Spoofey for Business

Your phone system, built by you.

Drag blocks to build the flow callers hear when they dial in: a greeting, a menu, a PIN gate, voicemail, and a queue your team picks up right in the browser. Change any of it whenever you want. One shared number pool, one balance, no per-seat plan. Business features switch on once your account is verified.

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Everything in a personal account, plus what a team needs

The same caller ID control and pay-as-you-go credits, with the pieces that only matter once more than one person is on the phones.

Team access numbers

Dedicated dial-in lines you assign per rep, for call-ins and campaign tracking.

In development

Shared caller IDs

Approve a pool of numbers once. The whole team presents from any of them, with no per-person verification, and every call draws from a single balance you top up centrally.

One credit pool

A single balance for the whole team. Top it up centrally by card or crypto, and every seat draws from it.

Your call log, per person

See who called what, when, for how long, and what it cost. Dashboards and CSV export are on the way.

Volume pricing

Higher-volume teams can talk to us about negotiated per-minute rates. For now every account runs on the same flat pay-as-you-go rate, with no plan tier to outgrow.

A phone menu you build yourself

Drag blocks onto a canvas: a greeting, press 1 for sales, capture what they type, gate a step behind a PIN, send them to voicemail or a webhook. Publish and it is live on your number in seconds. No developer, no support ticket to change it.

A queue your team answers in the browser

Callers wait in line, reps pick up from a dock on any page, no software to install. Managers can claim, transfer, or ring a rep back if a call drops.

Voicemail that goes where you need it

Missed calls drop to voicemail, and the recording lands in your team dashboard for anyone to pick up.

How it works

Setup is a conversation, not a signup wall.

Tell us about your team

Size, where you call, and how reps place calls today.

We switch on business features and verify the account

Numbers, a shared credit pool, the call log, and a team access line if you want one.

Your team dashboard unlocks

Invite people, share numbers, build the flow, open the queue. Reps call from a browser, a desk phone, or a cell.

Business calling FAQ

How the IVR builder, the call queue, and team billing work.

Can I build and change my own IVR?

Yes. The IVR builder is a drag-and-drop canvas: add a greeting, menu options, PIN gates, input capture, a number prefix for outbound dialing, voicemail, and where each choice routes. Publish and it is live on your number in seconds. Change it whenever you want, with no code and no support ticket.

Is there a per-seat fee?

No. There is no plan and no per-seat charge. The whole team draws from one shared credit pool you top up centrally, and you only pay for the minutes you actually call.

How do shared caller IDs work?

Approve a pool of numbers once and everyone on the team can present from any of them, with no per-person verification. Every call draws from the one shared credit pool that you top up centrally by card or crypto.

Is there an app to install?

No. Reps answer the queue from a dock that runs on any page in the browser, and place calls from a browser, a desk phone, or a cell. Spoofey rings the rep’s own phone first, then dials the destination and connects the two legs.

How much does Spoofey for Business cost?

The same flat pay-as-you-go per-minute rate as a personal account, billed to one shared balance. No subscription, and credits never expire. Higher-volume teams can talk to us about negotiated rates.

Tell us how your team calls.

Send a couple of lines about your setup and what you need. It goes straight to the people who set these up — you'll hear back by email.

Spoofey for Business is a pay-as-you-go phone system: build the inbound flow, share numbers across the team, and run every call off one balance. Calls are placed by ringing the rep’s own phone first, then dialing the destination and connecting the two. Call detail records for both legs are retained for carrier and law-enforcement requests, per our privacy policy.