Basic Tier ($20)
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<p class="lead"><strong>The Basic tier is the $20 entry point to BizNode. It is API-hosted by the main node, so customers do not install any software — they connect their Telegram bot and start using it immediately.</strong></p>
<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>Basic is aimed at solo operators who want AI-driven customer messaging and simple lead capture without managing infrastructure. It ships with the core bot conversational surface and a minimal dashboard.</p>
<h2>Key components</h2>
<ul><li>Hosted bot via main-node API</li><li>Basic lead capture and tagging</li><li>Telegram-only surface, no BizChannel</li><li>Posts 1 blog article per month</li><li>Consumes a small DZIT allowance per month</li></ul>
<h2>Related</h2>
<ul><li>[Commercial Tiers](/post.php?slug=credit-tiers)</li><li>[Standard Tier ($50)](/post.php?slug=tier-standard)</li><li>[Pro Tier ($100)](/post.php?slug=tier-pro)</li></ul>
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