Burki Free Trial: Browser Allowance, Limits and Next Steps

Burki's personalized trial is for practicing a business conversation in your browser before connecting real callers. It is not a bundle of free telephone minutes, and the historical 200-minute offer described at this URL is no longer the current offer.

For eligible workspaces on the personalized trial, the allowance is up to three minutes in total, shared across sessions, with up to two minutes per call and one trial call at a time. Provider-expense and shared daily-capacity limits also apply, so the time available before a particular call can be smaller. Your workspace's preflight and billing screens are authoritative for your eligibility and remaining allowance.

What you can do first

Create an unpublished assistant from a business description, review its instructions and practice a specific caller request. You do not need to buy a telephone number to do a browser test. The free starter is editable, so a useful first experiment does not require paid AI generation.

Choose one task: answer a supplied business question and collect a callback request. Then change one detail during the conversation. This tests whether the assistant preserves the correction and describes the next step honestly.

The receptionist setup worksheet gives you a starting brief. Avoid spending the whole allowance asking generic questions unrelated to your business.

Trial time is different from wallet money

Older workspaces may retain an earlier offer. A wallet grant and personalized trial time are not interchangeable, and renaming an assistant or creating another workspace does not create a fresh sponsorship entitlement.

What needs funded usage?

Paid AI-assisted drafting is a separate operation with its own displayed price and limits. Live telephone calls, number resources, IVR exploration, real external actions and stored recordings are not included simply because browser trial time remains.

During trial practice, supported external actions are simulated and should be labeled accordingly. A simulated calendar result helps you inspect the conversation; it does not create a real appointment. Adding “book an appointment” to a prompt also does not connect a calendar.

Before funding a live workflow, check its actual integrations and usage pricing. For carrier costs, separate the platform bill from any account you pay directly.

Why might a trial call be unavailable?

The account may be ineligible, the allowance may be exhausted, the previous call may still be finishing, or the shared trial capacity may temporarily be unavailable. The assistant can also have a configuration that is not eligible for the available trial path.

Read the reason shown before microphone access. Keep the draft and use the corrective action provided rather than repeatedly starting new requests. If the account appears to have the wrong entitlement, contact support with the workspace and visible request identifier; do not send provider keys or card details.

A temporarily unavailable trial is not permission to charge paid usage automatically. Choose prepaid testing explicitly when you decide to continue.

Make a small trial useful

Prepare the facts and one expected outcome before the call. Use your first conversation to find the largest problem, then edit the instructions and use the remaining available time on that same case. Check the transcript and distinguish a completed conversation from a completed business action.

You do not need a live number to decide whether the draft understands your request. Once it does, fund the next appropriate step and separately verify telephone readiness. Create a practice assistant to see the offer available to your workspace.