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# Guide to the FundStory Pro Plan
## In this guide we will cover:
* Why upgrade to Pro
* Pro pricing
### Why upgrade to Pro?
The Fundstory Pro plan was built for those finance teams who want an unfair advantage in the fundraising game. The Pro plan promotes better decision-making by increasing the power and scope of our already industry-leading toolkit. Save time with unlimited saved partners, partner-specific goal insights, including proprietary AI forecasting, and app power-ups to maximize app capability. Act on our Pro recommendations to increase your funding odds, receive better terms on your deal, and lower your cost of capital. We understand that time is money, which is why all Pro plan users also receive priority support on all inquiries from our dedicated support team.
### Pro pricing
The Fundstory Pro plan pricing model combines the best of the freemium and variable pricing models that are commonly found in SaaS products. We believe that every user should be able to access the best features to maximize their productivity in their fundraising journey. Because of this, our Pro plan is accessible to teams of any size. Receive full Pro functionality for as low as $49/ month depending on your company's revenue with our variable pricing scale. We have also implemented a free 14-day trial so that you can confidently determine the value of the Pro plan and see its effect on your business and your objectives.
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