Outreach + Gong Pricing (2026): Neither Publishes a Number
Independent Verdict
Neither vendor publishes a dollar figure anywhere we can find, including on AWS Marketplace, where both are private-offer only. You will see confident per-seat numbers for Outreach and Gong quoted around the web. They come from aggregators of self-reported buyer data, and they are not prices, so this page does not carry them. What each vendor does disclose is worth having, because it tells you which questions decide your bill. Outreach names four Amplify tiers by AI-credit allowance and states plainly that pricing is per user with no platform fees and support included. Gong says the opposite about fees: licences are priced per user AND there is a separate platform fee sized to the number of users supported, so a seat rate alone will not tell you what you owe. Note also that these are not competitors for the same budget line. Outreach is where your reps work; Gong analyses what happened afterwards. Most teams that run one end up running both.
Outreach Amplify: What Outreach Publishes
| Plan | Published price | What differs between tiers |
|---|---|---|
| Amplify Essentials | Not published | 10,000 AI credits. Entry tier. Button reads Request pricing. |
| Amplify Core | Not published | 25,000 AI credits. |
| Amplify Plus | Not published | 50,000 AI credits. Outreach marks this Most Popular. |
| Amplify Pro | Not published | 100,000 AI credits. Full Amplify stack. |
| Platform fee | None | Outreach states verbatim: Per user pricing. No platform fees. Support included. |
Source: outreach.ai/pricing, verified September 2026. Every tier reads Request pricing; no dollar figure appears. Its AWS Marketplace listing (Outreach Sales Execution Platform) directs buyers to contact Outreach for a private offer, so there is no public rate card there either. Because the tiers differ by AI-credit allowance rather than by feature, the question that moves your quote is how many credits your sequence volume actually consumes -- ask for a credit-consumption estimate against your send volume, not just a seat rate.
Gong: What Gong Publishes
| Component | Published price | What Gong says about it |
|---|---|---|
| Per-user licences | Not published | Gong states: Licenses are priced per user. |
| Platform fee | Not published | Gong states there is a platform fee based on the number of users supported. It is charged on top of the seats. |
| Modules | Not published | Conversation Intelligence, Engage and Forecast are listed on AWS Marketplace as available through private offer only. |
| Quote routing | Not published | The pricing page asks how big your team is (1-50, 51-1,000, 1,001-9,999, 10,000+) and returns a customised proposal. |
Source: gong.io/pricing, verified September 2026. The two things Gong does tell you are the two things that make its bill hard to predict: the seat rate and the platform fee move independently, and the platform fee is sized to the number of users supported rather than the number you licence. That is the number to pin down first in a quote, because at small seat counts it can dominate the per-seat cost entirely. Ask for the platform fee and the seat rate as separate line items, and ask what happens to the platform fee when headcount changes mid-term.