An ISA costs $3,000 a month.
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Because every plan has every feature. The only things that change are how many minutes are included, how many people can log in, and how much of our time you get. We don't hold routing or compliance back to sell you an upgrade — you'd only be buying back something that should have worked from the start.

Calls keep working and extra minutes are $0.09 each. One rate on every plan — we don't charge smaller customers more. Nothing stops, and you won't get a surprise: usage is on the dashboard and you can cap or auto-refill it.

Connected call time, inbound and outbound. Ringing and unanswered calls don't count. Every call's exact duration and cost is on its record, so the bill is auditable line by line.

No, and the word collision causes real confusion in this industry. A seat is a person who logs in — it costs $9.99 a month and comes with its own phone number. AI agents are unlimited on every plan; build fifty if you want. You're paying for your team, not for the software's work.

Minutes go into one pool for the whole office, and you decide how much of it each person gets — set it when you add them, change it whenever. Someone who's on the phone all day can have 400 a month and someone who takes two calls a week can have 50. You can also let people draw from the shared pool when they run out, or stop them there. It's your call, per person.

Because seats and minutes are priced separately. A seat is $9.99 a month, a login and a phone number, and it doesn't come with minutes. So a hundred people cost about $1,000 a month to seat, and you buy the minutes your office actually uses, once, and split them. A hundred separate accounts means paying a hundred times for minutes most of them will never touch.

Yes. Every seat comes with one, because every agent having their own line is how a brokerage actually works, and it's what makes the call history per person mean anything. Want more than one for someone, or a separate line for a campaign? Those are billed at what the carrier charges us, with no markup.

An in-house inside sales agent runs $3,000–$5,000 a month in salary alone, and $75–85k in year one once you count benefits, training, and turnover. Brokerage is $499. That said, we're not claiming to replace a good ISA — humans still convert better on long nurture. We answer everything, qualify it, and hand your people the ones worth their time.

Agent is free and starts with 30 minutes to try it; after that you pay only for the minutes you use. Brokerage starts with 14 days free, and we don't ask for a card until they end. Enterprise starts on a contract, so we size it with you instead.

No. Minutes reset each billing period. If your volume is spiky it's usually cheaper to sit on the lower plan and pay the overage than to buy for your peak month.

Any time, at $9.99 each per month, prorated from the day you add them, and each one arrives with its own phone number. Growing your team shouldn't be a renegotiation. Past 25 users it's worth talking to us — that's usually the point where Enterprise costs you less.

Any time, in both directions, from the billing page. No contract and no cancellation fee on Agent or Brokerage: if it stops earning its keep, turn it off. Enterprise runs on an annual contract.

Bring one you own, or provision one through us. Numbers and their regulatory bundles are billed separately at cost — we don't mark them up.

Yes — annual billing is ten months for twelve. The saving shows when you switch the toggle.