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Re:Bridge.me meetings that call you by cllabs on Monday April 18, 2011 @01:09AM (#2458040)
Does this utilise Twilio? Would love to see a pricing structure and what countries it's available in before registering. Is it tied to a single phone or can you set different numbers on a per meeting basis?
Re:Bridge.me meetings that call you by mdda on Monday April 18, 2011 @02:49AM (#2458238)
In their end-of Weekend pitch, they said that they were Twilio-based (in the interests of getting this done over the weekend). Over the longer term, they plan to move to Asterisk/trunks if/when call volumes picked up (since Twilio pricing is not very aggressive for long multi-way calls : but the service/pricing is excellent for knocking something together).
Re:Bridge.me meetings that call you by catch23 on Monday April 18, 2011 @01:25AM (#2458081)
Why would it matter if it used twilio? You could do this idea just quickly without it...
Re:Bridge.me meetings that call you by barrydahlberg on Monday April 18, 2011 @01:29AM (#2458090)
Availability and pricing of things like Twilio is pretty variable outside of the US. Last I checked Twilio wasn't going to work for most SMS down here in NZ for example. Not sure about voice.
Re:Bridge.me meetings that call you by cllabs on Monday April 18, 2011 @01:35AM (#2458096)
Exactly right. We're based out of Australia so it's horribly annoying to see so many cool startups that don't provide service to us down here. The majority of voice/sms startups these days use either Twilio or Tropo (including us) so that severely limits the cost or even use of a service for Australians.