A phone system you can set up between standups
One number, three people, no hardware and no contract. Add seats the week you need them and drop them the month you do not.
What usually goes wrong
Nobody has time for a rollout
A two-week implementation is not viable when the whole company is twelve people.
Headcount moves both ways
Annual per-seat contracts sized for the optimistic case are an expensive way to be wrong.
Founders take the calls
Early on the same person does sales, support and onboarding, and needs all of it on one line.
See how startups teams run CallVend.
Live in under an hour
Provision a number, invite the team, connect the CRM. There is no hardware and no professional-services line item.
One shared line for everything
Sales, support and onboarding on the same number, with history anyone on the team can pick up mid-thread.
Seats that follow headcount
Add seats mid-month and pay pro rata. Reduce at renewal without a conversation.
Grow into the rest later
Outbound calling, inbound queues and analytics are on the same account when you need them — no migration.
Startups: the questions that decide it
Basic covers five seats and one number, on the browser softphone and the Windows desktop app. Its price is on the pricing page — this answer deliberately does not repeat it, because the figure lives in the product and a copy here would be the one that goes stale. Usage beyond your plan is billed at published rates — voice is $0.045 a minute — rather than cutting you off.
No hardware, no PBX and no VPN. A workspace is created as you register, and the browser is enough to place the first call; the Windows app is there when someone wants it, sharing the same history as the browser seat.
Plans are monthly and can be cancelled. Moving up a plan is a change to the plan, not a migration, and your data leaves with you if you go: call records, contacts and transcripts all export, and erasure is a documented operation rather than a favour.
Other cases, and the product behind them
Similar teams
The product
Built for startups teams.
Set up a workspace, add your team, and take your first call the same afternoon.