The 2026 Dialer Pricing Reference — 12 Vendors, One Table
JustCall pricing to Nooks: what 12 dialers cost per seat in 2026
JustCall pricing starts at $29 per user billed annually, ReadyMode at $199 per license, BatchDialer at $95 per agent (annual), and Enzo at $99 per seat — but five of the twelve dialers here (Kixie, CallTools, Vulcan7, Orum, Nooks) publish no prices at all. This dialer pricing comparison puts every verified per-seat rate in one table, dated July 29, 2026, with quote-only vendors flagged and estimates attributed.
20 minutes. If Enzo isn’t the right fit, we’ll tell you.
- 7 of 12 vendors publish prices — the rest are quote-gated, estimates marked and attributed
- Sticker price is not running cost — metered minutes, add-ons, seat minimums, and reported setup fees change the math
- Enzo is $99/seat billed annually — published at /pricing, all minutes included, no seat minimum
Last verified July 29, 2026 against official pricing pages, except figures marked as third-party estimates. Prices change without notice — verify with each vendor before you buy.
Side by side, as of July 2026
| Vendor | Per-seat price | Minutes | Lines per agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enzo | From $99/mo billed annually; $120 month-to-month; no seat minimum | All inbound and outbound included | 5 (Starter) to 14 (Standard); no line cap on Enterprise |
| Mojo Dialer | $10 agent access + $89 single-line or $139 triple-line; ~$164/mo typical with add-ons | Included on dialer licenses; voice line is a $30/mo add-on | 1 or 3 |
| ReadyMode | $199 (Starter) or $249 (iQ) per license/mo | Outbound free under fair-use policy; inbound $0.02/min | 1 (power); up to 20+ concurrent (predictive) |
| PhoneBurner | $140–$183/user/mo annual; $165–$215 monthly | No per-minute charges (US/Canada only) | 1 — single-line by design |
| Kixie | Quote-only — ~$95–$215/user per third-party guides relaying sales quotes | US/CA minutes included per its pricing page; one 2026 guide disputes this | 1 or up to 4 (Kixie’s own pages also say 10) |
| BatchDialer | $95–$199/agent/mo annual; $119–$249 monthly | Inbound and outbound included | 3 (Starter) or 5 (Pro/Enterprise) |
| JustCall | $29 / $49 / $89 per user/mo, annual billing; 2-license minimum | 1,000 outbound min/user; inbound included | Power dialer from Pro; 10-line predictive on custom-priced SalesPro |
| CallTools | Quote-only — ~$99–$120/user per third-party estimates | Not published | Predictive, power, preview; no official line count |
| Vulcan7 | Quote-only — ~$250–$359/mo per third-party reporting | Not published | 1 — single-line by design |
| REDX | Dialer add-on $99 (1-line) or $149 (3-line); bundles $199–$349/mo | No per-minute charges on dialer plans | 1 or 3 |
| Orum | Quote-only — Launch ~$250/user/mo per third-party estimate; 3-seat minimum | Dials not metered on Launch (official plan matrix) | Up to 5 (Launch) or 10 (Ascend) |
| Nooks | Quote-only — ~$333–$417/user/mo, user-reported | Not disclosed | ~5 per third-party reviews; no official count |
Vendor notes: JustCall pricing, CallTools pricing, and the rest
Enzo — from $99/seat, published
From $99/seat/month billed annually, $120 month-to-month, no seat minimum, all minutes included — the full ladder is on /pricing. The $250 white-glove buildout is waived on annual, 35–100 caller IDs per seat come provisioned and managed, and there is no free trial — the evaluation path is a free 20-minute discovery call.
Mojo Dialer — $89 sticker (+$10 access), ~$164 in practice
Mojo prices à la carte: a $10/month agent access license plus an $89 single-line or $139 triple-line dialer, monthly, no contracts. A working setup typically adds voice ($30), recording ($25), and a caller ID ($10) — about $164/month for a single-line agent. Full breakdown: Mojo Dialer Pricing.
ReadyMode — $199 Starter, $249 iQ
Starter is $199/license/month for 1–4 licenses; iQ is $249, sold for teams of 5+, adding caller-ID reputation monitoring, managed remediation, and Autopilot rotation — on Starter, number reputation is yours to manage. Outbound minutes are free under a fair-use policy, inbound bills at $0.02/minute; both plans are monthly, no contract required.
PhoneBurner — $140 to $215 depending on tier and billing
Standard, Professional, and Premium run $140/$165/$183 per user on annual billing, or $165/$195/$215 month-to-month — no per-minute charges for US/Canada calling, one line per agent by design. Annual prepay is non-refundable under its terms, and reviews on Capterra commonly mention price as a pain point for solo users. See Enzo vs PhoneBurner.
Kixie — quote-only; ~$95–$215 per third-party guides
Kixie’s pricing page names three tiers — Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer, Multi-Line PowerDialer — but shows no dollar figures. Third-party guides relaying sales quotes report roughly $95, $145, and $185 per user/month (about $215 with voice detection), plus an annual commitment under 10 users and a $50 prepaid usage reserve. See Enzo vs Kixie.
BatchDialer — $95 to $199 per agent on annual billing
Starter is $119/agent monthly or $95 annual; Pro $189/$151; Enterprise $249/$199 — annual saves 20%. All tiers include minutes and 3–5 lines per agent, with 10/40/100 numbers; automatic replacement of spam-flagged numbers is free on Pro and Enterprise only.
JustCall — $29 to $89 published, real dialing sits higher
JustCall’s $29/$49/$89 tiers (annual billing, 2-license minimum) are the lowest stickers on this page, but they meter outbound at 1,000 minutes per user, the power dialer starts at Pro, and 10-line predictive dialing lives on the custom-priced SalesPro plan. A third-party teardown reports per-message SMS fees and $6–$10/month per extra number.
CallTools — quote-only; ~$99–$120 per third-party estimates
CallTools publishes no plan names, prices, or terms — its pricing page is an estimate calculator and a sales phone number. Third-party reviews estimate roughly $119.99/user month-to-month (about $101.99 annual) with reported setup fees of $500–$1,500; another pegs entry near $99/user. CallTools confirms none of it publicly.
Vulcan7 — quote-only; ~$250–$359 per third-party reporting
Vulcan7 lists Essential, Executive, and Ultimate tiers with no dollar figures — pricing takes a sales conversation. Third-party guides have reported roughly $250/month for a dialer-plus-expireds setup and about $359/month all-in with FSBO and FRBO leads; it is a leads-first product with a single-line dialer bundled in. Details: Vulcan7 Pricing.
REDX — $99–$149 dialer add-on on top of lead subscriptions
REDX’s Power Dialer is an add-on: $99/month single-line or $149/month 3-line, on top of $60/month lead subscriptions. Bundles run CORE $199 (no dialer), CONNECT $299 (single-line), and PRO $349 (multi-line); extra users $75–$99/month, and REDX’s own site notes the dialer is white-labeled WAVV.
Orum — quote-only; ~$250/user entry per third-party estimate
Evaluating the AI parallel dialers side by side? See the Orum & Nooks alternative breakdown.
Orum publishes plan features — Launch with 5 parallel lines, Ascend with 10 plus international calling — but no prices, and its pricing page states a 3-seat minimum. A third-party guide estimates Launch at about $250/user/month billed annually; Ascend estimates conflict, and third-party reporting describes annual-only contracts.
Nooks — quote-only; ~$4,000–$5,000/user/year, user-reported
Nooks’ pricing page is a contact form with no tiers, prices, or terms. User-reported figures relayed by third-party reviews put it around $4,000–$5,000/user/year — roughly $333–$417/user/month — on annual contracts, with phone numbers reportedly billed separately; budget from a written quote only.
What sticker prices leave out
Four things move the real number more than the headline: metered usage (JustCall’s 1,000 outbound minutes per user; ReadyMode’s $0.02/minute inbound), add-on ladders (Mojo’s ~$164 working setup against an $89 sticker), seat minimums (JustCall 2, Orum 3 annual-only, ReadyMode iQ 5+), and reported setup fees (CallTools at $500–$1,500, per third parties). Enzo’s approach is one number — minutes, 35–100 managed caller IDs per seat, and an annual-waived buildout — published at /pricing.
When another vendor is the right call
Price tables don’t pick winners — workflows do. If texting is core to your follow-up, Kixie and JustCall include SMS; Enzo has no texting at all. If you want AI coaching, transcription, or voice detection, Orum, Nooks, and JustCall’s upper tiers sell exactly that — Enzo has no AI features and doesn’t pretend otherwise. Want leads bundled in? REDX and Vulcan7 are leads-first, and Enzo sells no leads or data. Need a free trial? BatchDialer, Kixie, JustCall, and PhoneBurner offer one — Enzo doesn’t; that’s what the discovery call is for.
If you came here searching JustCall pricing or CallTools pricing, the honest summary of this dialer pricing comparison: published prices are the exception — five of twelve vendors make you call sales for a seat price. Enzo keeps it to one published number, from $99/seat/month billed annually with all minutes included at /pricing — and for your team’s exact number, book a free discovery call.
More comparisons: Enzo vs PhoneBurner · Enzo vs Kixie · Mojo Dialer Pricing · Vulcan7 Pricing
Mojo, ReadyMode, PhoneBurner, Kixie, BatchDialer, JustCall, CallTools, Vulcan7, REDX, Orum, and Nooks are trademarks of their respective owners. Enzo is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these companies. Competitor pricing and features are from public pricing pages and third-party guides as of July 29, 2026 — verify current details with each vendor.