A workspace that grows with your conversations.

Ralix is being built as one business OS for sales and marketing: agents find relevant businesses, prepare email outreach, follow up, sort replies and keep deals moving. You choose the approval level and have the conversations. Relevant fit is not proof of need or intent. The connected launch workflow is not all available today.

GoHighLevel offers a broad platform with prospecting, CRM, workflows and AI tools. Ralix focuses on a simpler, agent-led workflow for solo operators and small teams running one service business. It is not an agency, multi-business or white-label platform.

Prospect messages start in Approve mode: the agent prepares the exact work for your decision. You can choose Suggest, Approve or bounded Autopilot for eligible agents. No sending is enabled merely by saving a prospect or a draft; connected-email execution is still being built.

Gmail and Microsoft 365/Outlook connections are being built using delegated OAuth. A provider must be configured and ready before its connection is enabled. Generic IMAP/SMTP is not an active connection option today.

No service can guarantee inbox placement. Sender reputation, authentication, message relevance and recipient preferences matter. A listed email does not establish deliverability, consent or current operation. Sending must respect the connected mailbox, approval, suppression and published sending limits.

Public social pages can provide a manual route to a business. The new sequence design can prepare a manual task and message for you; it does not automatically send Facebook or LinkedIn messages. Automated outreach is email-only for this release.

Paid pages and forms generated from Your business are part of the launch design, with booking and enquiry capture linked to the same business records. They are in development and are not included in Free.

The Booking agent is designed to offer your open times, confirm appointments and handle reminders and rescheduling. Calendar connection and the booking workflow must be released and configured first; this is not active in the existing research workspace.

The paid Marketing agent is designed to draft newsletters and social posts for approval. Newsletters require an opted-in audience; saving a cold prospect never subscribes them. Social publishing also depends on the provider connection and permissions. These capabilities are in development and are excluded from Free.

No. Keep your own payment links and payment pages. The planned webhook integration records the matching deal as won after a verified payment event; Ralix does not hold your customer funds. Your Ralix subscription is separate.

The planned full-website add-on is $19 per month for your business, with a custom domain. It is separate from the workspace plan and is not open for purchase or publication yet.

CSV import and export are in the build plan, with mapping and review before records are added. Imported contact information does not imply permission to send outreach or newsletters. This integration is not released yet.

The existing research API and scoped MCP tools can be used by compatible clients with an authorized Ralix key. The new CRM, mailbox and sequence commands will be exposed as those modules are integrated. An assistant never bypasses workspace permissions, approval or plan allowances.

The new Free plan is one lifetime search for up to 10 real prospects with reasons, plus an outbound email demonstration as that flow becomes available. Solo is $49/month for 30 searches, one user and one mailbox; Pro is $99/month for 100 searches, three users and three mailboxes. Paid searches return up to 50 prospects. These are maximums, not guaranteed lead counts. Free has no recurring searches, inbound or marketing. New-plan checkout is not open yet.

The new paid plans are designed to be month to month, with in-app cancellation and portable data export. Existing subscriptions keep their agreed terms. The new export/billing controls are still being integrated. Sending allowances and monthly period/rollover policies will be published before new paid checkout opens; we are not promising a reset or rollover rule that has not been finalized.