The cost of Empacer is simple to think about: one subscription for the assistant, plus the tools your business already uses. The current offer, with its price and terms, is on the Empacer website.
The other side of the math is time. Replies, posts, and reminders usually get done late in the evening or skipped. Empacer prepares that work for you, so your part comes down to a quick review and a yes.
## 1. What the subscription covers
The Empacer subscription covers the assistant and everything around it:
- a voice and text conversation with one assistant
- help with your tasks: customer replies, social posts, appointment reminders, price lists, schedule changes, and invoices
- business memory that keeps your services, prices, tone, and rules
- connections to tools such as Google Calendar, Gmail, and Instagram
- push notifications, a choice of four voices, and regular updates
- industry research in your profile
There's no setup project, no hardware, and nothing to install beyond the app. All you need is a phone with a microphone.
## 2. The tools you already pay for keep working as usual
Empacer works on top of the tools your business already runs on. Some tasks use those services, and they keep billing the way they do today:
- **Text message reminders** go through your SMS provider, such as Twilio, at its usual rates.
- **Invoice payments** go through your payment service, with its usual fees.
- **Price updates on your website** use your existing site and hosting.
For most owners, these are services they already have. Empacer puts them to work.
## 3. Start with the task that costs you the most time
A useful way to look at cost is to start with the job you'd most like to hand off.
**Social posts.** A nail tech has photos of new seasonal sets and no time to write about them. Empacer drafts the captions from the photos and the studio's details. Posting directly from Empacer depends on Meta approving Instagram access, and until then you get a finished post to publish yourself.
**Customer replies.** A barbershop gets the same price questions every day. Empacer writes the answers from the shop's actual prices, in the shop's tone. Once the messaging account is connected, approved replies go out straight from Empacer.
**Appointment reminders.** A salon owner wants reminders for tomorrow's clients. Empacer reads bookings from the calendar and sends texts through the SMS provider after the owner approves. Connect the calendar and SMS once, and reminders become a quick daily check.
You don't need a connection to get your first result. A caption or a reply is ready to use as soon as setup is done.
## 4. Your part takes minutes
Empacer does the preparation. Your part is short: answer three questions during setup, correct anything Empacer got wrong, connect the tools you want it to use, and approve what goes out.
The approval step keeps you in control. Every message, post, and reminder waits for your yes, and you can change anything by voice or with a tap before it's sent. When a detail is missing, like a price it doesn't have yet, Empacer asks you instead of making up an answer.
Empacer is built for the owner, with one user and no team seats to pay for. Your booking system stays where it is, and Empacer handles the messages around it.
## 5. See the current offer
Offers can vary depending on where you find Empacer, so the price and terms that apply to you are the ones shown before you pay. Subscription management and payment history are in the app's settings, and you can cancel anytime from there.
The simplest way to judge the cost is to weigh it against the evenings you spend on DMs, captions, and reminders. Visit the Empacer website to see the current offer.
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