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We are at 50,000 subscribers. Is TelcoEdge priced for our scale?
Yes. TelcoEdge's modular pricing is built around subscriber volume — not enterprise minimum commitments.
At 50,000 subscribers, the platform typically recovers its cost in the first billing cycle from margin recovery alone — before any operational efficiency gains from automated reconciliation and real-time billing are factored in. The commercial structure is scoped in the 30-minute call.
Volume-based pricing, not enterprise minimums
TelcoEdge pricing is structured around subscriber volume, not enterprise minimum commitments or per-seat licensing. This means operators at 50,000 subscribers get pricing that reflects their actual scale.
Cost recovery at 50,000 subscribers
At this subscriber volume, the platform typically recovers its cost in the first billing cycle from margin recovery alone. This is before operational efficiency gains from automated reconciliation and real-time billing are factored in.
The margin recovery — from closing revenue leakage, invoice prediction, and pool optimisation — typically exceeds the platform cost from the first full cycle.
How pricing is structured
The specific commercial structure is scoped in a 30-minute call based on your subscriber volume, growth trajectory, and operational requirements. The principle is that the platform pays for itself through margin recovery.
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Is TelcoEdge affordable at 50,000 subscribers?
Yes. Pricing is based on subscriber volume, not enterprise minimums. The platform typically recovers its cost in the first billing cycle from margin recovery alone.
How quickly does TelcoEdge pay for itself?
At 50,000 subscribers, the platform typically recovers its cost in the first billing cycle from margin recovery — before operational efficiency gains are factored in.
