Understanding plan limits for an AI calling workspace

When comparing subscriptions, start with how your team will use the product. A plan’s lead capacity, monthly calls, voice minutes and team seats measure different parts of the workflow.

Lead capacity is your contact inventory

This refers to the number of contacts your workspace can hold. It does not necessarily reflect how many people you will call in a given month.

Calls and minutes are related, but not the same

Call allowance measures the volume of attempts or calls allowed by a plan as defined at checkout. Voice-minute allowance tracks time. Teams with longer conversations should pay attention to both.

Team seats determine access

Seats govern how many people can be part of a workspace. Before choosing a plan, consider who needs to manage leads and review activity.

Message limits help keep configuration predictable

Opening messages and business descriptions may have character limits set by the administrator. Write concise, accurate copy and verify what your selected plan permits.

Review the published plan information in the application before subscribing; allowances and prices can change.