Retail price per call
Callmart sells inbound calls one at a time. There is no subscription to take calls and no charge for a call that never connects. Each price below is paired with a connected-time tier: you pay that price only when a call stays connected for at least that many seconds after you answer.
Final Expense: Digital
- $30
- $40
- $50
- $60
Final Expense: TV (CTV)
- $55
- $65
- $75
Final Expense: Live Transfers
- $80
Medicare Advantage
- $25
- $35
- $55
You only pay when a call stays connected for the seconds shown, counted from when you answer. Missed calls and shorter calls are free.
* Retail prices. Agencies and bulk buyers get lower wholesale rates. Get a bulk quote
FIRST DEPOSIT BONUSAdd $250, get $50 in call credit. $500 gets $150. $1,000 gets $300. Paid as call credit on your first deposit.
These are retail prices for a standard buyer account, and they are the same prices you see in your workspace before you switch a campaign on. Agencies and bulk buyers can ask for wholesale pricing, which is quoted per account. Availability and campaign terms vary, and business approval is required before you can buy.
What your first deposit buys
Buying runs on a prepaid wallet. Your first deposit earns bonus call credit, so a starting budget goes further.
- You add
- $250
- Bonus credit
- +$50
- You start with
- $300
- Billable calls
- 10
$300 of credit covers 10 billable Final Expense: Digital calls at $30 each, the 10-second tier. Calls that are missed or end sooner do not use any of it. The bonus applies to your first deposit only and is paid as call credit, not cash.
Work out your spend
Retail prices from the card above. Enter how many calls you expect to be billed, not how many will ring. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
- Per week
- $750
- Price per billed call
- $30
5 billed Final Expense: Digital calls × $30 × 5 days. Only calls that stay connected 10 seconds after you answer are billed. Agencies and bulk buyers can ask for a lower wholesale rate.
How the seconds set the price
Every price is tied to a buffer, a minimum amount of connected time. If the call reaches that many seconds, it is billable. If it ends first, it is not. A longer buffer costs more per call because more of the short calls are excluded from billing, but those short calls may still reach your agents.
Duration does not prove caller fit, intent or sales potential. Compare tiers on your own results: the billed share of calls, total agent time, and your cost per new customer.
The shortest buffer on Callmart is 10 seconds. There is no zero-second buying, because a call that is over before anyone speaks is not a call anybody should pay for.
Check the numbers before buying
When a call is billed
The billing rule is deliberately narrow, so you can audit it against your own phone records.
- Connected time is measured after your destination number answers. Ringing time is never counted.
- The call is charged once, after the call ends, if connected time reaches or exceeds your buffer.
- A call that is not answered is not billed.
- A call that ends before it reaches your buffer is not billed.
- Time the caller spends in your own IVR or voicemail after your line answers does count toward the buffer, because your system answered.
That last point is the one that catches new buyers. If you route calls into a phone tree, the clock is running while the caller listens to it. Buyers who run an IVR usually choose a longer buffer to compensate, or route marketplace calls straight to a live person.
If you believe a call was billed in error, you can submit a dispute from your workspace for review. Disputes are reviewed individually, and submitting one is not a guarantee of a credit.
Funding your account
You add funds, calls draw against the balance, and you can see funding history and service invoices in your workspace. Payments are processed by Stripe. Callmart does not store full card numbers.
Your account includes softphone seats. Extra seats beyond those are $50 a seat a month, paid from the same wallet. Agencies fund one wallet for the whole team.
Approved wholesale buyers get account-specific pricing and can be billed on terms instead of prepaying. That arrangement is set per account by Callmart, not self-served.
What you control
Price is only half of what you spend. The other half is how much you buy, and that is entirely yours.
- Switch your availability on and off, so calls stop when nobody is there to answer them.
- Turn individual campaigns on or off without touching the rest.
- Pause a line whenever you step away.
- Choose where calls land: a phone number, a SIP address, or the Callmart softphone.
Creating an account costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Business approval is required before you can buy, and you will see every price and threshold again before anything is switched on.
Create your accountGet a bulk quoteCommon questions
01How much does a call cost on Callmart?
Retail prices start at $25 per call for Medicare Advantage at a 20 second buffer and $30 for Final Expense Digital at 10 seconds. Final Expense CTV starts at $55, and Final Expense Live Transfers are $80 at 120 seconds. The full rate card is on this page.
02Is there a monthly fee to buy calls on Callmart?
No. You pay per connected call that passes your buffer. You fund a prepaid wallet and calls draw against it. Your account includes softphone seats, and extra seats beyond those are $50 a seat a month, paid from your wallet. Other optional services carry their own charges, and those appear in your workspace.
03Can I get a lower price if I buy in bulk?
Yes. Agencies and bulk buyers can apply for wholesale pricing, which is quoted per account and can include billing on terms. Use the bulk quote link on this page to apply.
04Is there a bonus on my first deposit?
Yes. Add $250 and get $50 in call credit, $500 gets $150, and $1,000 gets $300. The bonus applies to your first deposit only and is paid as call credit, not cash.
05Why do CTV calls cost more?
CTV calls come from Connected TV advertising, which costs more to run than most other traffic. Final Expense CTV starts at $55, compared with $30 for Final Expense Digital. Neither price is a claim about which one will perform better for you.
06Do I get charged if nobody on my team picks up?
No. Connected time only starts once your destination answers. If the call is never answered, there is nothing to bill. This is also why switching your availability off matters: unanswered calls waste the caller, even when they cost you nothing.
07Can I see prices before I create an account?
Yes. The retail rate card on this page lists every price and its buffer, and your workspace shows the same prices before you switch a campaign on. Wholesale pricing is quoted per account.
08What is the minimum I have to spend?
There is no published minimum spend to open an account. You fund your wallet with what you are comfortable putting to work and switch your availability on only when someone is there to answer.