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Voicemail drop service in Canada

Voicemail drops, built for Canada.

Personalized voicemail campaigns for Canadian businesses: Canadian numbers, Canada’s calling rules, prices in Canadian dollars. Only delivered voicemails spend credits.

81% delivered. One dealership’s first campaigns

Next, you pick a time. Twenty minutes on Zoom.

Clone your voice

Hear it

Three campaigns Canadian businesses send. Press play on each.

Service reminderHeather · 0:19

“Hi Sarah, it’s Heather at Hillside Auto. Your Equinox is coming due for its regular service — oil, filters, and a proper once-over before road-trip season. We’ve got openings next week, and…

Service reminders

A dealership’s service-due list, each customer by name and vehicle.

Estimate reactivationWalt · 0:19

“Hey Monica, it’s Walt at Summit Exteriors. We put together an estimate for your siding last fall, and I wanted to circle back before the new season — material pricing has moved…

Estimate follow-up

A contractor’s open estimates, before the new season fills the calendar.

Fall furnace tune-upsColleen · 0:20

“Hi, it’s Colleen at Northgate Heating and Air. Furnace season’s almost here, and the smart week to book your clean and check is before the first cold snap — once the no-heat calls start,…

Furnace tune-ups

A home-services list, before the first cold night.

Every take here is a real render in a house voice. Yours send in your voice or your team’s.

Made for Canada

What’s Canadian about it. The numbers, the rules and the money.

  1. Canadian numbers.

    Every number on a list is checked against Canada’s 60 area codes, across all 13 provinces and territories. A number outside Canada is set aside when the list is imported and never dialed, and every caller ID is a Canadian number.

  2. Canada’s rules.

    Voicemails go out only inside calling hours that sit within the CRTC’s telemarketing hours: 9 AM to 9 PM on weekdays, 10 AM to 6 PM on weekends. Every list rests on consent you confirm, and the team checks every campaign before it sends.

  3. Canadian dollars, data in Canada.

    Prepaid bundles priced in Canadian dollars, plus GST/HST. Your account, your lists, your campaigns, your recordings and your texts are stored in Canada, in a data centre in Montreal.

Credits

Pay only for what lands. One balance up front, and every miss comes back the same day.

Credits Fall service remindersExample workspace

Every voicemail, one square604 dialed

One real campaign, 75.7% delivered

Credits left

1,543

Of 2,000 bought. They last 12 months.

Activity

  1. Credits boughtPaid up front+2,000
  2. Fall service reminders604 voicemails sent−604
  3. 147 missed, returnedBack the same day+147

Spent457 creditsOne for each delivered voicemail

  • ~75% delivered.Measured across real campaigns.

  • Billed on delivered.A credit is spent only when a voicemail lands.

  • Every miss returns.Back to your balance as a credit, automatically.

  • Credits last 12 months.One wallet, season after season.

  • Follow-up text included.A short text, a few minutes later.

  • Made for Canada.For Canadian businesses, in compliant local calling hours.

Questions

Asked by Canadian businesses.

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Yes. The Call Guy is a Canadian business in Calgary, Alberta, sending voicemail campaigns for businesses across Canada. Campaigns go to Canadian numbers, prices are in Canadian dollars, and your account, lists, campaigns, recordings and texts are stored in Canada, in a data centre in Montreal.

They can be, when the rules are followed. The CRTC’s rules ask for express consent before a recorded message that sells, set calling hours, and ask the message to say who it’s from. Every campaign here rests on consent you confirm for each list, goes out inside calling hours, and is checked by the team before it sends. Nothing here is legal advice. The rules in plain words: Are voicemail drops legal in Canada?

They’re set aside when the list is imported and never dialed. Campaigns go to Canadian numbers only, and every caller ID is a Canadian number.

All of them: every province and territory, across 60 Canadian area codes.

Voicemails go out between 9 AM and 9 PM on weekdays and 10 AM and 6 PM on weekends, inside the CRTC’s telemarketing hours. A start on a Canadian statutory holiday is flagged when you build the campaign, by province and territory.

Yes. Bundles are prepaid in Canadian dollars, plus GST/HST, and paid by invoice. One credit is spent for each delivered voicemail, misses come back to your balance, and credits last 12 months.

Keep reading

Read before you send. The rules, the cost and the campaigns.

One script. Every name on the list.

Hi Marcus, your F-150 is due for its fall service.

Marcus’s voicemailOne complete take, never spliced

Press send once. Every customer hears from you, by name.

No card to sign up. Across Canada, in compliant local calling hours.

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