New automations on the way
Fold's catalog now has a fixed price for six more automations, marked "coming soon" while they're finished. And along the way, two things that are already real today: every figure Fold shows you comes with the file and row it came from, and the blog is now in the menu.
30 September 2026 · David Burnao
Six more automations, with a price already set
Fold's fixed-price catalog grows from six to twelve. The six new ones are marked "coming soon": the price is already decided, but they can't be ordered yet. Nothing is sold before it's finished and tested.
- Time tracking and work-hours log: €249.99 setup + from €29.99/month. Every team member clocks in, out and their breaks, with the log kept and ready to show if the Labour Inspectorate asks for it.
- Appointment reminder with confirmation: €149.99 + from €34.99/month. A reminder with a link for the customer to confirm, cancel or ask to reschedule, with the reply logged straight into the diary.
- Client and supplier verification (VIES): €149.99 + from €17.99/month. Checks a new customer's or supplier's EU VAT number against the European Commission's official register before you do business with them.
- Vehicle inspection and maintenance reminders: €149.99 + from €21.99/month. Watches the deadlines for vehicles, machines or maintenance contracts and warns ahead of time.
- Google reviews: €249.99 + from €27.99/month. Asks every customer for a review, the same way each time, and drafts a reply for each one; the owner approves every reply.
- Meta ads (Facebook and Instagram): €149.99 + from €69.99/month depending on the managed ad spend. A complement to the social media manager: it prepares campaigns using the videos already approved, and the owner approves each campaign and every euro.
All six come with three usage levels, like the rest of the catalog. The full prices, with tax and all three levels for each one, are always on the pricing page.
What's already real today
While those six are being finished, two things already work on every Fold plan:
Every figure, with its file and row. When Fold answers you with a figure from your company's data, it tells you which file and which row it came from; and if a figure isn't anywhere in your files, it says so instead of making one up.
A tidier menu, with the blog now in it. This very section, with real-case articles and how each automation gets built, is now linked from the site's menu.
What "coming soon" means
On Fold's website, "coming soon" means exactly that: it can't be ordered today, and no date is promised because there isn't one yet. As soon as an automation is finished and tested, the label comes off and it can be requested from the Features tab, inside the app itself.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order any of these six new automations already?
Not yet. They're marked "coming soon": the price is already decided, but the automation isn't offered until it's finished and tested.
Is the price I see today the one I'll pay once it opens?
Yes, it's the price already decided for each one. If it ever changed before opening, it would be updated right here, on the pricing page.
How will I know when one of these automations can be ordered?
The "coming soon" label comes off the pricing page and the Features catalog inside the app as soon as it's genuinely available.
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