Two things are true at once and we'd rather print both than pick the flattering one. We're taking four founding customers right now, and they don't pay a subscription. And here is what it will cost when we start charging properly.
Founding customers pay no subscription, no seat fee and no setup fee. You cover the actual phone-company charges your business runs up — minutes and texts — at what they cost us plus a small markup. For most one- and two-truck shops that's somewhere around twenty to forty dollars a month, depending on how busy your phone is. We're covering the lights and the taxes, and that's all.
We are not making money on you during this, on purpose: we'd rather have the feedback. There's no contract, no minimum term and nothing to cancel — and if you ever leave, your number goes with you.
Founding pricing doesn't expire when we start charging properly.
Not a feature ladder where the useful thing is one tier up. The same system either way — you're paying for how many people are on it and how much the phone rings.
$99
per month, per business · month to month
$199
per month, per business · month to month
$349
per month, per business · month to month
We bill the true duration in seconds. Nobody's forty-second call becomes a minute on your invoice, and voicemail isn't charged as a full minute either. It's a small thing that quietly adds up in the other direction everywhere else.
The allowance is set so most shops never see a variable line on the invoice. We haven't finished setting the overage and add-on rates, and we're not going to print a number we might have to change. No founding customer will ever be billed against a rate that wasn't agreed with them in writing first, and the full rate card goes on this page before anybody is charged a subscription.
Month to month. Port out any time. If you leave, your number goes with you the same week.
Not open yet, and we haven't set a price. When we do it goes here, in public. Get on the list and we'll come to you first.
Quoted per project, from $1,500, after a conversation where we scope it properly. Tell us what's broken.