Conquer pricing
Conquer publishes no pricing. It sells a dialer with messaging, sequences and conversation intelligence that runs natively inside a named record system, through demonstration requests and a contact page.
How Conquer pricing works
- Pricing model
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Not published. Conquer has no working pricing page, and its pricing address returns a not found error. It sells through a demonstration request and a contact page.
Conquer lists no tier name, band, starting point, seat minimum, contract length, trial term or free tier. The metering basis is unknown. It could be per seat, per dialer license, per connected minute, per message, per recorded conversation, or a platform license banded by the customer's record system footprint.
No telephony usage rate is listed, whether per minute, number rental, messaging or registration.
The platform runs natively inside a specific named record system rather than integrating with it, so the buyer must separately hold licenses for that platform. Capabilities include a carrier class dialer, automated sequences across email, telephone and a professional network, messaging across SMS, MMS and a consumer messaging platform, real time coaching and conversation intelligence, and a recently launched mobile application for field representatives.
Outsourced sales and marketing teams are named among intended users, which suggests some arrangements involve services alongside licenses, with neither priced. No outside estimate is recorded.
- Setup and implementation
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Not published. Conquer lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate, seat minimum, contract length, trial term or free tier.
Two implementation costs are near certain and neither is addressed. The first is record system configuration. A platform running natively inside another vendor's record system must be installed into that environment and configured against the buyer's existing objects, page layouts, permissions and automation. That is administrator work in a tightly controlled system, and it exists whether or not it appears on an invoice.
The second is telephony provisioning. A dialer needs numbers, and messaging across consumer channels needs sender registration with the platforms concerned. Telephony providers typically charge roughly $1 to $5 per number a month, with registration fees in the hundreds, and Conquer lists none of it.
The largest cost sits outside Conquer entirely, in the underlying record system license. A buyer without those licenses cannot use the product, and one with them is adding to a bill rather than consolidating it.
The billed unit is also unstated. It could be per seat, per dialer license, per connected minute, per message, per recorded conversation, or a platform license banded by the customer's record system footprint. Those produce very different bills for identical usage.
Conquer lists neither a seat rate nor any telephony usage rate, so no component of a dialing operation's cost can be estimated.
Because the product lives inside another record system, every Conquer customer already holds licenses for that platform, and the quote sits on top of that subscription rather than replacing anything. Against a standalone dialer it is a supplement rather than a substitute.
A mobile application for field representatives launched recently, and outsourced sales and marketing teams are named among intended users, which suggests some arrangements include services. Neither is priced, and no outside estimate is recorded.
Conquer pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Conquer and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
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- FunnelFLARESeat price not shown, with outbound calling at $0.02 a minute for the US and Canada
Conquer pricing, answered
How much does Conquer cost?
Conquer does not publish a price. It sells a dialer with messaging, sequences and conversation intelligence that runs natively inside a named record system, through demonstration requests and a contact page. The billed unit is also unstated.
Does Conquer charge a setup or implementation fee?
Not published. Conquer lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate, seat minimum, contract length, trial term or free tier.