Tell us what you are running.

Enterprise is priced per business rather than off a table, so we need a little more than an email address. Ten questions, seven of them a single tap, and the more of them you answer the closer the first number we send you will be to the final one.

Who we write back to

Your name

Work email

Where the written price goes. A Gmail address is fine, and plenty of good operators use one.

Phone number

Only if you would rather we rang. We will write either way.

What you run

These are the questions the price is actually built from.

Business name

We look you up before we reply. That is the difference between a quote and a form letter.

Shops taking phone orders today

The one number the price is built from, so it is worth being exact.

What happens when you press send

It goes to one person, not to a queue

He reads it, looks your business up, and comes back within one working day with either a written price or two questions, whichever is honest.

What an agreement usually has in it

A price per shop, with the included calls and the extra call rate written out.
A pilot on one or two shops before anything is signed.
Invoicing rather than a card, when that is how you pay for things.
A named contact who knows your account.

Where the plans you can just buy stop

Scale is $999 a month for up to 20 shops, 20 phone numbers and 2,000 answered calls a month, then $1.00 a call. Enterprise is for the businesses that run past that, or that need something on the list you are filling in.

The four tiers, in full.

Would rather write your own email

support@pizzaflow.io, with Enterprise in the subject. It reaches the same person and it gets the same answer.