One number.
That's the whole price list.

Exovo is licensed per extension, in simple bands, with unlimited concurrent calls. Count your users — that's the price. No call-path math, no feature editions, no add-on matrix.

LIST PRICES AT LAUNCH

The band ladder below is final; list prices publish when Exovo launches. Deploying earlier? Talk to us for early-access pricing.

10
up to 10 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
Here to stay — we will never price out small systems.
25
up to 25 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
50
up to 50 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
100
up to 100 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
200
up to 200 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
350
up to 350 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
500
up to 500 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
750
up to 750 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
1000
up to 1000 extensions
$ AT LAUNCH
1000+
above 1000 extensions
At this scale we discuss deployment architecture together anyway.

Every band gets the full product. Queues, IVR, video meetings, SMS, fax, recording, transcription, CRM integrations, multi-tenant hosting — nothing is held back for a higher tier. See everything that's included.

How the license works

Annual subscription per system. One metric, no fine-print traps.

Extensions are the only metric

No simultaneous-call licenses, no call-path counting, no capacity expansion SKUs. If you know how many people you have, you know your band.

Unlimited concurrent calls. Really.

Every Exovo system runs on dedicated resources, so we don't meter call paths — architecturally, we don't need to. Nobody gets a busy signal because of a license.

Upgrade in minutes

Move up a band anytime, prorated, self-service from the customer portal — the new license takes effect in minutes. Downgrades apply at renewal.

No surprise invoices

At your band's cap, creating another extension is simply blocked with a one-click upgrade path. No silent overage billing — ever.

Churn costs nothing

Add, remove, and reorganize extensions freely inside your band. The headroom exists exactly to absorb day-to-day change.

Start on a trial

New systems can run a 30-day trial of a real capacity band — the full product, no feature gates — and convert to a paid license in one step, keeping everything in place.

Small systems are permanent

The 10-extension band is a commitment, not a promotion. Exovo exists in part because small installs kept getting squeezed out elsewhere.

Why not simultaneous-call licensing?

Because you shouldn't need a spreadsheet to buy a phone system.

Call-path licensing

Some vendors license by simultaneous calls, then cap how many extensions each call-path tier may carry — retroactively. Guess low and calls fail; guess high and you're paying for capacity you never use.

Two metrics at once

Others bill extensions and concurrent calls as separate purchases, on top of a feature plan and paid add-ons. Quoting takes a partner portal login.

The Exovo answer

One metric, decimal band sizes that read like a price card, and a ladder your reseller can hold in their head. Your bill changes when your team grows — nothing else moves it.

Buying for clients? There's a partner program for that.