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10 Best Sales Dialer Software of 2026
This list is for outbound sales reps and the managers who run them: SDR and BDR teams that make dozens or hundreds of cold calls a day, inside sales teams working lead lists, and agencies booking appointments by phone. It covers dedicated parallel dialers such as Orum, Nooks and Koncert, power dialers such as PhoneBurner and Kixie, and cloud phone systems and CRMs such as JustCall, CloudTalk, Close, Dialpad and Aircall that include a dialer on some plans. We compared documented features and published prices from each vendor's own pages in November 2026. Inbound queues and IVR are covered in our call center software list.
By the Mojolin research desk · Updated November 9, 2026 · 10 tools compared · Prices checked on vendor pages, latest November 9, 2026
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Orum is the best overall sales dialer for teams whose pipeline depends on cold calls: it includes both power and parallel dialing, AI answer detection, a voicemail sequencer and a virtual salesfloor, with no cap on dials. Nooks is the close alternative for teams that also want sequencing, signals and AI roleplay in the same tool. PhoneBurner is the pick for reps who prefer one call at a time with a built-in CRM and published prices, and Kixie gives smaller teams multi-line dialing on up to 4 lines with unlimited US and Canada minutes. JustCall, CloudTalk and Close are good value when the dialer is one part of a wider phone system or CRM.
Top picks
Best overall
Orum
8.6 / 10
Outbound teams of 9 or more reps whose pipeline depends on high-volume cold calling.
Read the review →Runner-up
Nooks
8.5 / 10
Outbound teams that want their dialer, sequences and coaching in a single platform.
Read the review →Also great
PhoneBurner
8.4 / 10
Reps and teams who want fast single-line power dialing with published prices and a built-in CRM.
Read the review →Comparison table
| # | Tool | Pricing | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Orum | Outbound teams of 9 or more reps whose pipeline depends on high-volume cold calling. | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 8.6 |
| 2 | Nooks | Outbound teams that want their dialer, sequences and coaching in a single platform. | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 8.5 |
| 3 | PhoneBurner | Reps and teams who want fast single-line power dialing with published prices and a built-in CRM. | Standard $140 per user per month billed annually ($165 monthly); Professional $165; Premium $183 | 8.4 |
| 4 |  Kixie | Small and mid-size sales teams that want multi-line dialing and texting with unlimited US and Canada minutes. | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 8.3 |
| 5 |  JustCall | Small sales teams that want a power dialer, SMS and CRM sync at a published per-user price. | Team $29 per user per month billed annually; Pro with power dialer $49; Pro Plus $89; 2 license minimum | 8.2 |
| 6 |  CloudTalk | Sales teams that want a full phone system with optional parallel dialing on up to 10 numbers. | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 8.1 |
| 7 |  Close | Small sales teams that want the dialer inside their CRM rather than as a separate tool. | Solo $9 per user per month billed annually; Essentials $35; Growth with Power Dialer $99; Scale with predictive dialing $139; calling billed by usage | 8.0 |
| 8 |  Koncert | B2B SDR teams on Salesforce that want a choice of single-line or parallel dialing plans. | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 7.9 |
| 9 |  Dialpad | Sales teams that want real-time AI coaching on calls alongside local presence and voicemail drop. | Sales Essentials $39 per user per month billed annually; Advanced $59; Premium $79; contact center Essentials with Power Dialer $89 | 7.8 |
| 10 |  Aircall | Small and mid-size teams that want an easy phone system with a basic power dialer for occasional outbound pushes. | Essentials $30 per license per month billed annually; Professional with Power Dialer $50; Enterprise custom; 3 user minimum | 7.7 |
Scoring weights
Every tool gets three editorial scores out of 10, from vendor documentation, product pages and the published price. The overall score is the weighted average below, the same method on every list. Full method
The full ranking
Rank 1 · Best overall
Orum
An AI sales dialer with power and parallel dialing, phone data tools and AI coaching for SDR and BDR teams.
orum.com8.6
out of 10
Best for: Outbound teams of 9 or more reps whose pipeline depends on high-volume cold calling.
Orum is built for teams that treat the phone as their main pipeline source. Its pricing page lists the core dialing tools together: a power dialer, a parallel dialer, click to call, one-off dialing, AI detection, voicemail drop and a voicemail sequencer, with unlimited dials on every paid plan. Data enrichment, hot and cold number temperature, smart lists and AI call summaries are also included, and the Scout agent works through dialing history to find numbers that are more likely to answer.
Managers get salesfloor rooms, live listen, screenshare, spotlighting and achievements, which help remote SDR teams work together in dialing blocks. AI roleplay agents, AI scorecards and a coaching portal are sold as an add-on, and Ascend Limited seats cover AEs who dial less often. The main tradeoffs are cost visibility and size: Orum does not publish prices, asks for a minimum of 9 seats and caps the free trial at 500 dials, so it suits established outbound teams more than solo reps.
Standout feature
Power and parallel dialing with unlimited dials on every paid plan.
Use cases
SDR teams
Run parallel dialing blocks against prospect lists
Outcome: More live conversations per hour
Sales managers
Listen live and spotlight good calls in salesfloor rooms
Outcome: Coaching that happens during dialing sessions
Teams selling abroad
Call prospects in 160+ countries and regions
Outcome: One dialer for domestic and international lists
Key features
- Power dialer, parallel dialer, click to call and one-off dialing in the plan
- Unlimited dials on all paid plans
- AI detection, voicemail drop and a voicemail sequencer
- Salesfloor rooms, live listen, spotlighting and Slack integration
- Calling into the US, Canada and 160+ international countries and regions
Pros
- No limit on dials on any paid plan
- Both power and parallel dialing in the same package
- Data enrichment and AI call summaries included
Cons
- Minimum of 9 seats
- No published prices
- AI roleplay and scorecards are a paid add-on
Rank 2 · Runner-up
Nooks
An AI sales platform with a parallel and power dialer, multichannel sequencing, buying signals and AI coaching.
nooks.ai8.5
out of 10
Best for: Outbound teams that want their dialer, sequences and coaching in a single platform.
Nooks started as a parallel dialer and now sells a wider revenue platform, but the dialer is still the center of it. The pricing page lists parallel dialing, multi-line and power dialing, AI answer detection, spam protection, automated number rotation, reputation monitoring and carrier registration, so call reputation is handled inside the product rather than with a separate tool. Signal-based dialing and dynamic smartlists decide who to call next, and live battlecards, real-time transcription and smart call scripts support the rep during the call.
The virtual salesfloor adds a digital bullpen, live listen-in and whisper coaching, while rep leaderboards and live dashboards track activity. Beyond calling, Nooks offers multichannel sequencing with call, email, SMS and social steps, AI email drafting, buying signals and contact enrichment from providers such as Apollo, Cognism, LeadIQ and ZoomInfo. That breadth is the reason to choose it, and also the tradeoff: pricing is quote only, and teams that just want to dial may pay for modules they do not use.
Standout feature
Number rotation and reputation monitoring are built into the dialer.
Use cases
SDR teams
Dial several prospects at once with AI answer detection
Outcome: Reps spend less time on voicemail and phone trees
Sales operations
Rotate numbers and monitor caller ID reputation
Outcome: Fewer calls labeled as spam
Revenue teams
Run call, email, SMS and social steps from one sequence
Outcome: One tool instead of a dialer plus an engagement platform
Key features
- Parallel dialing plus multi-line and power dialing
- AI answer detection and automated voicemail drops
- Automated number rotation, reputation monitoring and carrier registration
- Virtual salesfloor with live listen-in and whisper coaching
- Multichannel sequencing with call, email, SMS and social steps
Pros
- Caller ID protection tools are part of the dialer
- Sequencing and signals can replace a separate engagement tool
- AI roleplay scenarios and call scoring for coaching
Cons
- Custom quotes only, no published prices
- Broad platform may be more than a dialing-only team needs
- Most value comes from adopting several modules
Rank 3 · Also great
PhoneBurner
A power dialer with a built-in CRM, unlimited calling and call deliverability tools for outbound teams.
phoneburner.com8.4
out of 10
Best for: Reps and teams who want fast single-line power dialing with published prices and a built-in CRM.
PhoneBurner is a dedicated power dialer for reps who want to work through lists one live call at a time. Every plan includes unlimited power dialing, a built-in CRM, workflow automation, sales cadences, custom dispositions, one-click voicemails, call transfer and email sending, so a rep can leave a voicemail and send a follow-up email without leaving the session. Calls run over a Tier 1 carrier, and reps can connect by phone, by browser softphone on higher plans, or through dial-in.
Standard costs $140 per user per month billed annually. Professional at $165 adds softphone dialing, Krisp AI noise cancellation, live call monitoring and coaching and the open API, and Premium at $183 adds a PhoneBurner number, custom inbound routing, in-app callbacks, call transcription with an AI note taker and SMS. Number monitoring and spam flag remediation come through the ARMOR add-on, and Connect Scores filter out numbers unlikely to answer. There is no parallel dialing, which keeps conversations clean but caps the number of connects per hour.
Standout feature
Unlimited power dialing and a built-in CRM on every published plan.
Use cases
Insurance and real estate agents
Work lead lists with one-click voicemail and follow-up email
Outcome: More contacts reached in each session
Inside sales managers
Monitor and coach live calls from the Professional plan
Outcome: Faster feedback for new reps
Teams without a CRM
Use the built-in CRM and cadences for follow-up
Outcome: Dialer and contact records in one place
Key features
- Unlimited power dialing on every plan
- Built-in CRM with workflow automation, sales cadences and custom dispositions
- One-click voicemails, call transfer and email sending during sessions
- Live call monitoring and coaching on Professional
- ARMOR add-on for number monitoring and spam flag remediation
Pros
- Clear published prices for three plans
- Free team admin account included
- Over 100 integrations plus an open API on higher plans
Cons
- No parallel dialing
- Highest entry price among the tools with public prices here
- Softphone dialing and call coaching start on Professional
Rank 4
Kixie
A sales phone system with a power dialer that calls up to 4 lines at once, SMS and CRM integrations.
kixie.com8.3
out of 10
Best for: Small and mid-size sales teams that want multi-line dialing and texting with unlimited US and Canada minutes.
Kixie sits between a business phone system and a dedicated dialer. Every plan includes business phone service, bi-directional CRM integration, text messaging, team SMS, voicemail drop, live call coaching, IVR, ring groups, call queues and call recording, with unlimited minutes for calls in the US and Canada. The Single-Line PowerDialer plan adds a one-line power dialer with calling session management, and the Multi-Line PowerDialer plan dials up to 4 lines at once and can add AI Human Voice Detection as a premium option.
All calls, texts, outcomes and recordings are logged in the CRM automatically, with integrations for HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, HighLevel and Close. Outbound reputation is handled through the ConnectionBoost add-on, which combines local presence, number monitoring and progressive caller ID, and a separate DNC add-on checks the National Do Not Call Registry. The pricing page did not show plan prices as text when we checked, so confirm the cost per seat during the 7-day free trial.
Standout feature
Up to 4-line power dialing with unlimited US and Canada minutes.
Use cases
Inside sales teams
Dial up to 4 leads at once from a CRM list
Outcome: Less time waiting through rings
Home improvement and solar sellers
Follow up by text and voicemail drop after each call
Outcome: Faster response to new leads
RevOps teams
Log every call and text in HubSpot or Salesforce
Outcome: Complete activity history without manual entry
Key features
- Multi-Line PowerDialer that dials up to 4 lines simultaneously
- Single-Line PowerDialer plan with calling session management
- Unlimited minutes for calls in the US and Canada on every plan
- Voicemail drop, SMS templates, click to call and click to text
- ConnectionBoost, conversation intelligence and DNC checks as add-ons
Pros
- Business phone, IVR and call queues included on all plans
- 7-day free trial without a credit card
- Bi-directional CRM integration with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho and Pipedrive
Cons
- Prices are not shown as text on the pricing page
- AI Human Voice Detection is a premium add-on
- Parallel dialing tops out at 4 lines
Rank 5
JustCall
A cloud phone and messaging platform with a power dialer, SMS automation and AI coaching for sales and support.
justcall.io8.2
out of 10
Best for: Small sales teams that want a power dialer, SMS and CRM sync at a published per-user price.
JustCall is a phone and messaging platform that covers both sales and support, with a dialer added on its mid tier. The Team plan at $29 per user per month billed annually covers a business phone system, a shared SMS and WhatsApp inbox, IVR, team analytics and 100+ CRM and data integrations. Pro at $49 adds the power dialer, bulk SMS campaigns, queue callback, intelligent call routing, Salesforce CTI and advanced reporting, which makes it the cheapest published plan on this list that lists a power dialer.
Pro Plus at $89 adds a multichannel AI note taker, SMS copilot, real-time agent assist, AI-powered script compliance, AI call scoring and sentiment analysis. Teams that need multi-line dialing are pointed to the separate SalesPro plan, which is sold on quote. Every plan needs at least 2 licenses, and the included calling and SMS credits depend on the region you choose. For a small team that dials one line at a time and texts often, JustCall covers a lot for the price.
Standout feature
A power dialer from $49 per user per month billed annually.
Use cases
Small sales teams
Work call lists with the Pro power dialer
Outcome: Faster list coverage at a published price
Solar and real estate teams
Send bulk SMS follow-ups after call sessions
Outcome: More replies from missed calls
Sales managers
Score calls with AI on Pro Plus
Outcome: Consistent feedback on every rep
Key features
- Power dialer, bulk SMS campaigns and queue callback on Pro
- Unlimited outbound and inbound minutes subject to fair usage
- 100+ CRM and data integrations, Salesforce CTI on Pro
- AI call scoring, real-time agent assist and script compliance on Pro Plus
- SalesPro plan with multi-line dialing on quote
Pros
- Lowest verified price for a plan that lists a power dialer
- Calling, SMS and WhatsApp in one inbox
- Local numbers in 70+ countries
Cons
- Minimum of 2 licenses
- Multi-line dialing is in the quote-only SalesPro plan
- AI coaching needs the $89 Pro Plus plan
Rank 6
CloudTalk
A cloud phone system with power and parallel dialers, AI conversation intelligence and CRM integrations.
cloudtalk.io8.1
out of 10
Best for: Sales teams that want a full phone system with optional parallel dialing on up to 10 numbers.
CloudTalk is a cloud phone system that has added two separate dialers for outbound teams. The Power Dialer handles sequential dialing with session controls to pause, resume and view the queue, plus voicemail drop, call recording and access to past notes, tags and contact history. It is included in the Expert plan and sold as an add-on for Starter and Essential. The Parallel Dialer add-on dials up to 10 numbers at once, skips answering machines with automatic detection, drops voicemails and queues re-attempts, so reps only hear live conversations.
Around the dialers, CloudTalk includes unlimited calls across the US and Canada, smart routing, a workflow designer, webhooks and integrations such as the Salesforce suite on higher plans. AI conversation intelligence adds summaries, searchable transcripts, talk to listen ratio, sentiment and call scoring for an extra fee. The pricing page showed EUR rather than USD from our location, so we have not quoted a starting price; check the US price before you buy.
Standout feature
The Parallel Dialer add-on dials up to 10 numbers at once.
Use cases
Outbound SDR teams
Dial up to 10 numbers at once with the Parallel Dialer
Outcome: Reps only take calls answered by a person
Mixed sales and support teams
Run inbound routing and outbound dialing on one system
Outcome: One phone vendor for both teams
Sales managers
Review AI summaries and call scores
Outcome: Less time spent listening to recordings
Key features
- Power Dialer with sequential dialing, included in the Expert plan
- Parallel Dialer add-on that dials up to 10 numbers at once
- Answering machine detection and automatic voicemail drop on the parallel dialer
- AI conversation intelligence with summaries, transcripts and call scoring
- Unlimited calls across the US and Canada
Pros
- Highest number of parallel lines among the tools here
- 14-day free trial
- Coverage in 160+ countries and 100+ integrations
Cons
- Pricing page shows EUR from our location
- Parallel Dialer and AI analytics cost extra
- Expert plan needs at least 3 licenses
Rank 7
Close
A sales CRM with built-in calling, power and predictive dialers, email, SMS and an AI sales agent.
close.com8.0
out of 10
Best for: Small sales teams that want the dialer inside their CRM rather than as a separate tool.
Close is a CRM first, but calling is built into it rather than added through an integration. Reps can make and receive calls inside the platform, every call is logged on the lead, and calls, emails and texts sit in one inbox. The Power Dialer queues the next call as soon as one ends and is part of the Growth plan at $99 per user per month billed annually. The Predictive Dialer calls several leads at once and connects reps only when someone answers; Close lists predictive dialing on the Scale plan at $139.
The Solo plan at $9 and Essentials at $35 include calling, email and SMS but not the dialers. Calling and SMS are passed through at cost, with most outbound calls around $0.02 per minute and numbers from about $1 per month. Recording, transcripts and AI summaries come through the Call Assistant add-on at $50 per month per organization plus $0.02 per minute. Close suits teams that want one system instead of a dialer bolted onto a CRM.
Standout feature
Power and predictive dialers built into the CRM itself.
Use cases
Startup sales teams
Call through lead lists with the Power Dialer inside the CRM
Outcome: Every call logged on the lead automatically
High-volume inside sales
Use predictive dialing on the Scale plan
Outcome: Reps connect only to answered calls
Founders selling alone
Call, email and text leads from the Solo plan
Outcome: A CRM with calling from $9 per user per month
Key features
- Power Dialer on the Growth plan
- Predictive Dialer that calls several leads at once on the Scale plan
- One-click voicemail drops, call recording and automatic call logging
- Call routing with phone menus and group numbers
- AI call summaries and transcripts through the Call Assistant add-on
Pros
- Dialer, CRM, email and SMS share one lead record
- Calling passed through at cost, most outbound calls around $0.02 per minute
- 14-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee
Cons
- Power Dialer needs the $99 Growth plan
- Predictive dialing only on the $139 Scale plan
- Call Assistant costs $50 per month plus $0.02 per minute
Rank 8
Koncert
A family of sales dialers, from a single-line AI flow dialer to an AI parallel dialer, with caller ID management and coaching.
koncert.com7.9
out of 10
Best for: B2B SDR teams on Salesforce that want a choice of single-line or parallel dialing plans.
Koncert sells its dialers as four plans so teams can match the dialing mode to each rep. Melody is a single-line AI Flow Dialer for reps who prefer steady dialing, and Melody+ adds AI objection detection, AI summary notes and transcriptions. Symphony is an AI Parallel Dialer on 1 to 4 lines, and Symphony+ dials 1 to 5 lines and includes the full coaching suite. Koncert stresses that every call is initiated and navigated by a human rather than an automated system.
All tiers list fully managed caller ID reputation with a heat map on caller IDs, automated local presence, voicemail sequencing, lead pooling, call disposition automation, a remote salesfloor and live listen and whisper. Salesforce is supported through a native AppExchange app, with HubSpot, Outreach and Salesloft integrations. The platform also includes a cadence tool, a data researcher with phone propensity scoring and an AI voice agent. Prices are only available on request, and the number of options makes it slower to evaluate than the simpler tools on this list.
Standout feature
Four dialer tiers, from single-line flow dialing to 5-line parallel dialing.
Use cases
Enterprise SDR teams
Dial up to 5 lines with Symphony+
Outcome: More connects per dialing block
Account executives
Use the single-line Melody dialer for targeted calls
Outcome: Paced dialing for fewer, higher-value calls
Sales operations
Track caller ID heat and local presence
Outcome: Numbers rotated before they get flagged
Key features
- Melody single-line AI Flow Dialer and Symphony AI Parallel Dialer on 1 to 4 lines
- Symphony+ AI Parallel Dialer on 1 to 5 lines with the full coaching suite
- Fully managed caller ID reputation with a heat map and automated local presence
- Remote Coach live listen and whisper mode
- Native Salesforce AppExchange app plus HubSpot, Outreach and Salesloft integrations
Pros
- Several dialer tiers to match each rep's role
- Caller ID management included in the dialer plans
- Voicemail sequencing and lead pooling
Cons
- No published prices
- AI objection detection and summaries only on the plus tiers
- Plan structure takes more time to compare
Rank 9
Dialpad
An AI communications platform with sales plans for outbound teams and contact center plans that include a power dialer.
dialpad.com7.8
out of 10
Best for: Sales teams that want real-time AI coaching on calls alongside local presence and voicemail drop.
Dialpad approaches outbound calling from the coaching side. Its sales plans start with Essentials at $39 per user per month billed annually, covering unlimited domestic minutes in the US and Canada, AI transcripts and recaps with PII redaction, coaching teams and one year of recording and transcript retrieval. Advanced at $59 adds Reach Booster, which bundles local presence dialing with voicemail drop, and Live Coach for real-time assist and custom moments. Premium at $79 adds AI quality management with scorecards, playbooks and a coaching hub.
Managers can listen in, barge in or take over calls and watch sentiment and live transcription in real time. The gap for a dialing-heavy team is automation: the sales plans on the pricing page do not list a power dialer, while the contact center Essentials plan at $89 includes one alongside omnichannel routing. Dialpad fits teams that care most about call quality and coaching, and less so teams that need maximum dial volume.
Standout feature
Real-time AI coaching on every sales tier above Essentials.
Use cases
Account executives
Get real-time AI guidance during discovery calls
Outcome: More consistent calls across the team
Outbound reps
Use local presence and voicemail drop from Advanced
Outcome: Higher pickup rates on cold calls
Sales managers
Barge in or take over live calls
Outcome: Deals saved during the call
Key features
- Unlimited domestic US and Canada minutes on the sales plans
- Reach Booster with local presence dialing and voicemail drop from Advanced
- Live Coach with real-time assist and an AI assistant from Advanced
- Power Dialer in the contact center Essentials plan
- Listen in, barge in and take over for managers
Pros
- Published prices in USD for every sales tier
- AI transcripts and recaps on the entry plan
- Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot and Zoho
Cons
- Sales plans on the pricing page do not list a power dialer
- Power Dialer appears on the $89 contact center plan
- No parallel dialing listed
Rank 10
Aircall
A cloud phone system with a Power Dialer, outbound call campaigns and AI voice agents, connected to 250+ integrations.
aircall.io7.7
out of 10
Best for: Small and mid-size teams that want an easy phone system with a basic power dialer for occasional outbound pushes.
Aircall is primarily a business phone system, and its dialer is a useful extra rather than the core product. Essentials at $30 per license per month billed annually covers unlimited calls within the US and Canada, SMS and MMS, a shared inbox, call recordings with AI transcripts, IVR and 250+ integrations. Professional at $50 adds the Power Dialer, which imports up to 1,000 numbers and dials them in sequence with time between calls for notes and tags, along with outbound call campaigns with automated retries.
Professional also adds AI call summaries, sentiment analysis, smart routing with queue callback, call whispering and barge, and user-level analytics. Aircall's AI Voice Agents can run trigger-based outbound calls with voicemail detection. There is no parallel dialing, and every plan requires at least 3 users. For teams that mainly take inbound calls and run outbound pushes now and then, the mix is easy to adopt; full-time SDR teams will want a dedicated dialer higher on this list.
Standout feature
A Power Dialer that loads up to 1,000 numbers on the Professional plan.
Use cases
Customer success teams
Run renewal call campaigns with the Power Dialer
Outcome: Lists of up to 1,000 accounts covered in sequence
Small sales teams
Log calls in HubSpot or Salesforce automatically
Outcome: Clean CRM activity without manual notes
Sales managers
Whisper and barge into live calls
Outcome: Live coaching for new reps
Key features
- Power Dialer that imports up to 1,000 numbers and dials them in sequence
- Outbound call campaigns with automated retries and real-time analytics
- Call whispering, barge and live monitoring on Professional
- Unlimited calls within the US and Canada
- 250+ native integrations including Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive
Pros
- Simple setup for teams new to cloud calling
- AI call summaries and conversation intelligence on Professional
- Large integration marketplace
Cons
- Power Dialer only on the $50 Professional plan
- No parallel dialing
- Minimum of 3 users
Frequently asked questions
+What is the best sales dialer software in 2026?
Orum is our top pick for SDR and BDR teams that make high volumes of cold calls, because it includes power and parallel dialing, AI detection and unlimited dials on every paid plan. Nooks is the closest alternative for teams that also want sequencing and coaching, and PhoneBurner is the best single-line power dialer with published prices.
+What is the difference between a power dialer and a parallel dialer?
A power dialer calls one number at a time and dials the next contact as soon as a call ends. A parallel dialer rings several numbers at once and connects the rep to the first live answer. Kixie dials up to 4 lines, Koncert Symphony+ up to 5 and CloudTalk's Parallel Dialer add-on up to 10.
+Which sales dialer is cheapest?
Among verified US prices, JustCall Pro at $49 per user per month billed annually is the cheapest plan that lists a power dialer, and Aircall Professional at $50 per license per month is close behind. Close starts at $9 per user per month, but its Power Dialer needs the $99 Growth plan.
+Do sales dialers include a phone number and minutes?
Most do for the US and Canada. Kixie, Aircall, Dialpad and CloudTalk include unlimited calls across the US and Canada, PhoneBurner includes unlimited calling, and Close passes calling through at cost, with most outbound calls around $0.02 per minute.
+Which dialers publish their prices?
PhoneBurner, JustCall, Close, Dialpad and Aircall list per-user prices on their pricing pages. Orum, Nooks and Koncert quote prices on request, and Orum requires at least 9 seats.
About this list
Updated November 9, 2026 by the Mojolin research desk. Mojolin is self-funded
Questions or corrections: editorial@mojolin.com
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