Rates reduced and simplified

We’ve made it even cheaper for you to call using Spokn! For instance, calls to all UK mobiles are just $0.10/min (down over 70% in cases!) and calls to any Pakistan phone are just $0.08/min (calls to mobiles now cheaper by over 40%!).

Not just that, we’ve made the rates simpler to understand as well. How’s that? Here’s how -

USA & Canada (all phones) $0.01/min (from up to $0.09/min earlier)

Pakistan (all phones) $0.08/min (from up to $0.14/min earlier)

UAE (all phones) $0.17/min (from up to $0.18/min earlier)

Egypt (all phones) $0.11/min (from up to $0.12/min earlier)

UK (all landlines) $0.01/min (from up to $0.02/min earlier)

UK (all mobiles) $0.10/min (from up to $0.37/min earlier)

In the coming weeks, we’ll be simplifying rates across all our destinations. Stay tuned!

No worrying about which area code or operator you are dialing in these countries any more. Speak away freely with Spokn!

Update on June 30 :

As promised, we’ve reduced and simplified rates across our 20 most popular called destinations. Here are some of the new rates -

Saudi Arabia (all landlines) $0.10/min (from up to $0.19/min earlier)

Saudi Arabia (all mobiles) $0.12/min (from up to $0.15/min earlier)

Australia (all landlines) $0.02/min (from up to $0.04/min earlier)

Australia (all mobiles) $0.12/min (from up to $0.14/min earlier)

Sri Lanka (all phones) $0.10/min (from up to $0.17/min earlier)

Germany (all landlines) $0.02/min (same as earlier)

Germany (all mobiles) $0.08/min (from up to $0.15/min earlier)

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2 comments

  1. Varghese Samuel
    July 31, 2011 at 7:13 am

    Thanks for the rate cutting, still your rates are too high

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  2. Prabukarthik
    August 31, 2011 at 7:03 am

    Couple of suggestions:

    Given that you are positioning it as a utiliy. I suppose you might want to support in multiple languages.

    For e.g. If an elderly family member want to call their son/daughter abroad, it is not necessary that they need to know English. For e.g. My mother does not know English. If I travel abroad, I think she will call me using the direct ISD facility even if it’s more expensive, because she cannot understand English IVR in spokn.
    So the IVR support can be in multiple languages, and people can choose the language when they register the number. The IVR will give instructions only in that language.

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