Published prices for plans that include a dialer run from $49 per user a month billed annually (JustCall Pro, CloudTalk Expert) to $80 (Klenty Sales Dialer Pro), while Orum, Nooks and Kixie publish no price at all. Sales Montana, which we make, is $99 or $297 a month flat. Below: nine dialers in one table, and every comparison and pricing guide we have written.
By Nabil Irfan, founder of Sales Montana · Updated
The table lists the cheapest published plan that includes a power or parallel dialer. Per-user prices leave out add-ons and extra numbers. Where a vendor publishes no price, the figure is a third-party report, named and linked, and should be treated as an estimate. We make Sales Montana, the first row.
| Dialer | Cheapest published price with a dialer | Parallel dialing | CRM built in | Minimum seats | Our guides |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sales Montana | $99/month flat (Engine, up to 3 users) or $297/month flat (Pro, unlimited users), billed monthly | No, single line | Yes | None | Pricing |
| Orum | Not published. About $250/user/month on an annual contract, reported by DialSheet and MarketBetter | Yes | No | 9 | vs Orum · Alternatives |
| Nooks | Not published. $4,000 to $5,000/user/year (annual contract), reported by MarketBetter | Yes | No | 2 | vs Nooks · Pricing |
| Kixie | Not published. About $145 (single line) to $185 (multi-line)/user/month, reported by Aloware | Up to 4 lines | No | Not stated | vs Kixie |
| Aloware | uPro $60/user/month billed annually ($70 monthly); startup plan $199/month for up to 3 users | No | No | 5 on uPro | vs Aloware |
| Klenty | Sales Dialer Pro $80/user/month billed annually ($100 billed quarterly) | Yes, on Pro | No | Not stated | vs Klenty |
| JustCall | Pro $49/user/month billed annually ($69 monthly) | Predictive on SalesPro (quote) | No | 2 | vs JustCall · Pricing |
| CloudTalk | Expert $49/user/month billed annually | $39/user add-on (annual) | No | 3 on Expert | vs CloudTalk |
| Aircall | Professional $50/user/month billed annually ($70 monthly) | No | No | 3 | vs Aircall · Pricing |
Two patterns stand out. Every dialer here except Sales Montana charges per seat on its standard plans, so the bill grows with each rep you add. Aloware's startup plans are the one other flat price in the table: $199 a month for up to 3 users. And none of the eight competitors has a CRM built in; each one syncs with HubSpot, Salesforce or another outside CRM.
Each page sets one dialer against Sales Montana on price, dialing mode, CRM, AI call review and trial terms, and says where the other tool is the better fit.
Sales Montana vs Orum. Orum sells parallel dialing to SDR teams with a 9-seat minimum and no published price.
Sales Montana vs Nooks. Nooks pairs a parallel dialer with AI sequencing and coaching, priced by quote.
Sales Montana vs Kixie. Kixie dials up to 4 lines and syncs both ways with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho and Pipedrive.
Sales Montana vs Aloware. Aloware is a HubSpot-first phone system with a single-line power dialer and flat startup plans.
Sales Montana vs Klenty. Klenty sells a parallel and power dialer on its own or as an add-on to its email sequencing.
Sales Montana vs JustCall. JustCall puts a power dialer on Pro at $49 per user billed annually, with predictive dialing on SalesPro.
Sales Montana vs CloudTalk. CloudTalk is a call-center phone system with power and parallel dialers sold as add-ons on most plans.
Sales Montana vs Aircall. Aircall runs support and sales calling on one platform, with a power dialer on Professional.
Pricing explainers walk through every plan, add-on and seat minimum, with the monthly and annual figure for each and the date we checked it.
Nooks pricing. What third parties and buyer data report, since Nooks publishes no prices.
Aircall pricing. Every plan and add-on, and what a team of 3 or 10 pays.
JustCall pricing. Team, Pro and Pro Plus on monthly and annual billing, plus the add-ons.
8 Orum alternatives. Nooks, Kixie, PhoneBurner, Close, JustCall, CloudTalk, Aircall and Sales Montana on price, parallel dialing and CRM.
Power vs predictive vs auto dialers. What each dialing mode does and when it fits.
Start with dialing mode. If your reps need several lines ringing at once, your shortlist is Orum, Nooks, Klenty, Kixie's multi-line tier, CloudTalk's add-on and JustCall SalesPro. Orum sells both modes, and its own September 2025 report found power dialing converted connects to meetings at about 6.4%, against about 3.8% for parallel, so test both before you pay for lines.
Next, decide where your contacts live. If you already run HubSpot or Salesforce, any dialer here will sync to it. If you want the CRM in the same tool as the dialer, Sales Montana includes companies, contacts, deals and tasks.
Then price the team you expect to have in six months. Seat minimums (2 on JustCall and Nooks, 3 on Aircall and CloudTalk Expert, 9 on Orum) set the floor. Sales Montana is $99 a month flat for up to 3 users or $297 a month for unlimited users, with 1,000 or 3,000 pooled talk minutes and AI review of every connected call included.
Which power dialers publish their prices?
JustCall, Aircall, CloudTalk, Aloware, Klenty and Sales Montana publish prices. Orum, Nooks and Kixie do not; their figures on this page are reported by third parties and labeled as such.
Which dialers include a CRM?
Of the dialers on this page, only Sales Montana has a CRM built in. The others connect to an outside CRM such as HubSpot or Salesforce. Among other dialers, PhoneBurner and Close also include a CRM.
Which dialers offer parallel dialing?
Orum, Nooks and Klenty (on Sales Dialer Pro) dial several lines at once. Kixie dials up to 4 lines. CloudTalk sells a parallel dialer as a $39 per user add-on, billed annually. JustCall offers predictive dialing on SalesPro. Sales Montana, Aloware and Aircall dial one line at a time.
What is the cheapest dialer for a team of three?
Of the dialers on this page, Sales Montana Engine costs the least for three: $99 a month flat for up to 3 users, billed monthly (we make Sales Montana). JustCall Pro at $49 per user billed annually comes to $147 a month for three, and Aloware's startup plan is $199 a month for up to 3 users.
We make Sales Montana and list it here. Competitor figures come from each vendor's pricing page, linked in the table, checked October 5, 2026. Prices marked as reported come from third-party reviews and may be out of date. See also: Sales Montana pricing · Sales Montana power dialer · Outbound glossary.
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