Does the price change based on how many providers or exam rooms our clinic has?

For Medical Clinics

No, Voksha prices by call volume, not by provider count, exam room count, or number of front desk staff. This matters for clinics because provider headcount does not map cleanly to phone volume. A solo pediatrician with a loyal, established patient base might field fewer calls than a 3-provider urgent care that gets constant new patient inquiries and walk-in overflow questions. Pricing by call volume means you pay for what actually rings your phone rather than a per-seat or per-provider fee that punishes growth. A single-provider practice usually fits comfortably on Starter ($14/month, 15 calls included) if Voksha is only covering after-hours and lunch-hour gaps, while a multi-provider practice with a busy front desk usually needs Premium ($99/month, 150 calls included) to cover full-day overflow plus after-hours. If your clinic operates across multiple locations or has enough combined volume that per-call overage adds up every month, Enterprise starts at $990/month with a custom call volume negotiated to your actual pattern, and includes HIPAA and GDPR compliance features relevant to a larger, multi-site operation. Because there is no contract and billing is month-to-month, clinics that are adding providers or opening a second location can move up a tier when volume actually increases instead of pre-paying for headcount that has not translated into call volume yet.