Pricing
Free to plan. Flow Pass is $1.95 a month or $19.50 a year.
A four-key menu with every script, the drawn flow and the checks is free for everyone. Flow Pass is for bigger menus, holiday schedules and the printed setup sheet.
Free during preview Every Flow Pass feature is switched on for everyone. Nothing is charged, there is no checkout and nothing asks for a card. When paying opens, these are the prices.
Free
$0
- Menu keys 1 to 4, plus 0 and a repeat key
- Every greeting written and timed, Hear it, Copy
- The drawn call flow and every check
- Federal holiday calendar
- Flow Locker: 1 saved flow
Flow Pass
$1.95 a month
or $19.50 a year (12 × $1.95 = $23.40)
- Menu keys 1 to 9
- Holiday schedule: federal holidays + 5 of your own dates, and a holiday greeting
- Printable setup sheet
- All scripts as a text file
- Flow Locker: 10 saved flows (one per location or department)
Free during preview. Nothing is charged and nothing asks for a card.
Questions
How will paying work?
Through PayPal, as a monthly or yearly subscription tied to your Flow Locker. You will be able to cancel from PayPal at any time; the Pass then runs to the end of the period already paid. Until then the site is in preview and charges nothing.
Do you sell phone service or earn from phone companies?
No. Ninekey sells no phone service and takes no commissions or referral fees. Besides the Pass, its public pages carry one banner ad from AdEngine (adengine.us), the small ad network run by WeldonPC, the company behind Ninekey; for now those ads are for WeldonPC’s own services, not phone companies. Your flows and your Flow Locker carry none (see Privacy).
Will it work with my phone system?
The plan is written in plain words, not in any one system’s format, so it fits any system with an auto attendant (often called a phone tree, IVR or virtual receptionist). You or whoever runs your phones enter it in that system.
What happens to my saved flows if a Pass ends?
Nothing is deleted when a Pass ends. You can still open everything you saved; you just can’t add past the free limits. (Separately, any locker nobody opens for 400 days is removed; see the Terms.)