Gandr for startups.
$150
your voice budget while you iterate, best month and worst month alike
Start on a free key, ship on a pack, move to a stream when one stops being enough. Same engine on every rung, so the thing you prototyped is the thing you launch, and nothing has to be re-integrated on the way up.
Why flat fits the finding stage
- Iteration is unmetered, rerunning yesterday’s renders against a new prompt costs $0 more.
- A demo that goes viral is a good day, not a billing incident.
- One stream is one thing talking at a time, with unmetered minutes in all 23 languages.
The first year, priced
Below about 15,000 spoken minutes a month, prepaid tokens at $10 a million are the cheaper door here, and the pricing page shows that arithmetic. Past it the stream is, and either way the meter grows with your success while both of ours do not.
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A startup’s first year of voice, both models
| Stage | Minutes / mo | On a $30, $100 meter | On Gandr streams |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prototype, 1 stream | 2,000 | $60, $200 | $150 |
| First customers, 3 streams | 12,000 | $360, $1,200 | $450 |
| Launch, 10 streams | 60,000 | $1,800, $6,000 | $1,500 |
Your first month
Everyone starts month to month: one month, on your own traffic, with no year attached. If the fit is wrong, the meter you came from is still there.
A key and one stream to size it on, before anyone talks about a fleet.
Get a key for your stack