Our usage-based pricing means you start with the smallest plan and only pay more if you exceed the plan limits.
There are two key usage factors that affect your monthly pricing:
The total number of subscribers in your email marketing lists
The total volume of email you send
π± SMS are charged separately (per credit, like Cliniko)
Total number of subscribers
Peptalkr syncs the email addresses of your patients into an automatically created patient list which is constantly synced to Cliniko. The size of this list is the main factor that determines your plan.
However, you can also create your own custom lists and import external data separate to your patient data. Those subscribers also contribute to your total subscriber count.
π± Worried about the size of your patient database? Fear not! Peptalkr allows you to set what we call an Active Patient Limit - which effectively allows you to limit the size of your patient marketing list, keeping costs within your control.
Total number of emails sent
Peptalkr allows you to send many kinds of email - both marketing, and non-marketing. Each plan has a generous inclusion of emails per month. If you exceed the limit of the plan determined by your total subscriber count, you'll pay the next plan up for that moment only. Your plan will reset each month.
The plans and their limits
Head to the Pricing page and use the slider to see plan costs based on the number of subscribers you want to have in Peptalkr.
π During free trial you will be limited to 250 patients in your patient marketing list so you can check out all the features before committing. Any non-marketing (transactional) emails or SMS you send will still go to your entire database.
FAQS
Which plan do I choose?
Just start with the smallest plan and we'll automatically set you on the right plan.
How will I know in advance what plan I'll be on?
Once the free trial ends, you'll have access to a dropdown on the Settings page called the Active Patient Limit. Click the dropdown to see how many patients (with email addresses) that would be added to your total subscriber count:
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The bracketed numbers correspond to the total number of valid, de-duplicated patient email addresses you have. Now compare these numbers against the pricing page and set the limit that makes sense for your budget.
Keep in mind the numbers in the brackets only estimates the patients we will automatically import from Cliniko. It does not take into consideration any additional 'lists' you have manually created and added more subscribers to. The total sum of all lists is how your plan usage is calculated - not just the patient list.
What do the months mean?
The month is referring to whether a patient has had an appointment within that period. For example, if you select 24 months, then we'll only import patients who have attended an appointment in the last 2 years.
But we'll always include patients who have an upcoming appointment as well - so even if they are a new patient, or haven't had an appointment in a long time, so long as they have a scheduled upcoming appointment, they'll be imported.
If you want to be able to email patients who have never had an appointment, and don't have an upcoming appointment - you must select the 'All' option.
How is my total subscriber count calculated?
Your total number of subscribers is the sum of all subscribers across your lists.
We DO NOT count:
Unsubscribed contacts
Deleted contacts
Suppressed contacts
However, if the same email address is active on multiple lists, it counts multiple times against the total. To avoid active subscriber duplication, use segments to sub-groups of patients - do not import custom lists of patients. Only use custom lists for non-patient lists - read more here.
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How can I see my current total subscriber count?
To see how many subscribers you have, click on the Send Email tab then open the Lists & subscribers section, then look at the number under "Total subscribers". This is the total number of subscribers across all lists.
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Can I import people to my patient list manually?
We automatically create a Patients list for you which is deeply integrated with Cliniko and syncs every few minutes. We do not recommend adding people to this list manually. If you just want to contact a certain group of patients - create a Segment, don't create a new list.
Why can't I add patients to my patient list manually? Adding patients to your patient list manually will result in the system deleting them minutes later. Your Patient list is always synced per your Settings, so even if you make manual changes - they'll be deleted to keep the list in sync.
However, you can create custom lists for marketing databases of people who are not patients - such as website Newsletter subscribers.
Why don't you price based on Practitioners, like Cliniko?
Peptalkr's power is in it's email and automation capabilities. Our system runs very differently, we runs literally thousands of processes every day to ensure automations send correctly. The more email addresses, the more processes we run. As such, it's most logical for us to price based on email activity.
Don't pay twice for the same type of platform. Peptalkr completely replaces MailChimp or any other email, SMS, form or automation system you currently use.
Can I use my Cliniko SMS credits with Peptalkr?
Sorry to say that no - it's not possible. We are two completely different platforms with different SMS engines.
What if I exceed my plan limits?
You'll be upgraded automatically. We do not charge you on the spot when you are upgraded, instead we add the difference between the plan you paid for at the commencement of the billing cycle + the plan you upgraded to onto the next invoice. If you dropped back down under your plan limits, you'll be automatically downgraded at the start of the next billing cycle.
What if I only want to increase my active patient limit for one email?
That's fine - if you increase your active subscriber count for a short duration in order to send an email blast, you can do that. You can then downgrade again after you send the email. But as we explain above, sending a campaign to a higher volume of patients than your previous plan allows will process an upgrade for the current billing cycle. The next billing cycle will revert to your previous price.
For example:
You're on the $25 plan with 450 patients. You decide to upgrade to 'All' patients for a Newsletter - bringing your patient count up to 2800 - which is the $95 plan.
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This will charge you the plan difference of $70. As you already paid $25 for the month, and the new plan is $95 - we'll add $70 to your 'next' bill.
And provided you downgraded to 450 patients afterwards, your next bill will only be $25. So $25 + $70 for the upgrade will mean a next bill of $95.
That's Peptalkr pricing explained! If you have more questions, please reach out to us, we're happy to answer your questions personally.
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