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Pricing for Readymode

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Readymode has 2 pricing plans

  • No free trial
  • No free version
Credit Card Required: No
Discount: Information not available

Readymode iQ

$199
Pricing Model: Per User
Payment Frequency: Per Month
Readymode iQ plan includes:
  • caller ID reputation
  • call cadencing
  • autopilot
  • complimentary implementation
  • zero set-up fees

Readymode Starter

$150
Pricing Model: Per User
Payment Frequency: Per Month
Readymode Starter plan includes:
  • All Features - All-in-One Platform
  • Unlimited Outbound Minutes
  • $0 Set-up Fees
  • Free, Personalized Implementation
  • Unlimited Technical Support - for Free

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What do others say about Readymode pricing?

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Value For Money
3.9(23)

Pros

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    Tiffany P.
    Scheduling Director/Operations Manager
    Marketing and Advertising, 11-50 employees
    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Overall Rating
    2.0
    Ease of Use
    1.0
    Customer Service
    1.0
    Features
    3.0
    Value for Money
    1.0
    Likelihood to Recommend
    1/10
    Reviewer Source
    Source: Capterra
    June 30, 2020

    "Shutdown for 2nd day in a row"

    Overall: I am extremely unhappy currently obviously because I have been down for 2 days but there is also a disconnect between the departments. I have about 5 different guys that I work with. I explained to them over and over that I don't want to ring multiple leads at the same time. Yet, that was the case. I explained this about 100 times before it was understood. Had my sales rep even had a basic convo with my sales guy- he would've passed the info on, as I had negative experiences in the past with this kind of dialing.

    Pros: I like the team when I set it up; they seemed nice and knowledgable.

    Cons: I would want screen monitoring for training ideally- Customer support isn't good. They are in Pacific time so if you work on the East Coast or Central time zones, you can't really reach anyone for early morning issues. I called in 3 times yesterday before getting a response around 11 my time. My team starts at 9. I was told they normally have support agents on the East coast, but they called off yesterday. Here I am, day 2, still down, 2nd morning, 11 minutes into hold with really loud jolly pop music while I am shut down with no answers.

    Alternatives Considered: Inside Sales Box
    Reasons for Choosing Readymode: I really liked the sales team. Seemed that they understood exactly what I wanted and would be able to deliver.
    Reasons for Switching to Readymode: Chase was having call quality issues with my agents in the Philipines and a call center manager recommended these guys.
    Alexandre M.
    President
    Marketing and Advertising, 1-10 employees
    Used the software for: 6-12 months
    Overall Rating
    1.0
    Ease of Use
    3.0
    Customer Service
    2.0
    Features
    1.0
    Value for Money
    1.0
    Likelihood to Recommend
    1/10
    Reviewer Source
    Source: SoftwareAdvice
    November 7, 2018

    "Xencall define technical cluelessness"

    Overall: Their handling of the problems has been very poor, pathetic would be the appropriate term. It's the 7th ACD I deployed, the worst of all. My account manager called me for the first time after 2 weeks into the problem, just because I threatened to file a complaint to Better Business Bureau (BBB), which I will. 1 week later, still not the shadow of a resolution, not an email nothing. I evacuate this sinking ship. Beware.

    Pros: Nice features (if they would work) Easy to use Some dedicated tech supports lvl 1. Nice ... colors ?

    Cons: Many basic features started to disappear, like call backs, I lost 2 weeks of prod. Still unresolved