The price per call, with 13% VAT shown before you pay
Nepali or English, using the script you write
Call credits added when the wallet payment succeeds
The team places the call from the script saved under Messages
How it works
Type the quantity and read the bill.
Write the script and choose Nepali or English.
Pay from the wallet, then save the script under Messages.
Worth knowing
A smaller quantity costs more per call. A larger quantity costs less.
Each number hears the same script. If you paste a list, the count must match the quantity.
Before payment you accept that the call will not be used for a purpose prohibited by the Government of Nepal or prevailing law, and not to deceive or defraud.
A notice you can copy
Replace the words in brackets. Each number hears this same script. The team places the call from the job saved under Messages.
AGM
Namaste. This is a notice from [cooperative]. The annual general meeting is on [date] at [time], [place]. Please attend.
School
Namaste. This is a notice from [school]. The school will remain closed on [date]. Classes resume on [date].
Yes. You buy a quantity of recorded calls, in Nepali or English, for an AGM, program, event, election, festival, a school notice, or a general notice. The numbers are 10-digit Nepal mobiles, including Nepal Telecom and Ncell.
How is the voice-call rate calculated?
The row that contains your quantity is the price per call. A quantity outside the table cannot be ordered.
Rate by volume
Use the row that contains your quantity. That row is the price for each one. A quantity outside the table cannot be ordered. The bill adds 13% VAT to that amount.
Quantity
Each
200–1,000
NPR 3.50 Starts from
1,001–5,000
NPR 2.80
5,001–20,000
NPR 2.20
20,001–100,000
NPR 1.80
Example for 200 calls: NPR 700 plus VAT NPR 91. The bill is NPR 791.
Auto voice calls by volume
Any quantity inside the rate table
Pay the slab rate for the exact number of auto voice calls you need.