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Documentation Index

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ServiceBooked has three plans: Starter, Growth, and Pro. The differences are about volume (how many conversations / minutes / forms you can run) and whether you get the AI voice assistant.

Quick comparison

StarterGrowthPro
AI conversations / monthCappedCapped (higher)Unlimited
Voice minutes / monthIncludedHigher allowance
Voice safety capHard ceilingHard ceiling (higher)
FormsCappedCapped (higher)Unlimited
AI voice assistant
Reactivation campaigns
Reviews / Reputation
Pipeline / Deals
Knowledge base
Team membersUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
ContactsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
The exact numerical caps shift over time — see the live values on /pricing or your Settings → Billing page.

What counts as a “conversation”

A conversation is one back-and-forth thread on a single channel for a single contact. Specifically:
  • An SMS thread between your number and a customer = 1 conversation
  • A widget chat session = 1 conversation
  • A voice call = 1 conversation
If a customer texts you, then calls you, then texts again — that’s 3 conversations counted (because they used 3 different channels). The cap is on new conversations starting each billing period. Once a conversation has started, follow-up messages don’t count again.

What counts as voice minutes

Total seconds of caller-AI talk time per call, rounded up to the next minute. If a call is 1 minute 5 seconds, it counts as 2 minutes. Voice minutes apply only to AI-handled calls. Calls you answer yourself don’t count (that’s between you and your phone carrier).

Two-tier voice limits

Voice has TWO ceilings:
  1. Included minutes — what your plan covers at no extra cost. Going past this triggers overage billing.
  2. Safety cap — a hard upper limit that pauses voice service entirely if hit. Set well above included to give you headroom; designed to prevent runaway billing scenarios.
So you can use up to your included allowance for free, then accrue overage at a per-minute rate, then hit a hard stop.

What counts as a “form”

Each form you publish counts as one. Drafts (unpublished) don’t count. The same form receiving 1,000 submissions still counts as 1 form.

Hitting a limit

When you approach a cap, we email you at 80% and 100%. The dashboard’s Settings → Billing also shows live usage meters that turn amber → red as you get close. When you HIT a cap:
  • Conversations: new conversations are blocked until the period rolls or you upgrade. Existing conversations keep working.
  • Voice minutes: between included and safety cap, you keep going (and accrue overage). At safety cap, voice pauses. Calls you answer manually still work.
  • Forms: blocked from publishing new forms until you delete an existing one or upgrade.

Period rollover

Your monthly billing period starts on the day you signed up. So if you signed up June 5, your period rolls every 5th. Caps reset each rollover. Annual billing customers get monthly cap rollovers within their annual term — i.e., even though you’re paying annually, your conversation/minute caps reset every month.

Trial behavior

Trial accounts get the same caps as the equivalent paid plan. Hit the cap, you’ll see the same blocking behavior. (We do this so the trial reflects what you’ll actually have post-payment — no surprises.)

Multiple-org caps

If you have multiple ServiceBooked organizations under the same Stripe customer, each has its own subscription and its own caps. Caps don’t pool across orgs.

Custom plans

For high-volume operations or agency setups, talk to support about custom-tier pricing. We can configure higher caps, custom feature mixes, and discount rates for committed annual contracts.

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Usage meters

Where to see your live usage.

Upgrading & downgrading

How plan changes work mid-period.