Pricing
Flat and public. Never per kilo.
Your software bill shouldn't grow every time you roast more. One posted price for your wholesale desk — priced on active accounts, never per order, never per kilo.
A wholesale order desk moving off spreadsheets and inbox archaeology.
A larger book of ordering locations across several channels.
Custom terms for multi-entity, owned-retail, or unusually complex operations.
Active account = one operating location that generated a Dialed workflow in the trailing 90 days · ownership does not matter
Every plan
The whole back office, at every tier.
Add-ons
Bolt on more when you need it.
A deeper collections cadence, still being proven.
Ledger-aware follow-up from your own domain, offered only as a separately enabled private pilot. We are testing it against QuickBooks-native dunning before offering self-service activation.
Green costing & forecasting
Your order graph is the demand signal green planning needs — weeks-of-supply forecasting, contract tracking, and a per-SKU margin lens at current green costs. Priced when it ships; the order desk earns the right to build it.
The fine print, in plain words
No surprises.
Pricing questions
Straight answers.
Why not per order or per kilo?
Because a bill that grows with your roast volume punishes you for succeeding. Your price is set by how many accounts you serve, and it's posted right here.
What happens if I cross a tier?
Dialed shows the new measured tier, but your price changes only after an administrator confirms it. No silent upgrade and no per-account overage creep.
Is there a contract?
Billing is month to month. Cancel any time from Billing in Dialed; service continues through the end of the current paid period, and we'll help export your data.
What's the difference between baseline reminders and the Collections module?
Every plan drafts a gentle first nudge on overdue invoices. Collections is a private pilot for deeper follow-up; we are testing whether it earns its $250 price over QuickBooks-native dunning.