Consensus pricing · explained

Consensus (goconsensus.com) pricing, and what a team actually pays.

Consensus publishes Starter at $600/mo and Pro at $1,250/mo, both billed annually, plus a custom Enterprise tier — what each includes and what five and ten users cost.

Updated August 23, 2026 · Prices read from Consensus's page on August 24, 2026 · By Tellane team

The short answer

What the price list means

Consensus publishes two plans and a quote tier, billed annually: Starter at $600 a month for five users with video demos, product tours, and marketing-automation integrations; Pro at $1,250 a month for ten users adding AI video generation, Salesforce, Slack, and sales analytics with stakeholder discovery; Enterprise custom with simulations and SSO. There is no free plan or trial. It is video demo automation priced for sales teams, not a clickable-demo tool for a marketing site.

As published

Consensus's plans on August 24, 2026

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)SeatsNotes
Starter$6005Video demos, product tours, HubSpot/Marketo/Pardot
Pro$1,25010AI video, Salesforce, Slack, sales analytics
EnterpriseQuoteQuotecustomSimulations, SSO, partner portal

Read from goconsensus.com/pricing. Monthly column = billed monthly; annual column = per month when billed yearly.

Read the footnotes

What decides the real bill

  • No free plan or trial.
  • Annual billing only; the minimum commitment is $7,200.
  • Salesforce, Slack, and sales analytics are Pro ($15,000/yr); simulations and SSO are Enterprise.
  • User bundles are fixed (5, 10); an eleventh user means Enterprise.
  • Entry is $600/mo billed annually for 5 users (≈ $7,200/yr); there is no free plan or trial.

    Consensus pricing page

Worked examples

Three teams, per year, on annual billing

Computed from the plan rules above — cheapest plan that seats the team, and the cheapest plan with HTML capture where that differs. The same team on Tellane is shown for scale; Tellane captures screenshots, not HTML.

TeamConsensus — cheapest planConsensus — with HTMLTellane Growth
Solo marketer1 seat · One person building demos for the website.$7,200/yrStarter · 5 users; annual only; video demos and product tours$7,200/yrStarter · 5 users; annual only; video demos and product tours$468/yr$39 per builder seat per month, annual; viewers and lanes unlimited
Five-person team5 seats · Marketing plus a couple of sales engineers editing demos.$7,200/yrStarter · 5 users; annual only; video demos and product tours$7,200/yrStarter · 5 users; annual only; video demos and product tours$2,340/yr$39 per builder seat per month, annual; viewers and lanes unlimited
Ten seats10 seats · Marketing, sales, and customer success all publishing.$15,000/yrPro · 10 users; annual only; adds Salesforce, Slack, sales analytics$15,000/yrPro · 10 users; annual only; adds Salesforce, Slack, sales analytics$4,680/yr$39 per builder seat per month, annual; viewers and lanes unlimited

When to pay it

When Consensus is worth the price

  • Sales teams selling to buying committees who need to know which stakeholder watched what.
  • Video-first demo programs with MAP and CRM integrations.

And when it is not: anyone who needs a clickable interactive demo on a free plan; teams under five people.

FAQ

Consensus pricing — questions

How much does Consensus cost?

Starter $600/mo for 5 users and Pro $1,250/mo for 10 users, both billed annually; Enterprise is custom.

Is there a free version of Consensus?

No.

Is Consensus an interactive demo tool?

Its core is video demo automation; product tours are included and simulations are Enterprise. For clickable demos buyers drive, see the interactive-demo tools on the alternatives page.

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Sources

  1. Consensus pricing pagegoconsensus.com/pricing