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Operational reliability
21 pts
Dialpad Sell · 46/100
No Sell-specific contractual SLA is verified, the public status page is stated not to form part of product terms, and Dialer usage depends on outbound calling credits whose public allowance and rate are not established.
Orum · 67/100
Paid plans include unlimited dials and the platform offers core outbound calling features, but the commercial terms, minimum commitment, and implementation effort are not publicly stated, so operational predictability is only partially established.
Connection quality and answer rates
20 pts
Dialpad Sell · 59/100
The built-in Dialer documents N:1 lines per agent and requires outbound calling credits, but the exact maximum parallel-line count and any caller-ID reputation controls are not publicly stated, which limits confidence in connection-optimization depth.
Orum · 79/100
Boost Connect, number-temperature intelligence, managed caller IDs, and AI detection of humans, screeners, voicemail, and dial trees give teams tools to prioritize likelier connects, though carrier spam labels remain outside guaranteed control.
Campaign, list, and agent-assignment management
19 pts
Dialpad Sell · 76/100
The platform supports campaign lists, calling windows, time-zone rules, and repeat-attempt configurations, though running these campaign-style list workflows requires the Premium tier.
Orum · 57/100
Focuses on outbound progression and shared Salesfloor rooms rather than establishing advanced inbound queue routing or call distribution rules within the provided facts.
Dialpad's official supporting pricing page lists Sell Essentials, Advanced, and Premium price states in USD. The canonical purchase page may vary by region and package, while payment timing, commitment, minimum seats, renewal terms, and implementation charges are not established by the reviewed public evidence.
Launch and Ascend are the two current core editions. Both are priced per user, billed annually, require at least three seats, and have no public numeric price. Ascend Limited is an optional lighter-use seat for Ascend only. Full AI Coaching and Webhooks are optional add-ons available to both plans. Paid plans include…
Best for
Sales development teams that need progressive outbound campaigns paired with real-time AI coaching
Sales organizations using Salesforce for Dialer audiences and outbound-call activity records
Teams that need campaign lists, calling windows, DNC controls, voicemail detection, and repeated-attempt rules
SDR and BDR teams running high-volume outbound phone prospecting
Teams that need power and parallel dialing beside an existing CRM or sales engagement platform
Distributed sales teams that want live calling rooms, listening, and activity visibility
Not for
Teams that require built-in predictive dialing or a publicly fixed maximum parallel-line count
Teams unwilling to use Sell Premium, a Dialer-enabled Contact Center, and outbound calling credits for campaign dialing
Solo buyers or paid deployments below three seats
Buyers that require public numeric pricing or self-serve checkout
Teams that require monthly billing to be publicly guaranteed
Source check
70/100
93/100
Key features
Progressive Dialpad Dialer campaigns for Sell Premium
Static and dynamic lists, calling windows, time-zone rules, DNC, voicemail detection, and repeated attempts
Live battle cards, Real-Time Assist coaching cards, sentiment analysis, and AI conversation insights
Salesforce audience creation and outbound-call logging
Local Presence and prerecorded voicemail drop with plan-specific packaging
Click-to-call, power, parallel, and one-off dialing
Up to five parallel lines on Launch and ten on Ascend
AI detection of humans, screeners, voicemail, and dial trees
Voicemail drop and automatic progression through non-connects
Unlimited dials on paid plans
Automatic CRM call logging
Yes
Yes
Caller ID and number reputation controls
Not publicly stated
monitoring_and_remediation
Mobile sales dialer
Not publicly stated
Not publicly stated
Built-in call coaching
Yes
Yes
Support channels
Not publicly stated
support portal ticket initiation 24/7, live in-product chat 8am-8pm EST Monday-Friday excluding U.S. federal holidays
Supported dialing modes
progressive
click-to-call, power dialing, parallel dialing, one-off dialing
Maximum parallel dialing lines
Not publicly stated
5 parallel lines
Local presence calling
Yes
Yes
Answering-machine detection
Yes
Yes
Voicemail drop
Yes
Yes
Outbound calling cost model
Not publicly stated
unlimited
Call recording consent controls
configurable_announcement
automatic_jurisdiction_rules
Cons
Public price states do not establish payment timing, commitment, minimum seats, renewal terms, or implementation charges.
Built-in Dialpad Dialer campaigns require Sell Premium, a Dialer-enabled Contact Center, and outbound calling credits whose public rate is not established.
The built-in Dialer documents N:1 lines per agent but does not publish the exact maximum line count.
No public numeric plan or add-on prices are available.
Both core plans require at least three seats and are billed annually.
Minimum commitment, quote-specific renewal terms, and implementation amount are not publicly stated.
Dialing productivity modes
73Sell Premium provides a built-in progressive Dialer with N:1 lines per agent, while power and preview modes are available only through the separate AutoReach integration, and no predictive mode or exact maximum line count is published.
90Orum supports click-to-call, power, parallel, and one-off dialing, with Launch allowing up to five parallel lines per user and Ascend allowing up to ten, so it covers multiple outbound dialing modes that matter for high-volume prospecting.
Connection quality and answer rates
59The built-in Dialer documents N:1 lines per agent and requires outbound calling credits, but the exact maximum parallel-line count and any caller-ID reputation controls are not publicly stated, which limits confidence in connection-optimization depth.
79Boost Connect, number-temperature intelligence, managed caller IDs, and AI detection of humans, screeners, voicemail, and dial trees give teams tools to prioritize likelier connects, though carrier spam labels remain outside guaranteed control.
Call automation efficiency
76Premium Dialer campaigns include voicemail detection and repeated-attempt rules, voicemail drop is included on Advanced and Premium, and real-time assist cards can surface guidance during live calls.
85Voicemail drop together with automatic progression through non-connects and AI classification of humans, screeners, voicemail, and dial trees lets reps move past failed attempts with less manual intervention during parallel or power sessions.
Calling compliance controls
73Premium Dialer campaigns include DNC scrub with audit trail, agent disposition, schedules, and attempt controls, yet documented consent greetings cover specified U.S. inbound shared-line contexts rather than outbound Dialer automation.
76Account-wide DNC suppression, configurable area-code recording rules, and stated SOC 2 Type 2, ISO, and GDPR readiness provide usable control points, while customers remain responsible for consent, TCPA, DNC, and other applicable calling laws.
Campaign, list, and agent-assignment management
76The platform supports campaign lists, calling windows, time-zone rules, and repeat-attempt configurations, though running these campaign-style list workflows requires the Premium tier.
57Focuses on outbound progression and shared Salesfloor rooms rather than establishing advanced inbound queue routing or call distribution rules within the provided facts.
Recording, QA, and analytics
80The product includes live battle cards, sentiment analysis, Real-Time Assist cards, and AI conversation insights, which supports coaching and review workflows, but the supplied facts do not establish a dedicated QA recording suite.
80Analytics, call recordings, call history, and activity synchronization are included, and Ascend adds coaching and advanced administration, which supports review and QA workflows even though the full AI Coaching suite is an add-on.
CRM logging workflow
79Salesforce integration logs Dialer calls as Tasks or call-log records and supports Dialer audience workflows on Sell Premium, with additional CRM connections including HubSpot, Zoho, Microsoft Teams, and Google Workspace.
75Analytics, call history, and CRM activity synchronization support logging and follow-up in connected sales workflows, but the supplied facts do not specify deeper CRM write-back behaviors or exact supported CRM systems.
Operational reliability
46No Sell-specific contractual SLA is verified, the public status page is stated not to form part of product terms, and Dialer usage depends on outbound calling credits whose public allowance and rate are not established.
67Paid plans include unlimited dials and the platform offers core outbound calling features, but the commercial terms, minimum commitment, and implementation effort are not publicly stated, so operational predictability is only partially established.
This page uses stored product facts, official evidence, and category scoring rationales. It is not an account-based hands-on test, and third-party user ratings are not folded into the category buying score.
Dialpad Sell
Fact confidence: 70% · Fact checked: 2026-07-28
Orum
Fact confidence: 93% · Fact checked: 2026-07-28
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