Early access
What this will cost
We do not know yet — and putting a number here to look finished would be the first dishonest thing on this site. So here is the shape of the bill, what we will commit to about how it behaves, and a question we would genuinely like you to answer.
Starter
price TBD
One service, one number, one location.
A solo operator who is losing calls after hours and nothing more complicated than that.
- One service of your choice
- One business phone number
- Text and email summaries
- Transcripts you keep
Growth
price TBD
Several services that share a calendar and a customer list.
A business with a few staff where the receptionist, the scheduler and the reminders should know about each other.
- Multiple services, working together
- Calendar sync and booking
- Reminder sequences with escalation
- A daily owner digest
Scale
price TBD
Multiple locations, multiple numbers, shared configuration.
Several branches or trades under one owner, where each site needs its own routing but not its own admin.
- Everything in Growth
- Multiple locations and numbers
- Per-location routing rules
- Consolidated reporting
What we will commit to now
A price we cannot honestly name yet. How the billing behaves, we can — and it is the part owners tell researchers they actually worry about.
- Never billed per minute.
- Per-minute pricing charges you most in exactly the week you needed the service most. It is the complaint owners raise about this category more than any other.
- A busy week will not double your bill.
- Whatever we meter, it will not be something that spikes with a storm, a burst pipe, or a mention in the local paper.
- No surprise transfer fees.
- Some services route a call to a live agent automatically and add the charge afterwards. Nothing gets added to your bill that you did not choose.
- The price you join at is the price you keep.
- Early-access pricing is grandfathered. Joining early should be rewarded rather than repriced once the product is worth more.
The calculators on this site stay free, permanently and without an account. They are how most people will find us, and putting them behind a login would break the only promise worth keeping. Back to the suite