A small sales team usually pays for four tools that overlap: a contact database, a sequencer, a dialer and a CRM. Credits run out mid-month and seats cost more than the data. These are the tools where our review named a sales team, rep or outbound team as the buyer, with what each fixes and where it stops.
Each card gives the team's problem, whether the tool solves it (Yes or Partly, with the source and reading date), and the plan that fits that team size at the price we read.
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The pain“Prospecting on European companies is manual and meeting notes never reach the CRM.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 15 October 2026: Aira Connect covers all 14 markets, unlimited users, every CRM integration and 1,000 companies synced to your CRM.
The plan that fitsAira Connect, €499 a month billed annually (€5,988 a year); 5-day free trial
The pain“I want outreach personalised and meetings booked around the clock without hiring another SDR.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing reference (aisdr.com/pricing-for-llms, read 15 October 2026): pay as you go is $1.50 per person contacted, with no subscription, no contract and no sales call.
The plan that fitsPay as you go, $1.50 per person contacted, charged daily, no subscription
The pain“Prospecting, outreach and deliverability are split across several vendors for my reps.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra and TrustRadius, August 2026): 4.6 on G2 across 598 reviews, with the AI-written messages named as reading more human than the competition.
The plan that fitsGrowth, quote-only (price on request); it lists 4 users and 140,000 contacts
The pain“I pay for contact data, enrichment and sequences in three separate tools.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra and Trustpilot, August 2026): reviewers who paid for a database, a sequencer and enrichment separately name the consolidation as the main reason they stay.
The plan that fitsBasic, $49 per seat/mo billed annually ($65 monthly)
The pain“I run one outbound push now and then, and an annual data contract sits unused the rest of the year.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (Capterra, read 13 August 2026): reviewers from ZoomInfo, Lusha and Klaviyo swapped a contract they could not justify for per-use credits.
The plan that fitsCredit packs from $99 for 250 credits; credits never expire; new accounts get 10 free credits
The pain“My reps jump between a dialer, a texting tool and a CRM, and calls get logged late or never.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Aug 2026): the built-in dialer is the main reason calling teams pick Close, with calls, SMS and email in one tool.
The plan that fitsGrowth, $109 per user a month ($99 billed annually), where workflows and the power dialer start
The pain“Contacts are scattered across inboxes, LinkedIn and spreadsheets, and nobody knows who spoke to whom last.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (23 Oct 2026): a new group came with All people and Pipeline views, and the deal values we typed summed to $300.
The plan that fitsStandard, $24 per member a month billed yearly ($30 monthly)
The pain“Single databases leave half my call list without a mobile number, so reps waste time on blanks.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2 and practitioner reviews, Aug 2026): match rates reach 75-90% against the 50-60% of one tool, and G2 gives it 4.8 across 172 reviews.
The plan that fitsPro, from $29 a month, or $26 a month on annual billing
The pain“Companies visit our site every day, but sales can't see who they are and never follows up.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, GetApp and Software Advice, Aug 2026): reviewers find the identified-company view easy to read and note CRM links to Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho and Dynamics.
The plan that fitsDiscover, $79 a month billed annually, up to 50 identified companies a month (the same figures apply in euros)
The pain“Our reps send cold email daily, and a price per person punishes every new hire.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (24 Oct 2026): our CSV imported with all six columns recognised, custom variables included, and the 14-day trial asked for no card.
The plan that fitsEmail, $69 a month ($55 billed yearly): unlimited users, 50,000 emails a month
The pain“I want exhibitor and attendee lists for each show, and to pay for contacts only at the accounts that fit.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 26 October 2026: unlocking an event's exhibitors costs 2,000 credits, a returned email 15 and a returned phone number 150.
The plan that fitsBasic, $499 a month or $4,990 a year (35,000 credits a month, 5 seats)
The pain“Our CRM rations contacts or charges extra for API access, so every integration adds a fee.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 16 October 2026: every tier includes unlimited contacts and full API access.
The plan that fitsFoundation, $13 per user a month billed annually; capped at 100 open leads
The pain“Our deals live in spreadsheets and inboxes, and nobody can say where each one stands.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (21 Oct 2026): sign-up opened with a ready-made pipeline, and ticking off a task offered the next activity on the same deal.
The plan that fitsLite, €14 per seat a month billed annually, VAT excluded
The pain“I cannot buy stock for designs that may never sell.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 1 Oct 2026: the free plan has no monthly fee, and you pay only product cost plus shipping per order.
The plan that fitsFree plan
The pain“Our reps switch between tools for each channel and follow-ups slip through.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Aug 2026): SDR teams rate its multichannel sequences highly, 4.6 on G2 across 1,542+ reviews.
The plan that fitsMultichannel, $89 per user a month billed annually ($99 monthly); unlimited contacts
The pain“We lose hours hunting contact details for target accounts by hand, and ZoomInfo costs more than we can justify.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, Aug 2026): reviewers like the real-time search and the Chrome extension that pulls contacts while they browse.
The plan that fitsBasic or Pro licence, price on request; test on the free plan first
The pain“Our CRM is a pile of manual updates, and I'd like Claude or ChatGPT to work inside it directly.”
Does it solve it?YesVendor docs (home page): Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini can work with the CRM directly, and API plus MCP access comes with either paid plan.
The plan that fitsPro, $29 per seat a month billed yearly ($39 billed monthly), up to 5 team members
The pain“My reps burn hours hunting for contacts and buying signals outside a deep database.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Reddit, Aug 2026): at enterprise scale reviewers see no other source with this database depth and firmographic coverage.
The plan that fitsProfessional, price on request, annual contract
The pain“I need my prices to follow my suppliers' prices so margin doesn't leak.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (Trustpilot, Shopify App Store, August 2026): there is no automatic price sync, so a missed supplier price rise cuts margin on every order.
The plan that fitsStarter, $39/mo, plus a manual price check each week
The pain“Accept-all domains make some addresses bounce anyway, and I can't tell which ones will land.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, GetApp and Reddit, Aug 2026): r/coldemail users report bounces on addresses Bouncer marked deliverable; treat accept-all results as a gamble.
The plan that fitsPay-as-you-go, from $8 per 1,000 credits ($60 per 10,000)
The pain“Every sale loses a slice to the platform and another to Stripe, and my margin is already thin.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 12 October 2026: Circle's fee comes on top of Stripe's processing, and the lowest rate it prints is 0.5%, on the custom tier.
The plan that fitsBusiness, $199 a month billed yearly, which halves the cut to 1%
The pain“We need leads now, and a tool that takes weeks to learn leaves us stuck.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (G2, Aug 2026): reviewers put the learning curve at four to six weeks and advise budgeting it as onboarding cost.
The plan that fitsFree plan, capped at 200 rows per table and with no phone enrichment
The pain“Customers keep returning my shirts because the size they ordered feels too small.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (Shopify App Store, Trustpilot, August 2026): several reviewers ordered XL and received what felt like L, as sizes run about one smaller.
The plan that fitsPay per item with no minimum order, so one sample garment first
The pain“Nobody has time to research buyers, write sequences and follow up, so our outbound runs in short bursts.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, SourceForge, Software Finder, Slashdot, August 2026): reviewers who got through setup saw leads arrive quickly and engagement hold up.
The plan that fitsCore, $79 per seat a month, billed monthly; 500 credits a month per seat
The pain“Reps skip logging calls, so our CRM stays empty and coaching has nothing to work from.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 17 October 2026: CRM auto-complete, AI coaching and deal insights all start on the Business tier.
The plan that fitsBusiness, €48 per license a month billed yearly; no self-serve checkout, you book a demo
The pain“My reps dial numbers that go nowhere, and I can't show where our contact data came from.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, Aug 2026): reviewers choose it over US rivals for European coverage and GDPR-compliant sourcing; 4.5 on G2.
The plan that fitsStandard, 5 seats included, priced through a sales quote
The pain“My reps spend hours each day sending connection requests and follow-ups by hand.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Trustpilot and independent safety testing, Aug 2026): reviewers running modest volumes say campaigns work as described, with the browser closed.
The plan that fitsPro, $59 per user a month billed yearly ($79 monthly); each seat connects one LinkedIn account
The pain“I lose hours hunting for a prospect's verified email while browsing LinkedIn and company sites.”
Does it solve it?YesVendor docs: a Chrome extension shows verified emails on LinkedIn and websites, and a lookup with no match costs no credits.
The plan that fitsStarter, $37.45 a month billed yearly ($49.90 monthly), for one seat
The pain“Fresh mailboxes risk landing in spam, and I cannot babysit warmup on each one.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 7 Nov 2026: Growth includes unlimited senders and warmup, with seven warmup languages and a shared inbox. Inbox-placement claims are the vendor's own.
The plan that fitsGrowth, $30 a month or $16 a month billed annually
The pain“Follow-ups slip because my leads sit in a sheet with no reminders.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (23 Oct 2026): every lead we added took a next action with a date, and the list showed the days left.
The plan that fitsExpert, €22 a user a month billed annually; no lead cap
The pain“I send cold emails by hand and forget the follow-ups, so most prospects hear from me once.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 17 Oct 2026: every plan has unlimited campaigns and sequences, plus warm-up accounts, with no daily sending caps.
The plan that fitsStarter, $19 a month excluding VAT; 14-day free trial on monthly billing
The pain“My leads sit in scattered notes and I lose track of who I already contacted.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 11 Nov 2026: the entry plan includes a pipeline and a workspace for prospects, limited to one business.
The plan that fitsStarter, $19.99 a month at the standard price; Early Access discounts apply with a code
The pain“I want a B2B contact database with a published price, not a quote.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, re-verified 19 September 2026: contact and company views are unlimited on every tier, and the meter runs on exports, with 5,000 a month on Starter.
The plan that fitsStarter, $39 a month or $29 a month billed annually (5,000 export credits a month, 1 seat)
The pain“I never know who is ready to buy, so my outreach lands on people who are not looking.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (23 Oct 2026): onboarding loaded 22 preview leads, each with a why-now reason such as a recent funding round or a new role.
The plan that fitsStarter, $149 per user a month; 7-day trial, no card needed
The pain“Our reps' LinkedIn campaigns sit in separate logins and nobody sees activity across all of them.”
Does it solve it?YesIndependent LinkedIn-automation reviews, Aug 2026: reviewers single out the admin panel, seat management, global activity dashboard and shared templates.
The plan that fitsPro, $39.95 per seat a month from 20 seats; Agency and Enterprise need an annual commitment
The pain“Every extra mailbox on my cold email tool adds a fee, so growing my sending gets expensive fast.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 28 October 2026: Email Outreach alone covers 10,000 emails a month with unlimited email accounts and warm-up included.
The plan that fitsEmail Outreach Growth, $30 a month, 1 user
The pain“I send a screen recording before sales calls and never learn who watched it or what they clicked.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, August 2026): rated number one in demo automation, 4.8 across 1,343 reviews, and called the easiest tool in its category to learn.
The plan that fitsFree plan: no cost, one seat, one live demo at a time
The pain“Per-seat outreach tools bill for every teammate and every mailbox, so adding people gets expensive.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 18 Sep and 5 Oct 2026: unlimited team members and connected email accounts come with every plan.
The plan that fitsUsage plan, $35 a month minimum ($7 per 100 contacted prospects)
The pain“If LinkedIn restricts my profile, I lose years of connections that my pipeline depends on.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, Aug 2026): bans still happen, and one reviewer lost a ten-year-old account with more than 8,000 connections.
The plan that fitsBusiness, $79 a month per seat on annual billing; use the trial on a spare account first
The pain“Building a Shopify store by hand for each product idea takes too long to test it.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 9 October 2026: the plan covers the AI store builder, page builder, bundle upsells and cart upsells, up to 10 published pages and 250 cart orders.
The plan that fitsAll-in-One, $39 a month in USD with a 7-day free trial; up to 10 published pages, $1,000 of bundle revenue and 250 cart orders
The pain“Each extra store means more listing work, and I keep hitting my plan's limits.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 22 Oct 2026: Standard allows five integrations and 1,000 listings, with API and FTP access.
The plan that fitsStandard, $149.99 a month; product and shipping costs are billed on top
The pain“Amazon loses or damages stock every month, and nobody here has time to file the claims one by one.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (Trustpilot, Aug 2026): sellers name real recoveries, including one Belgian seller who got back over $40,000.
The plan that fitsCommission only, 25% after Amazon pays out; the audit is free and the rate is negotiable
The pain“I copy each order into a carrier site by hand and still pay close to retail postage.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 12 Nov 2026: it connects to your stores, pulls in orders and offers discounted UPS and USPS rates on the paid plans.
The plan that fitsGrowth, $19.99 a month, or $14 a month billed yearly; postage is extra
The pain“I list the same item on several marketplaces and keep selling it twice.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 8 October 2026: every plan has unlimited items, all marketplaces, and sale detection with auto-delisting.
The plan that fitsStarter, $12.49/mo billed yearly ($14.99 monthly)
The pain“My sales are growing and I don't want my software bill to jump when I cross a line.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 11 October 2026: the tier is set by monthly sales on a trailing two months, so a seller doing $16K a month pays $77 rather than $37.
The plan that fitsEssential, $77 a month ($931 a year), up to $50K monthly sales
The pain“Per-shirt costs eat my margin now that I ship more orders.”
Does it solve it?PartlyVendor site, read 2 Nov 2026: lower unit costs come through the sales team, and no volume price list is published.
The plan that fitsCustom quote through ShipSage sales
The pain“The app is new with no track record, so I'm wary of paying before I see results.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing (Shopify listing, read 23 October 2026): the listing shows a launch date of 11 May 2026, no reviews yet, and no refund terms.
The plan that fitsFree, 10 AI product photo credits
The pain“My catalogue keeps growing, and each jump past the SKU limit doubles my repricing bill.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 7 Oct 2026: tiers follow the SKUs in your whole Seller Central account, active or not, so dormant listings are billed too.
The plan that fitsStandard, $500 a month or $425 a month billed yearly; no revenue cap
The pain“As my ad budget grows, I can't tell what the tool will cost me at the next spend level.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, re-read 28 October 2026: Advanced adds 3% of ad spend over $10K to a custom base, so $40,000 of monthly spend adds $900.
The plan that fitsAdvanced, custom base price plus a percentage of spend
The pain“I built a store and ads around in-stock items, then the stock flipped when I ordered a sample.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (Shopify App Store, Aug 2026): a reviewer saw items marked in stock turn out of stock when ordering a sample.
The plan that fitsPro, $49 a month, for 21-100 linked products
The pain“Our reps make calls all day and a per-minute phone bill makes our monthly cost impossible to predict.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 14 Oct 2026: the Starter card lists unlimited calling to the US and Canada plus 100 SMS, so domestic minutes are not metered.
The plan that fitsStarter plan, $19 a seat each month on yearly billing, or $25 if paid monthly
The pain“My demos are rare, and I don't want a monthly fee for a tool I open a handful of times.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 9 Oct 2026: the free plan needs no payment details and, after the first 15 days of unlimited use, keeps 15 sessions a month for life.
The plan that fitsFree plan
The pain“Reps dial by hand, log calls afterwards, and most prospects never pick up an unknown number.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Trustpilot, Aug 2026): reviewers rate the power dialer and CRM integration, and say local presence dialling measurably lifts connect rates.
The plan that fitsMulti-Line PowerDialer, up to four lines at once; no seat price is published, so get a written quote.
The pain“My reps call prospects in several countries, and local numbers for each of them add up fast.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra and Reddit, Aug 2026): ease of use and support rank highest, and calls run in the browser with no install.
The plan that fitsStarter, $12 per user a month billed annually ($15 monthly), one free US, Canadian or UK number per user
The pain“My agents lose most of the day waiting on rings and voicemails instead of talking to people.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, Aug 2026): unlimited outbound minutes and an integrated CRM in the price are the draw for high-volume calling.
The plan that fitsiQ, $249 per license a month billed yearly ($299 monthly)
The pain“Our reps text customers from their own phones, so nobody else can see what was promised.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (GetApp, Software Finder, SelectHub, Research.com, August 2026): reviewers call the shared inbox, two-way texting and automations solid and easy for a team to pick up.
The plan that fitsEssentials, no published price; three agents included
The pain“My reps dial constantly, and dialer add-ons plus minutes push the bill past the seat price.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (G2, Aug 2026): reviewers say the dialer, AI features and CRM access brought the cost to $45-55 per user a month.
The plan that fitsExpert, €49 per user a month billed yearly, 3-licence minimum, Power Dialer included
The pain“Most of my tickets are 'where is my order' and I can't hire another agent for them.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, re-read 10 November 2026: the AI Agent comes with every plan, but each query it resolves is billed on top of the seats.
The plan that fitsEssential, $45 per agent a month billed annually ($55 monthly), plus $0.99 per AI-resolved query
The pain“We get a pile of form fills every week and can't tell which ones deserve a call today.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 20 September 2026: the paid plan adds lead scoring, deep profile enrichment and nurture messages, and syncs to your CRM, Zapier or webhooks.
The plan that fitsAI Enabled Pro, $49 a month per website; extra credits $89 a month per block
The pain“I post pins blind and cannot tell which ones people actually save.”
Does it solve it?YesVendor site, read 10 Nov 2026: the free plan puts save counts, reactions and a viral score next to each pin and needs no sign-up.
The plan that fitsFree plan, no time limit
The pain“Our brand-new domain has no reputation, so the first campaign risks landing in spam.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra, Trustpilot and Software Advice, Aug 2026): connecting a Gmail account starts warmup within ten minutes, and the 30,000+ inbox network is praised.
The plan that fitsPro, $49 per inbox a month billed yearly ($59 monthly); the tier with the higher reply rate
The pain“I need to find contact emails for prospects, and the credits seem to vanish faster than my list grows.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 31 August 2026: each address found costs 5 credits with a name, or 10 with only a domain, taken from the same balance.
The plan that fitsPay-as-you-go credits shared with the verifier, finder billed per address found
The pain“Filming a person for each product ad takes too long, so an avatar would do the job.”
Does it solve it?PartlyOur test (7 Sep 2026): avatar video costs 6.7 credits a second, so a 60-second ad takes 402 credits and a month of Pro buys seven.
The plan that fitsPro, $79 a month, or $52 billed annually
The pain“Every webinar lead has to reach HubSpot or Salesforce, and the headline price leaves that out.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 3 October 2026: CRM integrations are paid add-ons on top of Premium, while Enterprise includes them.
The plan that fitsPremium plus a CRM add-on at €49 a month each, billed annually
The pain“Every colour and size needs its own barcode, so my SKU count keeps climbing.”
Does it solve it?YesVendor guide: a product sold in three colours and four sizes needs twelve separate barcodes, and the price per code falls as the block grows.
The plan that fitsOne-off $180 for 1,000 barcodes, no renewal
The pain“Getting a deck to look decent takes me an afternoon, and I'm no designer.”
Does it solve it?YesOur test (28 Sep 2026): an outline appeared in seconds and a finished deck about two and a half minutes after the prompt.
The plan that fitsPro, $14.50 a month billed yearly, one seat ($45 for a single month)
The pain“My tours sell on several channels and keeping every one of them in step by hand eats my week.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (Capterra, GetApp, Software Advice, read August 2026): reviewers like having bookings, availability, channel management and payments in one place, though some report Viator sync errors.
The plan that fitsStart, $49 a month for up to 5 users, plus a 1.5% fee on applicable bookings
The pain“Orders, stock and listings sit in separate marketplace dashboards, and things slip between them.”
Does it solve it?YesBuyer reports (G2, Capterra and others, Aug 2026): the breadth of integrations is the recurring praise, spanning marketplaces plus EDI, 3PL and ERP.
The plan that fitsFirst paid plan, $499 a month, month-to-month with no setup fee
The pain“Small payments lose a big share to fixed fees before they reach my bank.”
Does it solve it?PartlyBuyer reports (SourceForge, August 2026): one reviewer saw 132 euros arrive, only 101 become transferable and 73 land in the bank.
The plan that fitsReceiving account, $1.50 flat to withdraw in your own country and currency
The pain“A broker's commission cuts into what I take home from the sale.”
Does it solve it?PartlyNo-commission selling page, read 15 October 2026: buyers contact the team through your listing, and your details are forwarded only if they judge the buyer serious.
The plan that fitsNo-commission Basic, £49 a month (£147 per six months, renews automatically every six months)
The pain“My monthly recording hours are gone in the first week, and every extra hour is billed on top.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 19 Sep 2026: Business has unlimited transcription, while Pro stops at twenty hours and bills extra hours.
The plan that fitsBusiness, $17 per user a month billed yearly ($27 monthly)
The pain“I need my course videos to play only on the sites I allow.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 8 November 2026: Domain Lock, which makes videos play only on sites you allow, is on Premium and Enterprise only, and the videos stay on YouTube.
The plan that fitsPremium, $72 for the first year then $180 a year (500 videos, 2,000,000 views a month)
The pain“Standard-size images look soft when customers zoom in on a product.”
Does it solve it?YesShopify listing, read 4 Oct 2026: Free and Starter stop at 2K resolution, while Pro and Enterprise go up to 4K.
The plan that fitsPro, $49 a month, billed month to month
The pain“I want sales hires in Latin America, but I can't set up payroll and compliance in another country.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 8 October 2026: Managed Staffing covers salary, compliance, payroll and support in one monthly rate per person.
The plan that fitsManaged Staffing, one all-in monthly rate per hire quoted after a call; $299 one-time deposit starts the search
The pain“Contacts from meetings stay in notebooks and phones instead of reaching our CRM.”
Does it solve it?YesPricing page, read 7 Oct 2026: Business adds CRM sync, templates, the admin platform and team analytics on top of the free features.
The plan that fitsBusiness, $4.99 per card a month billed annually ($6.99 monthly), minimum five cards
The pain“I assumed the CRM came with our plan, then found it is a separate subscription.”
Does it solve it?PartlyPricing page, read 26 Aug 2026: monday CRM is a separate subscription at €12, €17 and €28 per seat a month billed annually, with its own three-seat minimum.
The plan that fitsmonday CRM, from €12 per seat a month billed annually (3-seat minimum), a second subscription beside Work Management
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