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Livingston, NJ-based restaurant technology company founded 2004. Private. Operates in online food ordering and business apps. Serves single-location restaurants through large chains with branded ordering apps, websites, text marketing, and DoorDash delivery integration.

Entry price
$89
Two-Year Plan · /mo, billed annually + usage
Plans tracked
4
3 add-ons
Pricing changes
0
None published yet
Pricing model
Subscription + usage
No free tier

Pricing Change History

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Current plans

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PlanTypePrice
Two-Year PlanPlan$89 /mobilled annually + usage
Annual PlanPlan$99 /mobilled annually + usage
Monthly PlanPlan$139 /mo + usage
Risk-Free PlanPlan$1.5 per order
DoorDash DeliveryAdd-onContact
TextingAdd-on$0.05 per text
WebsiteAdd-on$29 /mo + usage

Company Facts

Free tierNo
Employees51-100
Tracked sinceJul 14, 2026
Pricing last seenJul 14, 2026
Websitewww.bigholler.com

How BigHoller compares with its peers

CompanyEntry priceLast change
NNextiva
Nextiva
$15 /user/mo, billed annuallyJul 3, 2026
RRingcentral
Ringcentral
$30 /user/mo, billed annuallyJul 6, 2026
VVonage
Vonage
$13.99 /line/mo, billed annually—
88x8
8x8
Contact—
OOoma
Ooma
$19.95 /user/moOct 5, 2026
GGoogle
Google
ContactOct 12, 2026

BigHoller pricing FAQ

How much does BigHoller cost?
BigHoller pricing starts at $89/mo on Two-Year Plan, billed annually + usage. BigHoller lists 4 plans on its pricing page.
Does BigHoller have a free plan?
No. BigHoller does not list a free tier; paid plans start at $89/mo on Two-Year Plan, billed annually + usage.
What pricing model does BigHoller use?
BigHoller uses subscription + usage pricing across 4 plans.
Who are BigHoller's pricing peers?
Pulse compares BigHoller with Nextiva, Ringcentral, Vonage, 8x8, Ooma and Google.