PawnTeller

Plans

Priced by questions, not by seats

Everyone at the counter can use it. What you pay for is how much you ask — which is the thing that actually varies between a single shop and a chain.

Pricing is being finalised

We are setting prices ahead of launch and would rather publish nothing than publish a number that moves. What each plan includes is settled and is below. Write to [email protected] and we will tell you as soon as pricing is set.

Trial

Free

500questions, over 14 days

  • Everything the product does
  • Branch-level scoping
  • Full audit trail
  • Bubble launcher
  • Spreadsheet download
  • Embedded in your page
  • History kept 30 days
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Starter

Upcoming

2,000questions a month

  • Branch-level scoping
  • Full audit trail
  • Spreadsheet download
  • 60 questions a minute
  • History kept 90 days
  • Embedded in your page
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Scale

Upcoming

50,000questions a month

  • Everything in Pro
  • 240 questions a minute
  • 20 at once
  • History kept a year
  • Onboarding support
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Side by side

What each plan includes

PawnTeller plan comparison
  Trial Starter Pro Scale
Questions 500 2,000 10,000 50,000
Period 14 days Monthly Monthly Monthly
Questions a minute 20 60 120 240
At once 2 5 10 20
History kept 30 days 90 days 180 days 1 year
Download as spreadsheet
Embedded in your page
Branch-level scoping
Read-only by construction
Full audit trail

Security is not a tier

Branch scoping, read-only access and the audit trail are on every plan including the trial. They are how the product works, not an upgrade — a version of PawnTeller without them would not be a cheaper product, it would be a different and much worse one.

About the allowance

How counting works

A question is a question

One thing your staff asks counts as one, whether the answer is a single number or two hundred rows. Follow-ups — “and how many closed?” — count as their own question, because that is what they are.

When the allowance runs out

PawnTeller stops and says so, tells the person when it resets, and points them at their administrator. It does not quietly switch to a cheaper, worse assistant. You would find out from the answers, which is the wrong way to find out.

Moving up mid-month

An upgrade starts a fresh period and grants the new allowance in full. What you already used is left behind rather than carried across — buying more should not move you closer to the limit.

Everyone can use it

There is no per-seat charge. Every clerk, every branch manager. Charging per person would mean rationing who is allowed to ask, which defeats the purpose.

Start with the trial

Five hundred questions against your own data, with everything the product does. If it does not earn its place in two weeks, it will not earn it in six months.