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Three tiers

Prices on the page, not behind a form.

Pick the currency and the billing period. Every tier includes the one below it, so moving up never means losing something.

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Billing

Answer

The phone and WhatsApp, handled.

£0 per month

Billed monthly.

  • AI booking on WhatsApp and calls
  • Bookings written into the calendar
  • Confirmations, reminders and reschedules
  • Review requests after attended appointments
  • Monthly report on calls, bookings and misses
  • Social accounts handled
  • Posts made for you
  • Meta ads managed
  • Website
Most picked

Grow

Booked, and visible while it happens.

£0 per month

Billed monthly.

  • Everything in Answer
  • Two social accounts handled day to day
  • Twelve posts a month, planned and produced
  • Comments and direct messages answered
  • Monthly strategy call
  • Meta ads managed
  • Website

Scale

The whole loop, run end to end.

£0 per month

Billed monthly.

  • Everything in Grow
  • A third social account
  • Twenty posts a month
  • Meta ads built, tested and managed
  • Website built and kept current
  • Priority support and a named contact

Yearly billing costs ten months for twelve. Prices sit per clinic location and exclude VAT or local sales tax where it applies. Ad spend goes to Meta directly and sits beyond these figures. A one time setup applies to Answer and Grow; the website in Scale gets built inside the first 90 days and is included.

Each price is a local price point set per market, not a conversion of one base rate, which is why they do not line up against any exchange rate. Working in a currency not listed here? Ask, and it gets quoted.

The awkward questions

Answered here rather than on a call.

What happens to ad spend?

It goes to Meta from the clinic’s own account, and the clinic keeps the account. Intelligentside never marks it up and never holds it. Reporting shows spend against booked appointments rather than against clicks.

How long is the commitment?

Monthly billing stops with 30 days notice. Yearly billing runs the year. The number, the diary, the social accounts and the website belong to the clinic throughout, and leaving means an export rather than a negotiation.

What about more than one location?

Prices sit per location. A second location that shares a phone line and a diary costs less than a standalone one, so it gets quoted rather than listed.

Can a tier be split up?

The review process cannot be bought without the booking assistant, because it needs to know who attended. Everything else can be discussed.

What happens in month one?

The assistant gets the clinic’s price list, treatments and policies, and runs on a test number until it holds up. Nothing points at the live number until the clinic has heard it answer.

Not sure which tier?

Describe how enquiries arrive today and how many go unanswered. The answer is usually obvious within ten minutes.