For entrepreneurs and start-ups

A business phone number for start-ups that makes you look established

In the first year you are sales, support, accounts and the person who answers the phone. A local landline number makes a new business look like it's been around a while, and it still rings the mobile in your pocket. Minuted then writes up every call, so the supplier's price, the customer's order and the thing you said you'd send all survive a day when you're doing five jobs at once.

Where the notes slip

A proper business number from day one, and every call written up.

  • Your personal mobile number on the website, the van and the invoices
  • First customers, suppliers and the bank all ringing the same phone
  • Leads and promises kept in your head because there's nobody else to keep them

A real start-up call, written up

Call with Raj Patel, Northgate Deli

11:20am, 4 min

Raj runs Northgate Deli and tried your granola at the farmers' market on Sunday. He'd like to stock it and asked for your wholesale price on the 400g bags, the minimum order and whether you can deliver weekly. He'd start with two cases and wants it on the shelf by the end of the month.

Todos

  • Work out a wholesale price and minimum order for the 400g bags
  • Call Raj back on 07700 900837
  • Send a price list and check weekly delivery is doable

Stop losing early customers to notes you never wrote down

Keep your number or take a new local one. Ten minutes to set up, cancel anytime.

From £14.99 a month. No contract. UK based.

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