Slybroadcast pricing explained

Slybroadcast uses usage-based pricing with two models: pay-as-you-go credits that do not expire, and cheaper monthly plans whose credits expire (roughly every 30 days) and do not roll over. You are charged only for voicemails that are successfully delivered.

Pay-as-you-go runs about $0.10 per drop for 100 deliveries (~$10), dropping to roughly $0.06 at 1,000 (~$60) and about $0.04 at 10,000 (~$400).

Monthly plans are a little cheaper per drop - for example around $100/month for 2,000 deliveries and about $500/month for 13,000 - but unused credits expire each cycle.

Pricing and plan names change often, so confirm the current numbers on Slybroadcast's own site before you buy. The figures above were checked in June 2026.

The biggest gotcha is that monthly-plan credits do not roll over, so anything you do not use is lost - pay-as-you-go credits, by contrast, do not expire.

Add-ons stack on top of the headline rate: a callback/caller-ID line is reported at roughly $15/month, and AI voicemail personalization and follow-up SMS each reportedly consume about two credits per delivery, which can roughly double your effective per-drop cost. Verify the current add-on costs on their site.

Slybroadcast does not offer a free trial; the lowest-risk way to test it is the smallest pay-as-you-go pack (about $10 for 100 drops). It does advertise a 30-day money-back guarantee - verify the current terms.

VoiceDrop starts at $95/month for around 1,000 ringless voicemails and bills only for successful deliveries, with AI voice cloning, an AI Inbound Agent, two-way SMS, and SOC 2 Type II certification included rather than sold as add-ons. If you are weighing cost against capability, that bundle often delivers more booked meetings per dollar than a lower headline per-drop rate alone.

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