You are not billed for having the software, and you are not billed for the size of your team. You put credit on one company balance and spend it on the calls you make.
No application, no demo. Create the account, name your team, and start calling.
What you are billed for having
Subscription
Per person, per month
Calls are charged per minute at the rate for the destination, shown on screen before the call connects.
Three moving parts. That is the entire billing model.
You top it up, the whole team calls from it. No cards handed out, no personal expenses to reconcile at month end.
A colleague who barely uses the phone costs you nothing. There is no seat sitting idle on an invoice.
Everything the company spent on the phone, on one document, in one currency, ready for the bookkeeper.
Most teams never need the second column. It exists for heavy call volume and for companies that want quoted rates and a named contact.
Pay as you go
$0 subscription · $0 per person · no minimum term
Open the account, put credit on one shared company balance, and pay for the minutes your team actually talks. Adding a colleague costs nothing.
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Volume rates and a named contact
For heavy call volume, or a balance above the standard limit. We quote per-minute rates against the destinations you actually call.
Most of what a phone system costs a company is not the calls. Here is what we do not add.
Subscription
nothing renews on its own
Per person, per month
add the team at no cost
Shared company balance
one place the money sits
Invoice for the company
itemised, bookkeeper-ready
There's no subscription and no per-person fee today — you pay for the minutes you talk and the numbers you keep. You put credit on one shared company balance and calls draw from it. That is the whole mechanism — there is nothing else to buy and nothing that renews on its own.
No. Up to 100 people are included on a team and adding someone does not change what you pay. You pay for the minutes people actually talk, so a colleague who rarely calls costs you nothing.
Yes. One shared balance instead of a card per person, spend limits by role, and every call logged with its destination, duration and cost. Finance sees one number and can see exactly what made it up.
One invoice for the whole company, itemised, in USD. You can hand it straight to a bookkeeper, and you can export the underlying call log to a spreadsheet whenever you want to check it.
No contract, no minimum term and no notice period. There is no subscription to cancel — if you stop calling, you stop spending, and any credit you have already put on the balance stays there.
The rate for the destination is on screen before the call connects, and it is the rate we bill. You are never finding out what a market costs by reading it off an invoice at the end of the month.
That is the normal path. Most teams start with one number and a couple of people, then add numbers and colleagues as they go. Nothing has to be re-bought or migrated when you grow.
Create the account, name your team and start calling the same day. There is no contract, no minimum term and no per-person licence.
No application, no demo. Create the account, name your team, and start calling.
