EverPitch OTO Prices: $37 to $544, and Why the Bundle Undercuts the Upgrades

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On the morning of November 14, the day before the first EverPitch launch webinar, I loaded both JVZoo checkouts. The front end is live at $37.00, “One payment”, and the Bundle checkout is live at $197.00, also one payment. Everything else in the funnel (four upgrades and two yearly MegaBundle tiers) is still switched off. So the prices below come from the checkouts where they exist, and from the vendor’s JV page and JV doc where they don’t yet.

Short version: the whole funnel runs from $37 to $544 in the first year, and the one-time Bundle is cheaper than buying its four parts one by one. If you want more than the front end, the EverPitch Bundle is the line I’d look at first. If you only want to try the tool, the $37 Commercial front end is the cheapest way in. Before cart open, both links land on the vendor’s webinar registration page; that is the vendor’s setup, not a broken link.

What this page is based on: the EverPitch JV page and JV doc, the public sales page copy I saved on November 11, the upgrade pages at everpitch.co (/dfy, /vault, /agency, /ultra, /megabundle, /bundle), and the JVZoo checkout pages I loaded on November 14. I have not used EverPitch. Nothing here comes from inside the app.

The full price list, in one place

EverPitch sells two separate paths. Buyers who come through the main sales page see the front end, an order bump and four upgrades. Buyers who come through the Bundle page get the four core products in one checkout, then see one MegaBundle page with two yearly tiers.

The yearly items are the ones to watch. The Ultra page says it “renews every 12 months at the same price” and that you can cancel in JVZoo, after which your webinars keep working without the Ultra features. The MegaBundle page says the same for Gold and Platinum.

What credits actually buy

Every tier is priced in credits, so it helps to translate them. The sales page says a finished minute of webinar costs 40 credits. That gives:

• 3,000 credits (front end): about 75 finished minutes a month. The sales page’s own example is five 15-minute webinars.
• 8,000 credits (Credit Boost or Bundle): about 200 minutes a month.
• 10,000 credits (Gold): about 250 minutes.
• 25,000 credits (Platinum): about 625 minutes, plus 50 customer accounts at 1,000 credits each (about 25 minutes per customer per month).

Two details matter more than the headline numbers. First, the sales page says built webinars keep running when creation credits run out, and spoken Q&A answers are free up to 20 per session. Credits are spent on building, not on showing. Second, Ultra’s features are not free to run: the Ultra page says host-on-camera clips and avatar Q&As use 150 credits each from your plan. On the 3,000-credit front end, 20 of those would use the entire month.

Budget tier 1: $37, the front end and nothing else

This gets you the full app: scripts, slides and voice from a prompt, document, link or recording; 73 layouts in 11 styles; 30 voices in 87 languages; the evergreen room with spoken Q&A; registration and replay pages; and a commercial licence. The checkout text says “Includes 3,000 credits every month. One payment.”

Who it fits: anyone who wants to build one or two webinars a month for their own offer. 75 minutes is enough for a 30-minute flagship webinar plus a translated copy, which is the sales page’s “Month B” example.

Take the front end here and decline every upgrade. You can judge the rest of the funnel after you’ve seen what one webinar costs you in credits.

Budget tier 2: around $200, where the Bundle wins

This is the part of the funnel with a clear answer. Add up the four core products on the front-end path:

$37 (Commercial) + $67 (DFY Webinars) + $47 (Kit Vault) + $77 (Agency) = $228, with 3,000 credits a month.

The Bundle contains the same four products and was $197 at the checkout on November 14. It also comes with 8,000 credits a month, the same amount the front end’s Credit Boost bump sells for $77 a year. So at $197 you save $31 on the products and skip a $77 yearly fee. Even after the JV page’s announced move to $227, the Bundle is still $1 under the piecemeal total and keeps the credit advantage.

The one thing the Bundle doesn’t include is Ultra. That matters in the next tier.

The JV doc also mentions a Bundle coupon, “EPBUNDLE”, with the amount left as “$xx” and a note that it “will change throughout launch”. I haven’t applied it at checkout, so I can’t tell you what it takes off. Try it on the Bundle checkout and see.

If you’d rather build up piece by piece from the front end, these are the individual upgrade links: DFY Webinars, Kit Vault and Agency. They are offered one at a time after the front-end checkout, and on November 14 their JVZoo links still showed JVZoo’s “not available” page because the vendor hadn’t switched them on yet.

Are DFY Webinars and Kit Vault worth it on their own?

The DFY page says copying a finished webinar into your account uses no credits, and its own estimate for the set is ten 15-minute webinars. At 40 credits a minute, building 150 minutes yourself would cost about 6,000 credits, which is two months of the front-end allowance. That is a reasonable case for the $67 if the topics suit you. The Kit Vault is different: the page says building from a kit “costs the same credits as any build”. You pay $47 for the briefs, not for saved credits.

Budget tier 3: $394 to $402, Ultra and more credits

If you want Ultra, the path you entered by decides what it costs.

• Front-end path, everything: $37 + $77 Credit Boost + $67 + $47 + $77 + $97 Ultra = $402 in year one, with 8,000 credits a month. After that, the two yearly items renew at $174 a year.
• Bundle path with Gold: $197 Bundle + $197 MegaBundle Gold = $394 in year one, with 10,000 credits a month. After that, Gold renews at $197 a year.

So the Bundle route is $8 cheaper in year one and gives 2,000 more credits a month, but it costs $23 a year more from year two. The JV page says Bundle buyers see one MegaBundle upgrade page with Gold and Platinum, which suggests Ultra on its own ($97) isn’t offered on that path. If you only want Ultra and not the extra credits, that $100 a year gap between Ultra and Gold is worth a question to support before you buy.

The reason Ultra is yearly is spelled out on its page: the features run on live video and voice AI that cost money each time a viewer uses them. That’s a fair explanation, and it also tells you these features will keep consuming your credits.

Budget tier 4: $544, Platinum for resellers

$197 Bundle + $347 MegaBundle Platinum = $544 in year one, then $347 a year. If you buy after the Bundle moves to $227, that becomes $574, which matches the “up to $574” cart total on the JV page.

Platinum is the only tier with reseller rights: 50 customer accounts, each with 1,000 credits a month. That’s about 25 finished minutes per customer, which is roughly one short webinar each. If you plan to resell, work out what you’d charge for 25 minutes a month before paying $347 a year for the right to do it. Note that Gold and Platinum are both described as yearly, so the reseller accounts depend on you renewing.

Three numbers on the pages that don’t line up

• The launch date. MunchEye lists EverPitch for November 15. The JVZoo product page says the release date is 11/16/2026 at 11:00. The JV page explains both: the cart opens for attendees at the first webinar (Sunday November 15, 8 PM EST), and the public sales page goes live Monday November 16, 11 AM EST. The launch closes Saturday November 21, 11:59 PM EST.
• The Bundle price. The November 11 sales page showed the Bundle at $197 one time with no mention of a rise. The JV page and JV doc say it moves from $197 to $227 during the launch. Checkout on November 14: $197.
• A product called “Pro”. The Agency page says client webinars use your plan’s credits and suggests pairing Agency “with Pro for 8,000 credits a month”. There is no product called Pro in the JV doc’s funnel. The 8,000-credit option on the front-end path is the $77-a-year Credit Boost bump, so I assume that is what it means, but I’d confirm.

The vendor’s pattern on earlier launches

The sales page signs off as “Team Todd”, and JVZoo lists the seller as Oliver Goodwin, Synthesys AI Studio. I’ve covered several of their funnels. On CueVue, the All Access price went from $147 at launch to $170 by November 4. On Reel Remix, a $127 launch price had become $153 when I rechecked on November 8. Postonomous also used a credit-based funnel, and I did the credit maths there too. So the announced $197 to $227 Bundle rise fits what they usually do. If the Bundle is your pick, buying early in the launch week is cheaper.

EverPitch differs from those funnels in one way: it has two recurring products (Credit Boost and Ultra) on the front-end path, and the MegaBundle tiers are yearly too. By comparison, every CueVue checkout I rechecked on November 8 was a single payment.

Questions I’d send to support@everpitch.co first

• The front end is one payment with 3,000 credits “every month”. Is there a stated period for those monthly credits, or is it for the life of the product?
• If I cancel Credit Boost after a year, does the account go back to 3,000 credits, and do unused credits roll over?
• Can a Bundle buyer add Ultra alone for $97 a year, or only through Gold?
• Do Platinum’s 50 reseller accounts stop working if I don’t renew?

Short answers

What is the cheapest way to get EverPitch?

The $37 Commercial front end with no upgrades. It includes the full app and 3,000 credits a month, one payment per the checkout.

Is the Bundle better value than the upgrades?

Yes, on these numbers. The four core products cost $228 bought separately; the Bundle was $197 on November 14 and adds 8,000 monthly credits that otherwise cost $77 a year.

Which EverPitch upsells are recurring?

Credit Boost ($77), Ultra ($97), MegaBundle Gold ($197) and Platinum ($347) are all yearly. DFY Webinars, Kit Vault, Agency, the front end and the Bundle are one-time.

Is there a refund window?

Yes. The sales page and the JVZoo checkout both state 30 days, requested through support and refunded through JVZoo.

My pick, based only on the numbers above: the $37 front end if you’re testing, the Bundle if you know you’ll use more than 75 minutes a month or want the DFY webinars, and Gold or Platinum only after you’ve used up a month of credits. I’ll add the live upgrade prices to this page once the cart opens.

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