What the provider charges
Voxoria picks the provider for each call, weighing cost, reliability and speed.
- Passed on as charged, with nothing added to it
- No provider account to open
Pay per call from one prepaid balance. No subscription, no seats.
You pay only for the calls you make.
What the provider charges
Voxoria picks the provider for each call, weighing cost, reliability and speed.
7% of the provider cost
What Voxoria charges for routing the call and returning one format.
Say the provider charges $0.0200 for a call.
| Line | Amount |
|---|---|
| Provider cost | $0.0200 |
| Platform fee · 7% | $0.0014 |
| Debited from your balance | $0.0214 |
A new account has $1 in its balance, to try it. Add funds when you need more.
What the provider charges for the call, plus 7%.
When it is reached, further calls are refused.
By provider, by API key and over time.
No. One Voxoria account, one key and one balance cover every marketing data source.
Pay per call. A call costs what the data provider charges for it, plus a 7% platform fee, taken from a prepaid dollar balance.
7% of what the provider charges for the call.
Voxoria does by default, for each call, weighing cost, reliability and speed. The API also lets you name one provider for a call. You pay what the provider that served the call charges, plus 7%.
What its provider charges, plus 7%. Provider prices are not published here yet, so the figures on this page are examples.
No. No monthly fee. You pay for the calls you make.
No. One account, as many people and agents as you like, one balance.
Yes. A new account starts with $1 in its balance, once, to try it.
You add funds to your balance and pay per call.
A call the balance cannot cover is refused. Add funds and calls go through again.
Yes. Set a budget. When it is reached, further calls are refused.
Spend analytics show it by provider, by API key and over time.
US dollars.