Pricing depends on the selected plan, within which you receive points to use in the system. The prepaid billing model is based on the number of contacts available in your account and the duration of the subscription.

How much does a contact (record in DMSales) cost?

PRO Data (contacts with marketing consent) – 1.8 points per contact, regardless of the campaign type.
Each contact includes valid consent for marketing communication (phone or email outreach). These can be B2B or B2C contacts and may include a phone number, email address, or postal address.

Public Data – 0.35 points per contact.
These contacts are sourced from publicly available data, such as company websites or public profiles (e.g., LinkedIn). You only pay for the specific contact you choose to download to your panel.

Each contact includes at least one useful data point, such as:

• Email address

• Phone number

• Company address

Additionally (if available), it may include:

• Company name and industry

• Job title (e.g., Marketing Manager, CEO)

• LinkedIn profile link

Additional features and services:

• Purchase intent monitoring (Public Procurement Database) – Receive SMS notifications about relevant tenders and opportunities. Access can be unlocked for 50 points.

• Website visitor identification – Identify companies visiting your website via IP tracking and receive contact details (at least an email address) for your project: 1.8 points per contact.

• Local business search – Access a database of companies sourced directly from Google Maps: 0.35 points per contact.

• AI email content generator – Create personalized emails in seconds using AI: 0.1 points per email.

• Technical support – Schedule a consultation with DMSales support: 250 PLN per hour.

• Data enrichment – Enhance your contacts with additional information (e.g., based on tax ID: phone number, email, company details, age). PRO Data: 1.8 points; Public Data: 0.35 points.

• Contractor credibility report – Verify business partners based on organizational data, payment reliability, financial documents, customer trust, development level, and growth forecast: 25 points.

• SMS campaigns – Send SMS messages with sender name: 0.15 points per message.

• Email campaigns (DMSender) – Send emails: 0.01 points per email.

• Phone calls via DMSales – Make calls and record outgoing conversations: 0.02 points per second of connection.

Additional services are priced individually upon client request.

Each user, after selecting a plan, receives a package of points that can be flexibly used for selected services on DMSales.com. The pricing details show the point value assigned to each service. You can top up your account with additional points at any time via the Billing Center.

At the end of the billing period, an invoice is issued. If it is not paid within 7 days, access to the system will be blocked. Access will be restored once the payment is completed.

The plan is extended for the next billing period starting from the invoice issue date, not the payment date.

If your access has been suspended and you want to restore it, you will need to select a plan again. The new billing period will then start from the date of purchase.

Yes, our data complies with GDPR requirements. As a company specializing in sales- and marketing-qualified contacts, we operate in full compliance with GDPR and provide comprehensive support to our clients.

PRO contacts sourced from DBMS Sp. z o.o. databases include valid marketing consents and are collected in accordance with GDPR regulations. The entire process is supervised by a Data Protection Officer (DPO).

In the case of data with marketing consent, all processes are overseen by the DPO, and any requests are handled via a dedicated contact channel. More information about consents can be found in our relevant policies.

Contacts sourced from public databases are publicly available on the Internet and collected from open sources such as company registers and websites. When using this data, the DMSales user becomes the Data Controller. These contacts do not include marketing consent.

The legal obligation to inform data subjects rests with the user, as they become the Data Controller at the moment of using the data. Such data may come from sources including the Internet, official registers (e.g., KRS, CEIDG), LinkedIn, Google Business profiles, and similar platforms.