Pricing
Configured around your business.
Colloqia combines an initial workspace setup with an ongoing subscription. Your workspace is configured around the sources, customers, products, competitors, topics, and team that matter to your business.
Instead of searching multiple platforms and maintaining separate alerts, notes, drafts, and spreadsheets, your team receives one focused workspace that continually finds, explains, and organizes the conversations relevant to your business.
Workspace setup
A one-time configuration process to define your business, sources, knowledge, and team.
- —Business and objective definition
- —Product and service profiles
- —Customer and audience profiles
- —Competitor profiles
- —Source selection
- —Watchlist creation
- —Keyword and terminology development
- —Company knowledge setup
- —Community guidance setup
- —Team roles and workflow
- —Briefing and alert configuration
Monthly workspace subscription
Ongoing access to discovery, analysis, coordination, and learning.
- —Continuous discovery
- —Watchlist monitoring
- —Daily or scheduled briefings
- —Conversation analysis and context
- —Saved history
- —Community Memory
- —Response and action workspaces
- —Team coordination
- —Analytics and reporting
- —Knowledge updates
- —Support and configuration adjustments
What beta pricing depends on
Beta pricing is provided after we review your sources, monitoring scope, team, and workflow requirements.
We review your request and recommend a configuration before you commit. No credit card is required to request beta access.
Pricing FAQ
How do I get access?
Every Colloqia workspace is configured to your sources, watchlists, and team. Submit the beta access request form and we will review it, recommend an initial configuration, and reach out — usually within two business days.
Is there a free trial?
There is no self-serve trial. Because each workspace is scoped to your sources and team, we configure it for you and walk you through it. Use the interactive demo to explore the product first.
What sources are supported?
Current beta sources include Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Overflow, GitHub, Discord, Indie Hackers, and LinkedIn. Availability and setup vary by source. Some use public information, while others require a customer-authorized connection or depend on platform permissions. See the source documentation for details.
How is pricing determined?
Beta pricing depends on your number and type of sources, watchlist volume, research and monitoring scope, team size, knowledge configuration, workflow requirements, and reporting and support needs. We review your request and recommend a configuration before you commit.
Can I change my configuration later?
Yes. You can add sources, watchlists, or team members as your needs grow. We adjust your workspace and pricing accordingly.