Plans & engagements
Three public Dial Destiny plans, no setup fee, and a rollout measured in weeks. Web4AI and Custom Workflows are scoped separately around your operation.
Dial Destiny plans
Each tier builds on the one before it. The main difference is not a random feature stack. It is how much real front-line responsibility the system can carry for you.
Public plan
For teams that want the missed-call leakage plugged before they hire more front-desk coverage.
Most teams land here
For teams that want Dial Destiny acting as the primary front line, not just overflow coverage.
Public plan
For operators that need more routing depth, outbound work, and higher-volume system support.
What the plan is buying / watch the workflow
The price is tied to the response chain: answering, qualifying, booking, routing, and the follow-through that keeps revenue from leaking after the call.
Coverage
Your existing number keeps working while the first response becomes reliable.
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Coverage
Your existing number keeps working while the first response becomes reliable.
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Intent
The caller can interrupt, change direction, and still reach a useful next step.
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Action
Booking and qualification happen while the customer is still engaged.
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Handoff
Context, ownership, and exception paths arrive together.
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Outcome
The real comparison is what it costs to maintain the same coverage by hand.
Not ready for the full phone layer?
Some teams need the infrastructure underneath the phone before they replace the phone itself. That is why the website and workflow layers are available as their own scoped projects.
One-time build, scoped per project
For teams that are not ready to replace the phone layer yet but do need their website to work for AI agents and AI-driven discovery.
One-time build plus optional retainer
For the repetitive handoffs behind the phone: follow-up sequences, CRM cleanup, internal routing, task generation, and operational glue.
Apples to apples
The central question is not who answers the phone. It is who can take the right next action, with context, at the right time.
Included in the system
The value is not just the answer rate. It is the booking logic, the qualification layer, the escalation layer, and the fact that the business stops relying on memory for routine follow-through.
Books directly into your calendar or dispatch system and handles scheduling conflicts intelligently.
Asks your qualifying questions, scores the lead, and moves urgency where it belongs.
HubSpot, Salesforce, ServiceTitan, and more. Calls get logged with context instead of becoming admin cleanup.
Urgent situations route to the on-call team instantly with the context already attached.
The caller gets clear service in their own language without the business having to staff for every edge case.
Every conversation can be recorded, transcribed, and searched so the next step is informed, not guessed.
Rollout
The sequence matters: map the handoffs, build the logic, pressure-test it in parallel, then move it into production when the business can trust it.
We map your call patterns, routing rules, and where the current handoffs break.
We configure the voice, the call logic, the CRM and calendar connections, and the escalation rules.
The system runs alongside the current process so the team can pressure-test it without risk.
Once the logic is clean, it becomes the new front line with managed support behind it.
Frequently asked
Most pricing hesitation is really about rollout, ownership, and whether the system can carry real operational weight. These are the questions that usually need answering.
Starter ($2,000/mo) is for after-hours and overflow coverage with one number. Growth ($3,500/mo) is the usual landing spot for teams that want full 24/7 primary coverage, CRM integration, and multiple numbers. Professional ($5,000/mo) is for higher-volume operations that need five numbers, outbound work, advanced routing, and a dedicated support line. We usually recommend the tier based on call load, handoff complexity, and how many numbers need to be covered.
Every plan includes your existing phone number, under-10-second answering, appointment booking, lead qualification, emergency escalation, 100+ languages, and fully managed onboarding. There is no setup fee. Configuration, integration, script tuning, parallel testing, and go-live support are included.
Starter is designed for after-hours and overflow capture. Growth adds multi-number coverage, CRM integration, smarter transfers, objection handling, and full 24/7 replacement coverage. Professional adds outbound calling, advanced routing, KPI reporting, and a dedicated support line for higher-volume teams.
Traditional services usually take a message and hand it off later. Dial Destiny books, qualifies, escalates, routes, and logs the call directly into the systems your team already uses. The difference is not only availability. It is the quality of the action taken after the answer.
Web4AI is the website layer. We build booking, quote, and payment endpoints that AI agents can actually use, then optimize the site for ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and other AI-driven search. It is scoped per project as a one-time build.
Custom Workflows are the automation layer behind the phone system: CRM cleanup, follow-up logic, internal routing, task generation, document handling, and other repetitive handoffs that do not need a person every time. They are scoped around the operation, then maintained as it evolves.
Typical rollout is two weeks from assessment to production. We map the call logic, connect your systems, tune the voice and routing rules, run parallel tests, then go live once the team is confident.
No. There is no setup fee on the public Dial Destiny plans.
Deployment window
Three Dial Destiny plans scaled to your call volume, from Starter to Professional. All include 24/7 coverage, your existing phone number, and dedicated support. No setup fee. Two weeks to production.
Standard rollout
14days
Script tuning, routing, CRM connections, calendar logic, and go-live support are part of the buildout.
