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Plain answers for a Canadian business weighing voicemail campaigns. What a voicemail drop is, the rules, what it costs, how to choose a service and how dealerships use it.

  1. What is a voicemail drop?A recorded message a business sends to its own customers' voicemail inboxes, for them to hear on their own time. What businesses send, how a campaign runs and how a message for each lead works.Read the article
  2. Are voicemail drops legal in Canada?Yes, with consent. What the CRTC's rules say about recorded messages, consent, calling hours and what a message must include, how follow-up texts fit under CASL, and what The Call Guy checks for you.Read the article
  3. What does a voicemail drop cost?At The Call Guy, a delivered voicemail costs $1.10, $0.90, $0.80 or $0.55 in Canadian dollars, by bundle, with personalization and the follow-up text included. How services price a voicemail, and what to compare.Read the article
  4. How to choose a voicemail drop service in CanadaThe kinds of voicemail drop service a Canadian business can choose from, how they price and what they leave to you, the questions to ask any of them, and where The Call Guy fits and where it doesn't.Read the article
  5. Voicemail campaigns for car dealershipsWhat a dealership's service and sales teams send, when in the year, and what one dealership's first three campaigns returned. Every callback and text reply can go to your CRM as a lead.Read the article

These guides answer the questions a business asks before its first voicemail campaign. Each one leads with the answer, then gives the detail and the source behind it. They are written by the team behind The Call Guy, a Canadian voicemail campaign service, and they say plainly where The Call Guy fits and where it doesn't.

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Last updated November 3, 2026