The Cost of a Traditional Third-Party Business Phone - MightyCall

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To top it all, there are reports of downtime issues paired with a slow-to-respond support team.

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‎With MightyCall, a business phone costs about $583 for a three-person team when you take their entry-level plan ($15 per user per month) and include SMS registration and messaging fees.

This base plan has most of the basic features: a phone menu, custom call greetings, call notes, voicemail, and call routing to relevant team members, alongside unlimited calling in the US and Canada.

The only catch? The plan is missing vital call monitoring bulgaria telegram data and analytics features like real-time analytics, call listening, and similar. Thankfully, the plan just up the base one gets you these features for $23 per user per month.

But if you’re looking to unlock some serious-level productivity, the Power plan for $30 per user per month is a good one. This is mainly thanks to the preview and progressive dialers it includes. The former shows you lead info for outbound calls, and the latter makes calls to a lead list on autopilot for reps.

So, if we do some quick math now, we get an annual bill of roughly $1,123 with MightyCall for a three-person team on the Power plan.

As with OpenPhone, extra phone numbers cost $5, so when you add two, your costs go to $1,243