Changed
One published rate card, priced on AI usage
One base per plan, one attempt fee, one AI-usage minute rate.
The card a buyer can price a campaign against is now a monthly base per plan with included concurrent sessions, a flat add-on for each further session, a per-attempt call fee, and a per-minute rate for AI usage that steps down as total monthly spend grows. Every figure is published on the pricing page rather than quoted on request, and each one is read from the same constants the rating engine bills from.
Who it is for. Anyone comparing us against a vendor whose price is a conversation. Month-to-month and the signed committed term share a base fee and differ only in the per-minute rate; the annual term was retired as a product and its plan ids were deleted rather than repriced, so no subscription can inherit a commercial promise nobody made.
What the per-minute rate prices. It prices the AI session — the GPU, the speech and the language work — and not the carrier leg. That is why a completion on your own Twilio account emits an AI-usage minute exactly as any other completion does, and why a BYO Vocapable invoice carries no carrier line: your own carrier bills the telephony directly, at the rates you negotiated. Telephony ownership is the page that owns that division.
A refusal costs you nothing. An attempt the compliance gate stopped before any dial existed emits no charge at all, so the floor you are protected by never reaches your invoice.
Current phone options. The separately elected managed-number offer now has published rental and carrier prices, but managed numbers are not yet available to purchase or activate. BYO carrier billing remains unchanged.