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No seats. No subscription. Pay for what you actually use.

Numbers from $1.26 a month. Calls from $0.020 a minute, billed per second from a prepaid wallet. Everything else (users, dialing modes, recording, compliance) is included.

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Reviewed by Sujan ThapaliyaLast updated

How much does AI Dialer cost?

There is no subscription and no per-user fee. Phone numbers start at $1.26 a month and calls start at $0.020 a minute, billed per second from a prepaid wallet. A team of five making a few hundred calls a day typically spends less than a single seat licence costs on a traditional platform.

Estimator

What your team would actually pay

Every rate below comes from the same published tables further down this page, so this is an estimate of our real prices rather than a lead-capture form with a number attached. It runs in your browser and nothing is submitted.

Estimate your monthly bill

Published rates, your volumes. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Estimated monthly total

$86.64

1,512 answered calls · 3,780 connected minutes · $0.06 per conversation

Same team on a $150.00 seat licence

$750.00

$663.36 less a month here, before the licence’s usage charges.

Calls — 3,780 min at $0.020
$75.60
Numbers — 8 at $1.38
$11.04
Platform fee & seat licences
$0.00

At $0.020 a minute, a $150.00 seat licence only pays for itself above 6.0 hours of live talk time per person per working day. This team is at 0.6 hours.

Covers calling and number rental, the two meters with published standing rates. SMS, AI voice agent minutes and live translation bill from the same wallet at the rate shown in-app before you send or start, and are not included in this figure. Calls are billed per second, so short calls cost less here than the round numbers above suggest.

What you pay for

Six things, and only when you use them

Phone numbers

Varies by country and number type. Release a number and the charge stops immediately.
From $1.26per number, per month

Calls

Priced by destination, billed per second, so a 20-second call is not rounded up to a minute.
From $0.020/minper second

SMS & MMS

Charged per message sent or received, at the rate quoted before you send. 10DLC brand and campaign registration is handled as part of onboarding.
Rate shown in-appper message

AI voice agents

Billed for the minutes the agent is actually talking, on top of the underlying call, with no per-agent licence. An agent that handles ten calls a month costs almost nothing to keep on.
Rate shown in-appper minute of conversation

Live translation

Real-time two-way call translation, charged only while it is running.
Rate shown in-appper minute per leg

Everything else

Users, dialing modes, queues, IVR, recording, transcripts, reporting, and compliance controls carry no separate charge.
$0included

What is not on the bill

  • Platform or subscription fee
  • Per-user seat licence
  • Setup or onboarding fee
  • Minimum seat count or annual commitment
  • Termination fee for releasing a number
  • Surcharges for compliance features

Example rates

What calling actually costs

Published USD rates for the destinations we hold wholesale pricing on. Every figure is the carrier cost plus a flat 20% margin, rounded up to the nearest half-cent, with no per-destination mark-up games. Live rates for all 100+ countries appear in-app before a call is placed.

DestinationOutbound per minute
United States$0.020
Canada$0.020
Singapore$0.020
United Kingdom$0.025
Germany$0.025
France$0.025
Australia$0.030
India$0.085
Nepal$0.145
United Arab Emirates$0.195

Per-second billing, not per-minute rounding

A 20-second call is billed as 20 seconds. On a dialing team that difference compounds quickly: rounding every call up to a full minute inflates a short-call workload by more than most people expect.

Number rental

What a phone number costs per month

Same policy as calling: the carrier's monthly rental plus a flat margin. Release a number and the charge stops the same day; there is no minimum term and no termination fee.

CountryNumber typesFrom, per month
United StatesLocal & toll-free$1.38
CanadaLocal & toll-free$1.38
United KingdomLocal & mobile$1.26
FranceLocal$1.32
IrelandLocal$1.44
SwedenLocal & mobile$1.56
GermanyLocal$1.80
NetherlandsLocal$1.80
SpainLocal$1.98
SingaporeLocal$4.80
New ZealandLocal$6.60
AustraliaLocal & mobile$7.80

Numbers are available in over 100 countries. The table shows the markets we publish standing prices for; everywhere else, the live rate appears in number search before you claim anything.

How it works

Prepaid wallet, no invoices to chase

You top up, usage draws down, and every charge is itemised against the call or message that produced it.

  1. 1

    Top up your wallet

    Add credit whenever you like, or set auto top-up so a campaign never stalls at an awkward moment.
  2. 2

    Claim the numbers you need

    Each number's monthly rate is charged from the wallet. Release it and the charge stops the same day.
  3. 3

    Use the platform

    Calls, messages, and AI minutes draw down as they happen, at the rate shown before you start.
  4. 4

    See exactly where it went

    Every charge is itemised against the call, message, or agent session that produced it, with no bundled line items to reverse-engineer.

Comparison

Why usage pricing usually wins

Per-seat pricing charges for capacity whether or not it gets used. That is a perfectly reasonable model when every seat dials constantly, all year, and a poor one for everyone else: part-time staff, seasonal campaigns, teams whose volume moves with the pipeline, and the licences nobody has logged into since March.

The honest way to compare is one number: total monthly cost divided by conversations had. Run it against your own volume for a month rather than against a pricing page. If seats win for your shape of team, they win, but most teams find they have been paying for capacity rather than for calls.

Monthly dialer cost plotted against connected minutes: a five-seat licence is a flat $750 a month regardless of usage, while metered calling rises from zero at $0.020 a minute. The two lines cross at 37,500 connected minutes, which is 6.25 hours of talk time per rep per working day. A realistic five-rep month sits far to the left at about 3,600 connected minutes and roughly $86.
The crossover is far past what a real team dials, which is the argument against seat licences. Put your own volumes in to find where your team sits on it.

Frequently asked questions

How is the price calculated?
Every published price is the underlying carrier's wholesale cost plus a flat 20% margin, rounded up to the nearest half-cent. The same formula applies to every destination and every number type; there is no destination where the margin quietly triples, which is the usual reason a rate card is not published at all.
Is there a monthly subscription?
No. There is no platform fee and no seat licence. Numbers start at $1.26 per month, and usage (calls from $0.020 a minute, plus messages and AI minutes) is drawn from a prepaid wallet at published rates.
How much does an auto dialer cost?
Traditional dialer platforms charge per seat per month, frequently with an annual commitment and a minimum seat count, so a ten-agent team pays the same whether it makes fifty calls a day or five thousand. Here you pay for numbers and minutes, so cost tracks the work rather than the headcount.
How do I work out what I would spend?
Put your own numbers into the estimator at the top of this page: people dialling, dials a day, answer rate, and call length. It multiplies connected minutes by the destination rate and adds number rental, which is the whole calculation. By hand: a five-person team making 200 calls a day at three minutes each to US numbers is about 12,000 connected minutes a month; at $0.020 a minute that is roughly $240, plus a few dollars of number rental. The arithmetic is genuinely that simple, which is the point.
Why do some AI voice platforms advertise a lower per-minute rate?
Because the advertised figure is usually the platform layer only. Speech-to-text, model inference, text-to-speech and the telephony leg are billed separately or by a third party, so a published headline rate can be a fraction of what the same minute actually costs once the call is connected. Compare all-in cost per connected minute, including the underlying call, rather than the number on the front of the pricing page.
Why are SMS, AI minutes and translation not in the tables?
Because we publish a standing rate only where we hold a standing wholesale cost. Voice and number rental have one, so they are on this page in full. SMS, AI voice agent minutes and live translation are quoted in-app before you send a message or start an agent, and they bill from the same wallet with the same itemisation. If a rate is not on this page it is because it is not fixed enough to publish, not because it is worse than it looks.
Are there setup fees or contracts?
No setup fee, no contract, and no minimum term. Numbers are released whenever you like with no termination fee, and any remaining wallet balance stays yours.
What happens if my wallet runs out mid-call?
Calls in progress are not cut off. Low-balance warnings appear well ahead of the limit, and you can set auto top-up so campaigns never stall unexpectedly.
Do you charge extra for compliance features?
No. Consent records, DNC suppression, calling-hour windows, CNAM registration, STIR/SHAKEN signing, and reputation monitoring are part of the platform. Charging separately for the controls that keep a customer legal would be a strange way to build a phone system.

Sources

  1. Combating Spoofed Robocalls with Caller ID Authentication — Federal Communications CommissionThe STIR/SHAKEN framework, the attestation levels carriers sign calls with, and the mandate requiring providers to authenticate caller ID.
  2. 47 U.S.C. § 227 — Restrictions on the use of telephone equipment — Cornell Legal Information InstituteThe Telephone Consumer Protection Act itself — the consent requirements, calling-hours limits, and private right of action.
  3. ITU-T Recommendation E.164 — The international public telecommunication numbering plan — International Telecommunication UnionThe international number format, the 15-digit maximum, and how country codes and national numbers compose.

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