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Project Blue : the cost of adding a second line

Project Blue lists $300 for one line, $250 per line at two to ten lines, and $200 per line from eleven lines. Its onboarding page also shows setup charges and a credit.

By Line Item editorial · Sources checked October 2, 2026

OUR TAKE

A business platform with meaningful line-volume steps

Project Blue is a pricing candidate for sales teams buying implementation support with their sending lines. Its volume steps reward a real multi-line need, not simply choosing a larger count to obtain a smaller unit figure.

Read the minimum beside the rate

One line is listed at $300 monthly. At two lines the $250 rate makes the total $500 monthly, while eleven lines at $200 make it $2,200. The unit price falls as the total commitment rises. Budget the total before choosing a tier.

The page describes a platform and support-oriented onboarding process. Evaluate whether those services cover work your team would otherwise pay someone to perform.

Confirm the setup and credit schedule

The pricing page shows setup figures and a $250 onboarding credit against a $500 amount. The timing and qualification of that credit should be confirmed on the actual order. A credit is not the same as never paying the fee.

Ask whether adding lines later causes a repricing event and whether annual Enterprise terms differ from the listed month-to-month options.

Evaluate the cost of assisted implementation

A company with a mature internal integration team may value the service differently from a sales operation that needs help configuring message intent and its CRM workflow. A fair comparison includes that difference.

Our review does not turn the provider’s revenue testimonials into a payback guarantee. Use your own conversion and staffing assumptions when comparing the monthly commitment.

The decision in one sentence

Compare the full line count and onboarding scope, not only the discounted unit price.

Read the primary sources

These are the provider’s own descriptions. Prices and product claims are dated snapshots, and performance claims are not our test results.