Voice agent plans that Jeddah businesses can buy, scale for the season and renew online.

Customers book extra concurrent lines and minutes for a set period, such as Ramadan or the peak Umrah months, directly from their account. The add-on starts and ends on the dates chosen, is billed once or prorated into the monthly invoice, and drops off automatically so nobody pays for capacity they no longer need.

Hejazi Arabic as the default, with English, Urdu, Indonesian, Bengali or other languages sold as add-ons that switch on in the customer's agent once paid. The pricing page explains which languages are included and which cost extra, so travel and hospitality buyers know exactly what they get before checkout.

Right to left layouts designed first, not flipped from English. Plan cards, comparison tables, tax lines and error messages read naturally in Arabic, with an English version for international owners and expatriate managers. Riyal prices show VAT clearly so a Jeddah shop owner sees the real monthly charge before paying.

Some Jeddah customers prefer to load credit rather than commit to a plan. A wallet lets them top up with mada, Apple Pay or STC Pay where your gateway supports it, draws down per call minute, warns them when the balance runs low and can auto top up from a stored card.

If you choose to offer a trial, the platform handles it as a product setting: a limited number of minutes, a test number and a clear end date. When the customer adds a payment method the same account becomes a paid subscription, with their agent setup and call history kept.

Hotel groups, clinic chains and retail brands with several Jeddah branches manage each location's agent, number and minute allowance under one parent account. Branch managers see their own usage; head office sees everything and receives one consolidated invoice.

For small businesses buying an annual plan, we can add Tabby or Tamara at checkout where their merchant terms cover your product, so the customer spreads the cost while you receive the full amount. We check eligibility with each provider before promising it on the pricing page.

Monthly charges, seasonal add-ons, wallet top ups and refunds each generate a ZATCA compliant tax invoice or credit note, with the QR code and VAT breakdown in place. Invoices are sent to the customer's chosen finance email and stored in their account for download.

Appointment reminders, booking confirmations and delivery calls are sold apart from inbound answering, with their own minute rate. At checkout the customer confirms they hold consent to call their contacts and agrees to calling hours, and the platform records that confirmation against the account. Outbound minutes then appear on their own invoice line, so a clinic sees exactly what its reminder calls cost each month.

Automatic retries, reminders in Arabic and English by email and SMS, and a grace period before any service change. You decide which features pause first, so an unpaid hotel loses its outbound reminder calls before its reservations line ever stops answering guests.