Exceptions panel
The cash, vendor, and deadline queue — the only inbox route that matters.
Pricing
The honest comparator is not a software seat — it is a person. A full-time operations hire runs $5,000–7,000 per month fully loaded; a part-time bookkeeper still lands $300–800 per month for the bookkeeping slice alone. $79 a month buys the watch between meetings, without the recruiting loop or the coverage gap.
What you get
The Pro tier unlocks the full readout of what Tallymark watches. The free tier watches the same inputs, gated lower — the upgrade moment is when you ask for more, not when we ask you to pay.
The cash, vendor, and deadline queue — the only inbox route that matters.
Cron-delivered draft on Mondays at 08:00 local time per the operational cron — never on demand.
Ask the workspace — exception history, threshold reasoning, and suppress-or-route decisions.
When you cross the line
The free tier caps at four connected integrations and one active threshold. The fifth integration, or a second threshold, is the hand-off — we surface the trigger inside the product so you see the line before you cross it. There is no surprise billing event.
What the brief actually does
The first brief arrives after the next scheduled weekly run of the engine — Mondays at 08:00 local time per the operational cron — not the moment you finish setup. There is no sales call, no implementation engineer, no manual hand-off. The workspace is self-serve end to end.
Nothing leaves the workspace automatically. The exceptions pipeline produces every output as a draft — visibly labelled DRAFT in the workspace reading view — and the workspace owner must approve each brief before any outbound notification fires. The default is no send.
Connect the five tools you already use. Cancel anytime from inside the workspace — no support ticket, no retention call. Annual contracts exist at a discount, but only if you ask.
Compare
The pricing shape — free tier first, $79/mo Pro, no annual contract — only lands in context. Two axis-by-axis reads of what Tallymark does and doesn't do against the tools buyers compare it to most.