[ 00 ] // CallCloud Web Dialer - The bill
The most affordable parallel dialer. $125 is the whole bill.
Unlimited dialing on five lines, a local number included, month to month. Nothing metered, nothing to add on, nothing to sign. Cheaper stickers exist. None of them stays cheaper once you dial like a parallel dialer, and none of them is the whole bill. Every price on this page was read on the vendor's own pricing page on September 8, 2026.
$125 / seat / mo · Unlimited dialing · Number included · No contract
Invoice · one seat · one month
Parallel Dialer seat, five lines
$125
Unlimited US and Canada calling
$0
Local phone number, one per seat
$0
AI call notes and research briefs
$0
Setup, onboarding, hardware
$0
Minimum seats: one. Contract: none.
Total per seat per month
$125
That is the invoice. Not the sticker, the invoice.
[ 01 ] // Most affordable, defined
Most affordable means the whole bill, not the sticker.
A parallel dialer's price only means something per dial, and the bill for dials has five parts: the seat, the add-on that turns it into a parallel dialer, the phone number, the minutes, and the commitment. Most vendors show you one of the five. We compare all five, on the terms a rep actually buys: one seat, five lines, unlimited dialing, month to month.
The whole bill
The seat, plus the add-on that makes it a parallel dialer, plus the phone number, plus the minutes, plus setup. Ours is one line.
Unlimited
No minute cap, no conversation quota, no fair-use ceiling, and no overage rate to discover at the end of the month.
Five lines
Dials scale with lines, so we compare five-line seats. Where a cheaper tier has three lines, we say so.
No contract
Month to month, one seat, cancel anytime. A price you can only get by signing a year is a different price.
On those terms, $125 is the lowest price of any parallel dialer with a public price. On sticker price alone you are comparing the part of the bill the vendor chose to show you.
[ 02 ] // The sticker and the bill
Cheaper stickers, bigger bills.
The four dialers most often called cheaper than CallCloud, and what each sticker leaves out.
CloudTalk
Sticker: $39 parallel add-on
What it leaves out
- A seat to attach it to, $34 a month on Starter, and a US number, $6.
- The pricing page prices the add-on on annual billing.
- Unlimited US and Canada calling stops at a fair-use ceiling: 5,000 minutes a month with the add-on by CloudTalk's own FAQ, 10,000 by the policy page. Above it, minutes bill at a rate CloudTalk does not publish.
- The policy says it targets sustained auto-dialing and telemarketing-scale volume. A parallel dialer is sustained auto-dialing.
The bill
$79 a month until the ceiling, then a rate you cannot look up.
Klenty
Sticker: $45 parallel add-on
What it leaves out
- A $70 to $99 seat with 200 minutes included, plus $1.15 for a number.
- Billed quarterly or annually. There is no monthly option on any Klenty pricing page.
- The meter starts when a call answers or reaches voicemail, and every call rounds up to the next minute. Overage is 2.1 cents a minute.
- Klenty's standalone dialer includes the parallel dialer at $80 a month on an annual plan, $100 quarterly, with 2,000 minutes. Unlimited is $140 to $170.
The bill
$131 plus minutes on the platform route. $100 plus overage on the dialer route. $170 for unlimited.
Skipcall
Sticker: €75 a month
What it leaves out
- A quota of 400 conversations a month. A conversation is any live call longer than ten seconds.
- The next tier is €150 for 1,000 conversations. Unlimited is €280, about $325.
- Four lines, not five. Billed in euros before VAT.
The bill
€75 for a rep with fewer than 20 conversations a day. €280 for everyone else.
DialSheet
Sticker: $29 a month
What it leaves out
- A phone line: $49 a month for 1,500 minutes, or bring your own Twilio account and pay per minute and per number.
- The parallel dialer needs the Pro seat, and every answered leg is metered.
The bill
$78 with a 1,500-minute cap, then per minute.
[ 03 ] // Per dial
Cheaper until you dial.
Metered plans are cheaper for a rep who does not dial much. That is the point of metering. Here is the daily dial count at which each plan's whole bill passes $125, using the answer and conversation rates measured on our own fleet. A rep on five lines makes 300 dials in roughly an hour.
| Plan | Bill passes $125 at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Skipcall Starter | about 75 dials a day | 400-conversation quota, then the €150 and €280 tiers. |
| Klenty Sales Dialer Pro | about 320 dials a day | 2,000 minutes counted from answer or voicemail and rounded up, then 2.1 cents a minute. Billed quarterly. |
| DialSheet Pro + Twilio | about 580 dials a day | Per-minute Twilio on every answered leg. |
| CloudTalk Starter + parallel add-on | about 740 dials a day | 5,000-minute ceiling, then an overage rate CloudTalk does not publish. Two cents a minute assumed. |
| Klenty Growth + $45 add-on | from the first dial | $131 before minutes, with 200 minutes included. |
3 cents
per dial at a typical pace
A typical rep day on CallCloud is about 210 dials, roughly 4,400 a month on one $125 seat.
0.3 cents
per dial for the heaviest reps
Reps run up to 2,000 dials a day on a single seat. At that pace every metered plan on this page bills three to four times our price, if it lets you run it at all.
$0
above any volume
There is no ceiling to hit. The four thousandth dial of the day costs what the first one did: nothing.
Model: 21 dialing days a month. 47% of dials answered by a person or a machine, each billed as at least one minute. 26% become a live conversation over ten seconds. Fleet rates from the 90 days ending September 4, 2026; rep volumes from the 30 days ending September 6, 2026.
[ 04 ] // Unlimited, side by side
Every unlimited parallel dialer with a public price, one seat, whole bill.
Plans that sell unlimited calling, or no price at all. CallCloud first, then sorted by the month-to-month price, with the part of the bill each sticker leaves out.
| Dialer | Lines | Month to month | Annual | What the sticker leaves out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CallCloud Parallel Dialer | 5 | $125 | No annual plan needed | Nothing. One number included, unlimited US and Canada, no setup, no minimum. |
| BatchDialer Starter | 3 | $119 | $95 | Three lines. The five-line tier is $189 a month, $151 annual. Built for real-estate lists. |
| Enzo Dialer Starter | 5 | $120 + $250 setup | $99, setup waived | The setup fee. Month to month, its whole bill runs above ours for four years. Built for real-estate teams. |
| Mojo Triple Line | 3 | $139 + $10 license | Softphone $30 and a verified caller ID $10 on top. | |
| WAVV Multi Line | 3 | $149 | Number pricing not shown. | |
| Trellus Parallel | 5 | $149.99 | An overlay that needs a host platform such as Salesloft, Outreach, HubSpot, Apollo or Google Sheets. Its dialing limits are never defined. | |
| Klenty Sales Dialer Scale | 5 | None | $140, or $170 quarterly | No monthly billing. |
| PowerDialer.ai Standard Unlimited | 5 | $199 | $139 | Whether the price is per seat or per account is not stated. |
| Readymode Starter | Predictive | $199 | Fair-use policy on outbound minutes. A call-center predictive dialer. | |
| Salesfinity Gold | 5 | $299 | Fair-use terms on unlimited. | |
| Skipcall Expert | 4 | €280, about $325 | €210, about $244 | Euros before VAT. |
| JustCall SalesPro | 10 | None | About $199 and up | Two-seat minimum, annual, a quote to confirm. |
| Orum, Nooks, Koncert, Kixie | Quote | Quote | A demo to learn the price. Orum lists a nine-seat minimum. |
Prices read on each vendor's pricing page on September 8, 2026. Euros converted at 1.16. Metered plans are in section 03.
[ 05 ] // Everything included
One price. Nothing held back.
No setup fee, no hardware, no annual contract, no fair-use policy. A three-day free trial, then $125 a seat.
Parallel dialing
Up to five lines per rep. First answer routes to you, the rest hang up.
Unlimited US and Canada
No minute cap, no fair-use policy, no overage. Dial as much as your list allows.
Numbers included
One local number per seat, in the area code you choose. More are $2 a month each.
AI call notes
Transcript and summary on every connected call, included.
AI research briefs
A pre-call brief on every prospect, included.
Number rotation
Rotate caller IDs, cap daily volume, rest a number the moment it shows a symptom.
CRM sync
HubSpot, Salesloft, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Zoho, Gong, and GoHighLevel. Every dial logs itself.
Recording + live-listen
Call recording, coaching analytics, and manager live-listen from any browser.
[ 06 ] // Check it yourself
Four questions for any pricing page.
Run these on us and on anyone. A vendor whose sticker is the whole bill will answer all four in one sentence.
01
Read the whole bill
Open the pricing page and add the seat, the add-on, a number, minutes at your volume, setup, and the commitment. Ours is one line, $125.
02
Divide by dials
Take the bill and divide by the dials a rep makes in a month on five lines. Ours is about three cents at a typical pace and a third of a cent at a heavy one.
03
Ask for the ceiling
Ask what happens at 5,000 minutes, at 1,000 conversations, at the fair-use line, and what the overage rate is. Ours: nothing happens, and there is no rate.
04
Ask for one seat, one month
Can a single rep buy a single seat, month to month, at the advertised price? Ours: yes, with a three-day free trial first.
[ 07 ] // FAQ
Questions, answered.
CloudTalk's parallel add-on is $39. How is $125 more affordable?+
Because $39 is not a bill. The add-on needs a seat, $34 a month on Starter, and a US number, $6, and the pricing page prices the add-on on annual billing. Then the unlimited calling runs into a fair-use ceiling, 5,000 minutes a month with the add-on by CloudTalk's own FAQ, and the policy that enforces it names sustained auto-dialing as its target. A rep who dials for an hour a day will bill less at CloudTalk than at CallCloud. A rep who dials like a parallel dialer will not, and CloudTalk does not publish the rate that rep will be billed at.
Klenty's dialer starts at $80.+
On an annual plan. Quarterly it is $100, and there is no monthly option. The seat includes 2,000 minutes, and the meter starts the moment a call answers or reaches voicemail, rounded up to the next minute, so a five-line dialer at a typical pace uses the allowance in about three weeks. Unlimited US calling at Klenty is $140 a month billed annually or $170 quarterly.
Skipcall is €75.+
For 400 conversations a month, counting any live call over ten seconds. A rep on four lines passes that at about 75 dials a day. The 1,000-conversation tier is €150 and unlimited is €280, about $325, before VAT.
BatchDialer is $119 and Enzo is $120. Are those not cheaper?+
BatchDialer's $119 tier is three lines per agent; its five-line tier is $189 a month. Enzo's $120 tier is five lines plus a $250 setup fee unless you sign a year, so month to month its whole bill stays above ours for four years. Both are built for real-estate lists, with property data and skip-tracing integrations, and both are on the table above because they dial in parallel and publish a price.
Is unlimited really unlimited?+
Yes. Unlimited calls and minutes to the US and Canada, five lines per rep, no fair-use policy, no overage. International calling is switched on per workspace; ask us.
Are phone numbers included?+
One local number per seat is included, in the area code you pick at signup. Additional numbers are $2 a month each, and you can rotate across as many as you own.
Is there a contract or a seat minimum?+
No. One seat, month to month, cancel anytime. Every new account starts with a three-day free trial, and you are not charged if you cancel before it ends.
Where do the competitor prices come from?+
Each vendor's public pricing page, read on September 8, 2026, with euros converted at 1.16 to the dollar. We re-read them before we update this page. If a price here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
[ 08 ] // Start dialing
The whole bill, starting today.
Sign up in your browser, pick a number, upload a list, and be dialing in under five minutes. $125 a seat, nothing metered, nothing to sign.