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The largest part of my dialer upgrade happened two weeks ago and after two more touches it will be ready to roll in a significantly different way. As a part of that I'm trying to develop a price plan that makes sense. One of the things I'll be able to do is hourly billing in relatively small increments.
The most popular dialers folks seem to be using are Mojo and SalesDialers. Both weigh in at around $99/month for an unlimited plan and SalesDialers does have a single line dialer for $3/hour.
Here are a two options I think folks might find useful, but what are your thoughts?
1. A weekly plan vs monthly. Most folks that sign up for a monthly plan don't use it all day every day all month. This is especially true during November/December when major holidays cut into the marketing times available.
2. A monthly plan with a set amount of hours. Most dialer companies make their largest margins off folks that sign up for a monthly plan and only use it for small percentage of the time. That said, for a monthly plan that includes more hours than the average user would utilize, it could cut down the cost. For example, instead of $99/month for an unlimited plan, most users would do well with a $79/month plan that offers 80 hours a month (basically 20 hours a week).
The most popular dialers folks seem to be using are Mojo and SalesDialers. Both weigh in at around $99/month for an unlimited plan and SalesDialers does have a single line dialer for $3/hour.
Here are a two options I think folks might find useful, but what are your thoughts?
1. A weekly plan vs monthly. Most folks that sign up for a monthly plan don't use it all day every day all month. This is especially true during November/December when major holidays cut into the marketing times available.
2. A monthly plan with a set amount of hours. Most dialer companies make their largest margins off folks that sign up for a monthly plan and only use it for small percentage of the time. That said, for a monthly plan that includes more hours than the average user would utilize, it could cut down the cost. For example, instead of $99/month for an unlimited plan, most users would do well with a $79/month plan that offers 80 hours a month (basically 20 hours a week).