The $100 band is where the data runs out
7 tools charge $100–199 a month and publish both a price and a figure. Entry runs $100 → $199; reported MRR runs $1,077 → $53,306, against a median of $2,702 one band down — 3.7× the revenue for a 3.7× higher price.
| Tool | Stage | Entry | MRR | Last report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| traxy.ai | Find leads | $109 | $53,306 | 2026-10-01 |
| WaLead | Outreach | $185 | $24,568 | 2026-10-01 |
| Bazzly | Demand gen & ads | $199 | $15,000 | 2026-10-23 |
| AdStellar | Demand gen & ads | $100 | $9,957 | 2026-10-01 |
| Formo | Demand gen & ads | $199 | $5,240 | 2026-10-01 |
| novoads | Demand gen & ads | $129 | $3,925 | 2026-10-01 |
| GetMentioned | Demand gen & ads | $100 | $1,077 | 2026-10-01 |
Median $9,957 · mean $16,153 · spread 49×. One band down the spread was 189×; here it is 49×. The weakest still reports $1,077 a month.
The dearest is not the biggest. Bazzly charges $199 and reports $15,000. traxy.ai charges $109 and reports $53,306 — more than the 2 tools at $199 combined ($20,240). Rank correlation between entry price and MRR in this band is 0.29.
7 is the whole sample. That is how many tools in the index sit in this band and publish both numbers. Everything below is a statement about those 7 and nobody else.
What changes between $40 and $150
Two bands, one page apart. Down at $26–49 the entry price hardly ordered the list — the tools at $40 out-earned the ones at $49, and the rank correlation there was 0.08. Up here the median is $9,957, 3.7× the $2,702 below, for a median price 3.7× higher. Revenue and price move together at roughly the same rate, which is a different pattern from the band below — not a bigger effect.
The honest reading is not "charge more, earn more". It is that the products still publishing figures at this level are the ones that survived long enough to have something to show, and the band above $100 is mostly quiet: most tools here quote instead of listing a price.
What this page does not tell you
7 tools is not a market. Every figure is self-reported on the founder's own dashboard and none of it is audited. A $199 list price can hide annual contracts, per-seat maths or a services line that never shows up in MRR. Tools that publish MRR but no price are excluded, and so are tools that publish a price and no figure — those two groups are larger than this band.
If you are setting a price above $100
- Look at the stage before the number. These 7 tools are doing different jobs; your real comparables are on Stages and in your band on Price bands.
- Expect a budget comparison, not a rival's price. Above $100 the buyer is weighing you against a line item, so what changed for the tools that moved is worth reading on Price changes.
- Publish the number if you want to be comparable. Most tools in this band do not, which is why the sample is 7. The ones that do are the only ones anyone can check.
Entry price is the cheapest monthly tier on the tool's own pricing page, in USD. MRR is the latest monthly figure the founder published, with the date it was reported. Only tools that publish both appear here. Earlier in this series: the $40 band and the $50–99 band.