One number for the business that anybody on the crew can answer, a shared contact list that doesn't live on someone's personal phone, and a straight view of what calls cost you. Set it up yourself in a few minutes.
There's no subscription and no per-person fee today — you pay for the minutes you talk and the numbers you keep.
Small operators lose work in ordinary ways: the call that went to a personal mobile, the one nobody answered, and the bill that came in higher than the quote.
When the business number is really someone's mobile, the customer list belongs to them — and it leaves when they do.
Calls run on a number the business owns, with a shared address book and history that stay put.
For a service business a missed call is usually a lost job, and the crew is rarely near a desk.
Anyone on the team can answer the business number from their own phone's browser, wherever they are.
Phone plans hide their real cost in add-ons and per-line charges, so the first invoice rarely matches the quote.
You top up a balance and spend it. The rate for a destination shows before the call connects, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Buying a business phone usually means a form, a callback and a sales conversation you didn't ask for.
You sign up, create the team and pick a number yourself. It is active immediately.
When international rates are invisible until the invoice, people avoid making necessary calls entirely.
The per-minute rate for the destination is on screen before it rings, and you can set spend limits.
The business owns the line, the contacts and the call history — not whoever answered last.
The destination rate appears before the call connects, and spend limits keep a surprise off the balance.
A shared log of who called whom, when, for how long and at what cost.
There is no per-person fee today, so seasonal crew get a line without a new licence.
Our own arithmetic on our own published rates. Not a testimonial, not a case study with a logo on it — a scenario you can check line by line.
Five people sharing one business number, ordinary local call volume.
Calls are billed by the minute, rounded up, with a one-minute minimum. Billing is in USD only. Our arithmetic from our own published rates — not a customer result.
What is not on that invoice
How this was calculated
Every figure above is computed from the same published rates the dialer quotes from, in code, at render time. Nobody types a total into this page — so it cannot drift away from what the calls actually cost.
If one of these is a dealbreaker, we would rather you found out here than in month two.
There's no subscription and no per-person fee today — you pay for the minutes you talk and the numbers you keep. US and Canada calls start at $0.02 a minute, and you begin with $100 of calling credit on a shared balance — credit you spend, not a fee.
Not directly — we issue new US and Canada numbers. The usual workaround is to forward your existing number to the new one from your current carrier.
No. There is no texting at all, including missed-call auto-replies. That is the main feature competitors in this space advertise, and we don't have it.
No. You start by putting $100 of calling credit on your balance, which you then spend on calls. There is no subscription today, so there is nothing to cancel.
We wouldn't recommend it. Emergency calling isn't available and calls need a working internet connection, so keep your existing line and use this alongside it.
No. You create the team yourself and it is active immediately — there is no application, no approval step and no demo to sit through. If you would rather talk to a person first, you can, but nothing is gated behind it.
You can be on a call today. Nothing here waits on us.
Email and password, straight into the console. No application, no approval, no demo to sit through.
The team is active the moment you name it, and a US or Canada number works the same day.
The first top-up is $100 of calling credit on the team balance. Adding people costs nothing today.
No application, no demo. Create the account, name your team, and start calling.
I'm paying two hundred a lead and half never get a call back
What Real Estate teams lose
My personal cell is the company phone number
What E-commerce teams lose
I'm billed for twenty seats and twelve people are dialling
What Call centres teams lose
Saturday afternoon everybody's out on the lot
What Automotive teams lose
My hygienist is ringing patients from her own cell on the drive home
What Clinics teams loseCreate the account, name your team, and start calling. Nothing is gated behind a demo.
No application, no demo. Create the account, name your team, and start calling.
