AI introductions · Pricing guide
Boardy costs nothing to use under its 28 September 2026 Terms, and its one-time $100 offer goes only to users who book 25 meetings in 30 days. The $100 a month Pro price appears only in third-party coverage, and no Boardy page lists it. [1] [3] [5]
Add Omnitwine as a preferred source on Google| Plan | Per month (monthly) | Per month (annual) | What you get | Is it worth it? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boardy core service | Free | Free | Introductions and calls. You pay your phone carrier for calls. | Yes, to test. Introductions depend on both people saying yes, and the caps are not published.[1] [2] |
| Boardy Pro (reported) | $100 (third-party reports) | Not published | Reported extras differ: scheduling, meeting joining and follow-up (Blastra); a negotiation agent and meeting prep (Alpha Insights). | Only after Boardy confirms the price in writing. No Boardy page lists Pro.[3] [4] [5] |
| Calendar service after the $100 offer | $100 plus taxes | Not stated | Booking meetings by copying boardy@boardy.ai on an email thread. | Only if you want to keep booking through Boardy after the payout. Renewal terms are not stated.[1] |
| Happenstance Pro (rival) | Not on its pricing page; $29.99 in the App Store | $24 (billed $288 a year) | Unlimited Chat and CSV export of people from Chat. | Worth a look if you want to search for people yourself. It finds people on request rather than waiting for introductions.[10] [11] |
| Articuler Pro (rival) | $25 (US App Store) | $240 a year (subscription terms) | Matching across what Articuler says is 980 million-plus profiles. | Confirm the annual option at checkout, since the store lists it only in subscription terms.[12] [13] |
| Omnitwine | Free | Free | AI suggestions of members on the other side who fit the connection you need for what you're working on now, each with a reason, and a member directory for signed-in members, listing every member's name, email and LinkedIn. | Free with no cut. Its network is young, so who you meet depends on who has joined.[14] [15] [16] |
For most people looking for introductions, yes. The core service costs nothing, and the introductions you get don't depend on paying. Your phone carrier charges you for calls, which is the only cost the Terms name for the core service. [1] [2]
The limit is volume, not price. The FAQ confirms daily and per-person caps on introductions but publishes no numbers. Three third-party guides say the daily cap is three introductions, but Boardy gives no figure to check them against. [2] [3] [7] [8]
Test the free service on one live goal before you consider anything paid. Count the introductions that become a real meeting within a month. Boardy's own figure is about 20% of introductions leading to a meeting both people find useful, but the founder gave no denominator for it, so your count is the only number you can trust. [9]
Blastra and Alpha Insights both report that Pro costs $100 a month after a free-for-life window for the first 5,000 sign-ups, which launched in June 2026. Round Funded says the Boardy website shows no Pro price and no annual plan. [3] [4] [5]
Work Insiders reads the Terms another way. It says the $100 a month applies only to people who take the one-off payout, and that Pro unlocks when you connect Google Calendar. The Terms support that reading for the calendar service, and say nothing about a Pro tier. Ask Boardy for the Pro price, billing period and any trial in writing before you give a card number. [6] [1]
The offer pays $100 once to users who schedule at least 25 unique meetings in a 30-day period. Each contact counts once, and you must stop sending booking links during the period. The Terms cap the total at $5,000, which is 50 payments of $100, paid first come, first served. [1] [6]
Timing decides whether you get anything. You have 30 days after the offer period to claim, and Boardy aims to pay within 30 days of confirming eligibility. The Terms also say you are responsible for taxes on the $100, so it is not a tax-free bonus. [1]
Eligibility is unclear. The Terms limit the offer to users who receive it directly from Boardy and accept by replying to the offer message. The booking page is described as offering $100 to anyone who sets up the service. The two conflict, so ask Boardy in writing whether the offer applies to you before you count meetings. [1]
Taking the $100 ends your free access to the calendar service, and the choice is final once you send it. Keeping the service after the payout costs $100 a month plus applicable taxes. [1]
The Terms don't say whether that monthly charge bills automatically, or whether any fee applies if you book fewer than 25 meetings. Check your card statement after the first month, and cancel in writing if you don't plan to keep booking through Boardy. [1]
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