FAQ
The practical questions before you start.
Pricing, product boundaries, connections, scheduling, and the path from a free ARIA build into Launch, Grow, UbiVibe Team, or Enterprise.
What is Try ARIA?+
Try ARIA is the free public entry point. You describe what you want, ARIA confirms the interpretation, Launch produces a working first build, and one normal refinement is included before you decide whether to continue.
What does Launch Pro cost?+
Launch Pro is $20 per month. It is for continuing the same project after the free ARIA build rather than restarting intake or creating a duplicate project.
What does UbiVibe Team cost?+
UbiVibe Team is $40 per user per month. It adds the shared workspace, connections, memory, governance, and pooled operating layer used when work moves from an individual build into company execution.
What is Grow?+
Grow is the GTM execution surface for account discovery, outbound, reply handling, voice workflows, scheduling, and pipeline actions. The work stays attached to the same commercial context instead of being split across disconnected campaign tools.
How many systems can UbiVibe connect to?+
UbiVibe supports more than 700 connections across CRM, finance, productivity, communications, support, commerce, HR, data, and other business systems. The integrations shown on the site are examples rather than the full catalog.
Do I need to expose my calendar directly to website visitors?+
No. Website meeting requests flow into Grow, which uses the connected calendar behind the product to surface availability and attach the booked meeting to the same prospect and opportunity record.
When should I use Launch instead of UbiVibe Team?+
Use Launch when the goal is to build and continue a focused website, app, CRM, dashboard, workflow, or internal tool. Move to UbiVibe Team when the work becomes shared, connected, governed, or operational across a company.
When should I use Grow?+
Use Grow when the job is revenue execution: sourcing accounts, running outreach, handling replies or voice conversations, booking meetings, and moving pipeline actions forward from connected company context.
Is Enterprise a self-serve plan?+
No. Enterprise is a custom deployment path for organizations that need broader rollout, governance, operating-model design, or deployment support. It remains sales-led rather than a public self-serve checkout.
Start
See the product before choosing the plan.
Start with Try ARIA, or go directly to the product surface that matches the work you need to do.