What is the difference between Basic, Pro and Max?
Updated 29 September 2026
The Short Answer
Every paid plan gives you the whole product. They differ in credits a month: Basic S$50 for 500, Pro S$100 for 1,000, Max S$150 for 1,500. Free gives you 50 a month to try it. Paying annually gives you two months free, about 17% off.
There is no feature locked behind a higher plan. What changes is how much you can do in a month.
What does each plan cost, and what do I get?
| Plan | Per month | Credits a month |
|---|---|---|
| Free | S$0 | 50 |
| Basic | S$50 | 500 |
| Pro | S$100 | 1,000 |
| Max | S$150 | 1,500 |
Free gives you 50 credits a month — enough to try the product properly, not enough to run a book on.
Do the higher plans unlock extra features?
No. Every paid plan gives you everything PropKaki does — the assistant, your prospects, your Inbox, the connectors, the document tools. Basic is full access; Pro and Max are the same product with more room in the month.
Which plan is right for me?
Work backwards from your sending. A drafted message to one person costs 2 credits all in — 1 to write it, 1 to send it.
- Basic (500) is roughly 250 drafted-and-sent messages a month.
- Pro (1,000) is roughly 500.
- Max (1,500) is roughly 750.
Leave room for the questions you ask along the way, at 2 each.
Is annual cheaper?
Yes. Paying for a year gives you 2 months free, which works out at about 17% off the monthly price. You can switch between monthly and annual in Account Settings → Billing.