Fyxer Pricing and Fyxer AI Pricing Plans With Cost per Seat and Credits

Fyxer costs $49 per person a month on the Pro plan and $99 per person a month on the Team plan when you pay monthly. Paying annually brings Pro to $37 a month and Team to $64 a month, charged upfront for the full year. That is $444 per person per year on Pro and $768 per person per year on Team. Enterprise is an annual contract priced for your organization, with no list price.

Fyxer bills per seat, and a seat is one paid member however many inboxes or calendars that person connects. Its billing help article gives the arithmetic directly: at $49 a user and four members, the monthly bill is $196. Viewers, who only read content shared with them, cost nothing, and neither do invitations that have not been accepted yet.

The annual discount is not the same on both plans. Fyxer's billing article says annual billing is 35% cheaper on Team and 25% cheaper on Pro and on the legacy plans, which is why the pricing page headline says "up to 35% off". On Pro, $49 less 25% is $36.75, shown as $37. On Team, $99 less 35% is $64.35, shown as $64.

The feature line that decides most purchases is simple. The Free plan does not sort your inbox or draft replies. Automatic labeling and drafts in your tone start on Pro. Several inboxes at once, a shared organization profile and assigned follow-ups start on Team.

One limit holds on every plan. Fyxer's FAQ answers "Can Fyxer send emails on my behalf?" with a plain no: it drafts replies in your inbox and a person decides what gets sent. Everyone in an organization is also on the same plan, so you cannot put two people on Team and the rest on Pro.

Credits are how Fyxer meters inbox sorting, meeting recording, chat and automations. Pro includes 3,000 credits per paid member each month, Team includes 6,000 per paid member pooled across the team, and the Free plan has 400. Drafting replies costs no credits on paid seats. Included credits reset monthly on annual plans too, and unused credits do not carry over.

The dollar column is our arithmetic: $37 divided by 3,000 credits is about 1.23 cents a credit. Fyxer does not sell credits at that rate. It is simply what each action costs you out of the allowance you have already paid for.

The chat row is where Fyxer contradicts itself. The rate table on fyxer.com/pricing lists 20 credits per chat message, and its Free plan note says 400 credits is "about 20 messages". The help article on credits lists 10 credits per message and says 400 credits is up to 40 chat messages. Both pages were live on October 15, 2026. Budget on the higher figure until Fyxer reconciles them.

For email alone, easily. For someone who spends most of the week in recorded meetings, no. Inbox sorting is cheap: 3,000 credits label 15,000 emails, which is 500 emails a day. Recording is expensive: the same 3,000 credits cover 50 hours of meetings, or about 11.5 hours a week. Here is what a month uses for three common US roles, priced with Fyxer's published rates and the 20 credit chat rate.

The pattern is clear. Meetings, not email, decide whether Pro is enough. An hour of recording costs 60 credits, the same as labeling 300 emails, so a meeting-heavy seat burns its allowance long before its inbox does.

Two things soften this. Every new Pro and Team plan gets unlimited credits for the first 3 months, so you will not hit the limit until month four. And on Team, credits are pooled, so a light user's unused 6,000 credits cover a heavy user's meetings. On Pro each member's 3,000 is their own.

If you have seen Fyxer priced at $30 and $50 a month, that was the old lineup. Fyxer's help center says it introduced new plans and pricing in September 2026, and that anyone who signed up before then is likely on a legacy plan called Starter or Professional. The help article many guides still cite for those prices, "Fyxer AI pricing and plan comparison", returned a 404 when we checked it on October 15, 2026.

Fyxer's own legacy article no longer prints these prices. It confirms the plans, the 25% annual discount on them, and four rules: you can stay on a legacy plan at the same price for now, you cannot switch between Starter and Professional, you can still add seats to a legacy plan, and new organizations cannot sign up for either one.

Existing customers who opt in to the new features keep their current price for a 14-day trial and then for 3 more months, unmetered. Monthly customers then choose a new plan or revert. Annual customers keep the features until their renewal date. Opting in requires accepting Fyxer's updated terms, even if you later revert.

Per-seat pricing scales in a straight line, so the first useful number is the annual bill for your real headcount. These figures are our arithmetic on Fyxer's published prices.

At 10 or more members Fyxer asks you to talk to sales for a volume quote, so the 10 and 25 person rows are a ceiling, not a final price. Enterprise has no minimum seat count to start, according to the pricing FAQ.

The setting that changes these numbers most is not the plan. Fyxer's billing article calls "Automatically add teammates" the most common cause of unexpected charges: when it is on, anyone who signs up with your company email domain joins the organization and becomes a paid seat. Turn it off under Admin settings, Organization, Members and access before you share Fyxer with anyone. Price changes come with at least 30 days of notice and apply from your next renewal, and a payment that stays unpaid for 30 days moves the organization to the Free allowance.

Fyxer sits in a crowded category, and the pricing models differ more than the features. This table uses each vendor's own pricing page for the lowest plan that sorts the inbox and drafts replies.

Superhuman's prices are from superhuman.com/mail/pricing, Carly's from usecarly.com/pricing read on October 14, 2026, and Marblism's from its pricing page and help center read the same day. Superhuman Business is $33 annual and the suite page lists $40 when billed monthly. We go through Superhuman in detail in Fyxer vs Superhuman pricing and price Marblism tier by tier on Marblism pricing.