Get a price when the website says "contact sales"

By the CallForMe team at Great Work LLC · Updated Nov 1, 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer: Tell your agent the vendor, what you need and your size. CallForMe calls the sales line and asks for the price or a ballpark, the minimum commitment, contract length, setup fees and what's included. It never signs up or agrees to anything, and it turns down a demo unless you asked for one. $1 per answered call.

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Many vendors don't put prices on the website. "Contact sales" usually means a form, an email back, then a demo call before anyone names a number. When all you need is to know whether it's in budget, a phone call to the sales line is faster, and it's a call your agent can make.

What to ask

What to give your agent

• The vendor and the product or plan you're curious about.
• Your size: seats, locations, volume per month.
• What you're happy to share: your company name, an email for the follow-up. Put it in details or if_asked, or the rep's request becomes a mid-call question.
• Whether to accept a demo. Most people say no for now, and the assistant declines politely.

What your agent does

1. find_business for the vendor's sales number, or use the one on the website.
2. place_call with the questions:

{
  "phone": "+12145550168",
  "business_name": "Lakeside Voice",
  "goal": "Ask the sales team what 10 business phone lines with call recording cost, the minimum contract, setup fees, and monthly vs yearly pricing. Don't book a demo or agree to anything.",
  "details": "Company: Ortiz Landscaping, 10 people, one office in Dallas.",
  "if_asked": "Email for the follow-up: sam@example.com. Decision in the next 2 weeks.",
  "questions": [
    "What does it cost for 10 lines with call recording?",
    "Is there a minimum contract or number of lines?",
    "Any setup or activation fee?",
    "Is there a monthly price, a yearly price, or both?"
  ],
  "on_behalf_of": "Sam Ortiz"
}

3. get_call with wait_seconds: 50, repeated until it ends.

To compare vendors, call_around takes the same goal and a list of sales numbers in phones, and returns one table.

Example result

Illustrative example: the vendor, names and prices are made up.

Call length 3m 50s, $1.80.

Tips

• Ask for a range if they won't quote. "What do companies with about 10 people usually pay?" gets a number more often than "what's the price?"
• Ask what the price leaves out. Setup fees, required add-ons and taxes are where quotes differ.
• Get the rep's name and a direct line. If you go ahead, the next call starts with a person.
• Compare two or three. The same questions to each vendor make the answers line up.

What it costs

$1 per answered call, including the first 2 minutes, then $0.40 a minute. A line nobody answers costs nothing.

Related

• Calls for your small business
• Call suppliers
• Quotes from several businesses
• Why businesses won't quote over the phone
• Call around

Questions