HOW PRICING WORKS
We don't publish per-seat prices. Here's why — and how billing works.
Most of our fee is usage: as your campaigns run and succeed, we get paid. That's a different model from a seat license, and it's why a pilot is the honest way to start.
THE MODEL
How billing works
You pay for outreach that runs, not for chairs that might be empty.
Usage-based
You pay for what your campaigns use: calls, minutes and messages. When campaigns grow and succeed, so does the bill — and not before.
Pilot first
A short, fixed-scope pilot on your real use case. You see results on your own list before you commit to more.
Services scoped separately
Complex IVRs, integrations and managed campaigns are scoped and quoted on their own, so you only pay for the help you use.
THE HONEST LIST
What's not on the invoice
No seat minimum
Start with the team you have, not the team a contract assumes.
No long-term lock-in
Stay because the campaigns work, not because a contract says so.
No charge for the built-in CRM
Manage communications and export to your sales history without buying another tool.
Questions we hear
Why don't you publish a per-seat price?
Because most of our fee is usage, not seats. A per-seat price would mislead you in both directions: too high for a light reminder campaign, too low for a busy blended team. A quote on your real scenario is the honest number.
What does a pilot include?
A scoped campaign on your real list, our team building and running it, and the reporting to judge it. Pilot length: 7 days.
Can we bring our own carrier or phone service?
Yes. You can keep your existing voice services or run on our carrier backbone. We've integrated clients' own telephony before; our team scopes the integration with you.
Get a quote on your scenario.
Tell us what the campaign does and who it reaches. We'll show you how billing would work for it — on the call, not in a PDF.