Pricing
No subscription. You pay for conversations, nothing else.
Most support tools charge you whether or not anyone reaches out. LastWorker does the opposite. Your agent works on usage, so a slow week costs you a slow week.
Load a prepaid balance. Pay only for what your agent handles.
Start free, see live ratesNo credit card to look around. No contract.
How each channel is billed
Your agent answers, holds a real conversation, books the appointment, and only runs the meter while it is actually on the line.
Streaming replies on your site. You pay for the messages your agent answers, not for the widget sitting there.
Two-way texting for confirmations, follow-ups, and questions. Pay per message your agent sends and answers.
Your agent reads, replies, or escalates with a full summary. You pay when it actually closes the loop.
A dedicated phone number is $1 a month if you want one. You can also point your existing number at LastWorker. Live rates are always shown in your account before you spend anything.
Pricing questions, answered
Is there really no monthly fee?
Correct. There is no subscription, no per-seat charge, and no platform fee. You load a prepaid balance and the cost of each conversation comes out of it. If your phone is quiet for a week, you pay nothing that week.
How does the prepaid balance work?
You add funds up front, and usage draws down from that balance. You can turn on auto-reload so a small top-up happens automatically when the balance runs low, which keeps your agent from ever going dark mid-conversation.
What does a typical conversation cost?
Voice runs $0.05 per minute, so a quick two-minute booking is about a dime. Chat and email are $0.04 per reply, and SMS is $0.05 per segment. A dedicated phone number, if you want one, is $1 a month. Most small businesses spend less in a month than one shift of a part-time receptionist.
Do I pay for spam or wrong numbers?
You only pay for real handling. A one-second hang-up does not cost the same as a five-minute booking, because voice is metered by the second rather than per call.
Can I set a budget?
Yes. Because the balance is prepaid, your spend is capped at what you have loaded. You decide how much to put in and whether to auto-reload.
Try it on your own phone number.
Set up in about fifteen minutes. Load a few dollars, point a call at it, and hear it work before you commit to anything.