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Your first ring-round is free.

After that, £9 a month covers the household: unlimited searches, two quick calls a day, two ring-rounds a month and help with your paperwork. Need more ring-rounds? They're £3 each, and Proxling always texts the price and waits for your yes.

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  1. Tue 29 Sep, 15:38
  2. Can someone keep trying Hill Top?
  3. Yes. A person at Proxling keeps ringing Hill Top and puts what they did on the card.
  4. You've used this month's two ring-rounds, so that's one extra: £3. Reply YES to go ahead. Nothing is charged until you do.
  5. YES
  6. Tom has it. Back by 17:00 Fri 2 Oct.
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One plan for the whole household.

Most questions don't need a phone call at all, so the plan covers those without limit. For the ones that do, it includes calls every day and ring-rounds every month.

You only ever pay for an extra after a YES.

What counts as what

Three kinds of question.

You don't have to choose. Text it the way you'd say it, and Proxling tells you which kind it is before it starts.

  1. A searchUnlimited

    What time does the tip close on Sunday?

    Answered from websites, public lists or your letters. No phone calls.

  2. A quick call2 a day

    Ring the surgery and ask if my prescription's ready

    Proxling rings one place, asks one question, and texts you what they said.

  3. A ring-round2 a month

    Find me an NHS dentist taking adults near me

    Proxling rings every place that might know until one says yes. One ring-round, however many calls it takes.

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Included, whatever you pay for

Sometimes a person steps in anyway.

Two cases bring a person at Proxling in at no extra charge. The card always says who, and what they did.

  • An answer doesn't fit what was asked.A person checks it before you see it.Included
  • Proxling's own tools let it down.A person makes the call that works, as Maya did when Hill Top's phone menu hung up twice.Included

Four things you can count on.

Questions about paying.

What's the difference between a search, a quick call and a ring-round?

A search is answered without phoning anyone, from websites, public lists or your letters. A quick call is Proxling ringing one place for you. A ring-round is Proxling ringing every place that might know until one says yes, however many calls that takes. It tells you which one your question is before it starts.

What if I use my two quick calls for the day?

The next one waits until the following day, or you can turn it into a ring-round. Proxling tells you which, and asks.

Is the first ring-round really free?

Yes, and you don't need the plan for it. One question, every place that might know, and the card that shows how it found out.

What if I need more than two ring-rounds in a month?

Each extra one is £3. Proxling texts you the price before it starts, and only goes ahead when you reply YES.

Is the plan priced per person?

No. One price per household. Share it by sending a link yourself, and everyone you share it with is covered by the one price.

What if it comes back with "couldn't find out"?

You get the card, with everything it tried. You can leave it, ask for a reminder, or ask a person to keep trying. That counts as one extra ring-round, and it asks first.

Do I pay when a person stepped in on its own?

No. When an answer doesn't fit or Proxling's tools let it down, a person steps in at no extra charge. You only pay for a person when you asked for one.

How often does a person step in?

Once it opens, Proxling will publish how often a person stepped in, every month, with the number of jobs.

Ask it one thing, free.

Proxling opens in the UK soon. Join the waitlist and your first ring-round is free.

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