Pricing
Priced individually, after a call.
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CallHush is priced individually after a call. A pilot on your own list comes first. No price, range or pricing model is published on this site. The number depends on your registrant volume, your webinar platform and which phases you want worked, so it is named on the call, in the sentence after you ask.
Why isn't the price on this page?
Because a figure published without the registrant volume it assumes is either wrong for you or an anchor we would then spend the call defending. Quoting the middle of a range to everybody serves nobody at either end of it.
We take the counter-argument seriously, because it is the sharp one: refusing to name a number reads as being afraid of it. That objection is about the call, not the website, and it is on the call that vendors earn it, by deflecting when asked directly.
The rule, in one line
How do I get the price?
Book the call
One call, no deck, no gated demo you have to sit through before anyone will talk about money.
Ask
You get the number in the sentence after you ask, before we have heard your ad spend.
We size it to your list
Your registrant volume, your platform and the phases you want worked decide the scope, so the quote fits your funnel rather than an average one.
You decide whether to start with the pilot
One webinar cycle on your own list, split down the middle, both halves reported side by side.
Can I start with a test instead of a contract?
That is the way in we would pick for you. One webinar cycle on your own registrant list, split down the middle, both halves reported side by side however the numbers land. The comparison worth making is your cost per booked-and-attended call with and without the work, measured on your own list rather than taken from a claim. How it runs, and why an even split reads faster than a small control group, is on the pilot.
Before the contract
Split your registrant list down the middle.
One webinar cycle on your own list, priced on the call, and both halves reported side by side. Then you decide on what happened rather than on what anyone promised.
- Month to month, no term
- You approve every line
- A complaint pauses the system
- A kill switch on your side
Ask about money in the first two minutes if you like. That is the fastest way to find out whether we deflect.
Frequently asked questions
Priced individually after a call. A pilot on your own list comes first. No price, range or pricing model is published on this site.
Yes, the moment you ask, in the sentence after you ask it. No range, no it-depends, and no waiting to hear your ad spend first. If a vendor needs to know your budget before naming a number, they are pricing you rather than pricing the work.
That is the recommended way in. The pilot is one webinar cycle with your registrant list split down the middle, so half get worked and half do not, and both halves are reported to you side by side. Everything about how it runs is on the pilot page.
We would rather give you the guarantee that matters. A complaint escalation pauses the system and notifies you, and a breach of that voids the contract. Money back is close to worthless in this category, because you cannot refund a reputation.
You run a webinar; we come in and work your registrants before and after it with an assistant that says what it is. If the money conversation is what is holding you up, book a call and open with it. If it is the brand risk instead, start with what it says and hear real calls.
Founder, AINORA, MB (operator of CallHush)
Founder of AINORA, MB, the Vilnius company that operates CallHush. The offer is one sentence: you run a webinar, and we increase your show-up rate and your post-webinar sales with an AI voice and SMS system. The first engagement is a pilot run as a split of the client’s own registrant list. No client names, logos or testimonials are published on this site.
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