US$419 a seat a month (US$1,257 a quarter) | LinkedIn and email | Everything in Plus and US$300 of credits a month |
| Valley Scale | Custom | Custom | Not stated | For five seats or more; Talk to sales |
| Done-For-You | US$1,499 a month | Not stated | Run by Valley | Waitlist only on 26 Oct 2026 |
Every plan includes the same core platform, so Starter isn't a cut-down product on the LinkedIn side. The jump from Starter to Plus buys email, support and enrichment; the jump from Plus to Growth buys only credits. At quarterly prices, Growth costs US$170 a seat a month more than Plus for US$300 of credits, which is good value only if you'd spend that much on discovery and email lookups anyway.
What uses credits, and the prices Valley doesn't show
Valley's pricing FAQ splits the work in two. Finding new prospects, finding and verifying email addresses, and upgraded message generation use credits. Research, base message writing, imports and LinkedIn sending are in the subscription. So a Starter seat working only from lists you import, sending on LinkedIn with base messages, shouldn't need credits at all. A seat that asks Valley to find new people each week will.
On 26 October 2026 Valley published none of the following: what a credit costs, how many credits each action uses, the price of a credit top-up, or the price of Starter's three add-ons (email sending, priority Slack support and an onboarding call). Plus says additional credits are available separately, and Valley's own pricing explainer, updated 6 October, says extra credits can be bought on Plus. Neither gives a figure. The Markdown copy of the pricing page adds that credit allowances are not equivalent to numbers of messages and points to the checkout for current terms.
Two practical points follow. If you want email from day one, price Plus rather than Starter plus an unknown add-on, or ask Valley for the add-on price in writing before the trial ends. And if your plan depends on Valley finding new prospects for you, ask how many credits a typical week uses, because the US$300 a month on Growth is the only credit amount Valley states.
Valley's email runs from your own Gmail or Microsoft inbox. Its pricing explainer says Valley doesn't sell inboxes, buy domains or run warm-up, so the 1,000 emails a month on Plus and Growth go out from the mailbox you already have.
What Valley costs for one person and a team of three
List prices from joinvalley.co on 26 October 2026, before tax. The A$ column is approximate: we divided by the Reserve Bank of Australia's published rate for Friday 23 October 2026, A$1 = US$0.7006, and rounded to the dollar. The RBA says its rates shouldn't be relied on for commercial purposes, and your card provider's rate and fees will differ.
| Set-up | US$ a month | About A$ a month | Charged per quarter (quarterly billing) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person, Starter, monthly | US$199 | A$284 | Not applicable |
| 1 person, Starter, quarterly | US$149 | A$213 | US$447 (A$638) |
| 1 person, Plus, quarterly | US$249 | A$355 | US$747 (A$1,066) |
| 3 people, Starter, monthly | US$597 | A$852 | Not applicable |
| 3 people, Starter, quarterly | US$447 | A$638 | US$1,341 (A$1,914) |
| 3 people, Plus, monthly | US$897 | A$1,280 | Not applicable |
| 3 people, Plus, quarterly | US$747 | A$1,066 | US$2,241 (A$3,199) |
| 3 people, Growth, quarterly | US$1,257 | A$1,794 | US$3,771 (A$5,383) |
A solo founder on quarterly Starter pays US$1,788 a year, about A$2,552, before any email add-on or credits. A team of three that wants email lands on Plus at US$747 a month quarterly, because three Starter seats plus three email add-ons can't be priced from Valley's site. Three seats is below the five-seat point where Scale pricing starts, so there's no published team discount at that size.
Quarterly billing commits you for three months at a time. Valley's terms say subscriptions renew for periods equal to the first term, so a quarterly plan renews quarterly, and cancelling stops the next renewal without refunding the rest of the quarter.
Trial, renewal and refund terms
- The trial is 7 days for eligible new subscribers and needs a payment method. The terms limit it to one trial per company or email domain and say Valley can change or end trials at any time.
- The trial turns into a paid subscription unless you cancel before it ends, and the card on file is charged the current fees.
- Fees are non-refundable except where the law requires, with no partial or pro-rated refunds for unused time or capacity.
- The terms say a restriction LinkedIn applies to your account isn't a failure of Valley's service or a basis for a refund. Valley's own pricing explainer mentions a 5x safety guarantee in its terms; we searched the terms of service on 26 October 2026 and couldn't find that wording, so ask Valley to point to it before you rely on it.
- Fees exclude taxes. Valley is Think Fish Inc, trading as Valley, under New York law, and its privacy policy says it is based in the United States. If you buy from Australia, check at checkout whether GST is added and whether the invoice carries your ABN.
Set a reminder for day 6. Start the trial on a Tuesday and it ends the next Tuesday, so a Monday reminder leaves you a working day to decide while you can still cancel at no cost.
How Bingle's prices compare
We make Bingle, so read this with that in mind. Bingle is LinkedIn only and charges per plan rather than per seat. Its prices come from its own pricing page; Valley's are from joinvalley.co on 26 October 2026. A$ figures use the same RBA rate.
| Bingle | Valley |
|---|---|
| One person | |
| US$49 Starter (A$70) or US$79 Growth (A$113) | US$199 monthly (A$284) or US$149 quarterly (A$213) |
| Three LinkedIn accounts | |
| US$149 Agency (A$213), or Growth plus 2 extra accounts at US$29 = US$137 (A$196) | US$597 monthly (A$852) or US$447 quarterly (A$638) on Starter |
| Longer-term discount | |
| Annual: pay 10 months, get 12 (Growth US$790 a year) | Quarterly: about 16% to 25% off |
| Not offered; Bingle doesn't send email | Starter add-on (price not published) or 1,000 a month on Plus and Growth |
| Credits and add-ons | |
| One add-on on its pricing page, an extra LinkedIn account at US$29 a month; no credit packs | Credits for discovery, email finding and upgraded writing; top-up prices not published |
| Trial | |
| 7 days, full product, no card | 7 days, payment method required |
For a small team that sells on LinkedIn, Bingle covers the signal-led part of Valley's job for much less. It watches LinkedIn for profile views, engagement with competitors', influencers' and your own posts, job changes, hiring, funding and events, ranks each person by fit and timing with the reason and a link shown, and writes each message in your voice for your OK. At quarterly prices, one Valley Starter seat costs about three times Bingle's Starter, and three Valley seats cost exactly three times Bingle's Agency plan.
Bingle's plan limits are on its pricing page. Starter is meant for testing, and once billing opens it is planned at 10 signals, 25 new ranked leads a day and one active sequence. Growth adds every signal Bingle watches, up to 25 at once, and unlimited sequences. Agency covers up to 3 LinkedIn accounts. Bingle's Usage page shows today's AI actions and lead lookups against your allowance, and when you reach a limit, sources wait until it resets.
Valley is the better buy if you need email and LinkedIn in one sequence from your own inbox, email address finding, or a HubSpot connection; Bingle does none of those. The full feature comparison is on Bingle vs Valley, every Bingle plan is on pricing, and Gojiberry vs Valley sets Valley beside its closest signal-led rival. For more options, see our list of Valley alternatives.
Questions
Does Valley have a free trial?
Yes, 7 days for eligible new subscribers, with a payment method required. It converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel first, and the terms allow one trial per company or email domain.
Is Valley priced per seat?
Yes. Every plan price is per seat per month, and one seat connects one LinkedIn account. Three people on Starter pay US$597 a month, or US$447 a month on quarterly billing.
How much is Valley's email add-on?
Valley doesn't publish it. On 26 October 2026 the pricing page listed email sending as an optional add-on on Starter with no price; Plus, at US$299 a seat or US$249 quarterly, includes 1,000 emails a month.
What do Valley credits pay for?
Finding new prospects, finding and verifying email addresses, and upgraded message generation. Research, base message writing, imports and LinkedIn sending are included in the seat price, and Growth adds US$300 of credits a month.
Can I get a refund from Valley?
Generally no. Its terms say fees are non-refundable except where the law requires, and cancelling takes effect at the end of the billing period with no pro-rated refund.
What does Valley cost in Australian dollars?
At the RBA rate for 23 October 2026, Starter is about A$284 a month billed monthly or A$213 a month billed quarterly (A$638 a quarter). Plus is about A$427 a month billed monthly or A$355 a month billed quarterly, before any GST and card fees.
Sources
- Valley, Pricing. page says prices updated 19 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Valley pricing (Markdown). reviewed 14 Sep 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, llms.txt. reviewed 9 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, home page. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Valley MCP Server. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Valley AI Pricing Explained (2026). published 3 Aug 2026, updated 6 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Terms of Service. no effective date shown; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Privacy Policy. effective 30 Jan 2024; read 26 Oct 2026
- Reserve Bank of Australia, Exchange Rates. rate for 23 Oct 2026: A$1 = US$0.7006; read 26 Oct 2026
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