🍁 Canadian-built. Asks nicely.$2 a customer · First five free
One price. No packages. No base fee.
$2
a customer
First5customers free
then$2each, once a year
20 customers = $40
100 customers = $200
First five freeNo base feeEvery review answeredCancel any time
A Canadian two-dollar coin on a workshop bench
A toonie a customer, if you're Canadian. Two bucks if you're not.
Simple. Honest. Two dollars.
$2 a customer  ·  first five free

Two dollars for every customer we look after, and the first five are on us. Card on file to start; we start charging at your sixth customer, billed monthly. A customer counts once a year — regulars are free. No base fee, no plan, no tier. Same price in US or Canadian dollars — $2 is $2 on either side of the border.

  • Next-morning check-in
  • Thank-you card with your logo and your team
  • One honest review ask, one nudge, one email
  • The referral ask, three weeks in
  • The come-back, when it's time
  • Clocks and holidays — the quiet year
  • Quarterly note to you — no login
  • No base fee, no contract. Cancel any time.
The first five are free.

Card on file, nothing charged until customer number six. Five real customers, five real asks — you've seen exactly what they get before you've paid a cent.

We dare you to look at what everyone else is charging. We double dare you.

The big platforms start around $75 a month for a dashboard you log into and run yourself, before you've asked anyone anything. Ours is two dollars a customer, and it runs itself. We didn't build the other forty features.

What's one customer worth?

This costs less than the one customer who goes to the business down the road.

Because they have sixty reviews and you have twelve.

$2

a customer. For that we ask them for a review, for a referral, and to come back.

What counts as a customer?

One person, once a year. Counted the first time we text them, and not again for twelve months however often they come back. A regular is one customer, not twelve.

You do the work. We make sure they tell Google — and their neighbours.

No base fee. No contract. Nothing charged until your sixth customer. Cancel any time, by email or by text - no phone call, no “are you sure” screen, no retention specialist named Chad.

What you'd actually pay

Two dollars at ten a month. Two dollars at a thousand.

No base fee, no tier, no upgrade conversation. A customer counts once a year, so regulars never cost you twice.

New customers a monthYou pay a monthA year
10$20$240
25$50$600
50$100$1,200
100$200$2,400
250$500$6,000
ASK EVERY CUSTOMER
your first month, itemised
20 customers × $240.00
First five, on us−10.00
FIRST MONTH$30.00
Every month after, at 20$40.00
No base fee · No contract
Thank you ♥ 🍁

Getting busier shouldn't unlock a more expensive plan.

Five free.
Then two dollars each.
That's the whole price list.

No base fee, no packages, no tiers, no annual anything. Card on file, nothing charged until your sixth customer, cancel any time by email or by text.

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Optional · the Sales Ad

Got something to say? Say it to everyone.

A September tune-up special. A slow-week discount. You write one line; we text it to every customer on your list, from your number, with your name on it, and route the replies to your phone.

212 customers on your list:212 × 50¢ = $106— you see this before you tap send.
50¢ a customer, per send
Never more than two in a customer's eighteen months
Never in their first month
Off until you write one
STOP still means stop
Hi Jennifer - Mike from ClearLine. Booking furnace tune-ups for September: $20 off if you grab a spot before the 15th. Reply YES and I'll text you times.♥
YES - Tuesday morning?
The money questions

No fake countdown. No fake "limited spots." Just the price.

What counts as a customer?

One person, once a year. A customer is counted the first time we text them, and not again for twelve months no matter how many times they come back — a barber's regular is one customer, not twelve. Landlines and bad numbers are never counted: if the first text doesn't go, there's no charge.

When do you charge my card?

Card on file to start. Nothing is charged until your sixth customer. From then it's $2 a customer, added up and billed once a month, after the month. A month with no new customers is a month with no bill.

What if I get busier?

Every customer is $2 — the twentieth and the two-thousandth. No plan to upgrade, no tier to cross, nobody to phone.

What if I have a slow month?

Then it's $0. If ninety days go by with no customers at all, we pause the account and release the number, so you are never paying for a line you aren't using. Email or text us and it's back the same day.

What is a Sales Ad?

Optional, and off until you write one. When you've got something to say — a September tune-up special, a slow-week discount — you write one line and we text it to every customer on your list, from your number, with your name on it. 50¢ a customer, and you see the total before you tap send. Never more than two in a customer's eighteen months, never in their first month, and STOP still means stop.

Is the price the same in Canada?

Yes. $2 is $2 on either side of the border — US dollars for US businesses, Canadian dollars for Canadian ones.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Email us, or text STOP to your own AskEveryCustomer number. No contract, no phone call, no “are you sure” screen. You're billed for the customers already asked that month and nothing after.

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