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6 Best Sales Dialers in 2026

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Short answer

Nooks is our top pick among the 6 sales dialers we ranked, scoring 84/100.

  • Nooks (84/100): best for SDR teams that want parallel dialing plus coaching.
  • Orum (83/100): best for high-volume calling with a free trial.
  • JustCall (83/100): best for growing teams that want every dialing mode.
  • Kixie (81/100): best for multi-line dialing in HubSpot and Salesforce.
  • Aircall (81/100): best for teams that need a phone system first.

A sales dialer decides how many conversations your reps have each day. The options split into two groups: cloud phone systems with a power dialer built in, sold at published per-seat prices, and parallel dialers that call several numbers at once, usually sold by quote to dedicated SDR teams.

We scored six dialers on six weighted criteria. Watch which plan the dialer actually sits on: several vendors leave it out of their entry plan or sell it as an add-on.

The shortlist

  1. 1Nooks
    Best for SDR teams that want parallel dialing plus coaching
    84/100Review
  2. 2Orum
    Best for high-volume calling with a free trial
    83/100Review
  3. 3JustCall
    Best for growing teams that want every dialing mode
    83/100Review
  4. 4Kixie
    Best for multi-line dialing in HubSpot and Salesforce
    81/100Review
  5. 5Aircall
    Best for teams that need a phone system first
    81/100Review
  6. 6CloudTalk
    Best value for European teams
    80/100Review

Sales Dialers compared

#ToolBest forFree plan / trialStarting priceG2 ratingScore
1NooksSDR teams that want parallel dialing plus coachingDemo onlyPricing on request4.8/584/100
2OrumHigh-volume calling with a free trial500-dial trialPricing on request4.6/583/100
3JustCallGrowing teams that want every dialing mode14-day trial$49/user/mo4.3/583/100
4KixieMulti-line dialing in HubSpot and Salesforce7-day trialPrices not listed4.8/581/100
5AircallTeams that need a phone system firstFree access$50/license/mo4.4/581/100
6CloudTalkBest value for European teams14-day trial€49/user/mo4.4/580/100

Prices are the lowest plan that includes a power dialer or better, from each vendor's pricing page on Oct 14, 2026, billed annually where shown. CloudTalk prices in euros. Orum and Nooks sell by quote; Kixie's pricing page lists plans without prices.

The reviews

1

Nooks

Best for SDR teams that want parallel dialing plus coaching
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Starting pricePricing on requestCustom quote
Free trial / planDemo
Vettlo score84/100
G2 user rating4.8/51,719 reviews

Nooks is an AI sales platform built around a parallel dialer. Its pricing page describes packages for buyer signals, AI sequencing, parallel dialing and coaching, plus an optional data package, all sold by custom quote.

Who it's best for

Outbound SDR teams that spend most of the day on cold calls and want dialing, coaching and signals in one tool.

Why it made the shortlist

It pairs parallel dialing with coaching and buyer signals, and it holds the highest G2 rating on this list from a large review base.

Strengths

  • Parallel dialing for high-volume cold calling
  • Coaching and buyer signals in the same platform
  • Rated 4.8/5 on G2 from 1,700+ reviews

Watch-outs

  • No public pricing
  • No free trial listed
  • More than an inbound or mixed-use team needs

Skip it if: Your reps make a few dozen calls a day and also take inbound calls.

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)5/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)4.5/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)4.5/5
Coaching & AI (15%)4.5/5
Ease of setup (10%)4/5
Price & value (15%)2/5
2

Orum

Best for high-volume calling with a free trial
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Starting pricePricing on requestMinimum 9 seats
Free trial / planFree trial capped at 500 dials
Vettlo score83/100
G2 user rating4.6/51,099 reviews

Orum is an AI parallel dialer for outbound teams. Pricing is by quote with a 9-seat minimum, paid plans have no dial limits, and AI Coaching and webhooks are add-ons.

Who it's best for

SDR teams of nine or more reps whose main job is live cold calling.

Why it made the shortlist

It's built purely for calling volume, and unlike most quote-only dialers it lets you test it with a free trial of up to 500 dials.

Strengths

  • No dial limits on paid plans
  • Free trial of up to 500 dials
  • Focused purely on outbound calling

Watch-outs

  • 9-seat minimum rules out small teams
  • No public pricing
  • AI Coaching costs extra

Skip it if: You have fewer than nine reps who dial.

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)5/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)4.5/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)4.5/5
Coaching & AI (15%)4/5
Ease of setup (10%)4/5
Price & value (15%)2/5
3

JustCall

Best for growing teams that want every dialing mode
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Starting price$49/user/moPro (includes power dialer), billed annually; 2-user minimum
Free trial / plan14-day trial, no card needed
Vettlo score83/100
G2 user rating4.3/52,395 reviews

JustCall is a cloud phone system for sales and support. Pro ($49) adds a power dialer, Pro Plus ($89) adds AI call scoring and real-time agent assist, and the custom-priced SalesPro plan adds a predictive dialer on up to 10 lines.

Who it's best for

Sales teams that want to start with a power dialer and grow into predictive dialing and AI coaching on one platform.

Why it made the shortlist

It covers power, dynamic and predictive dialing plus AI coaching, and its 14-day trial includes all SalesPro features.

Strengths

  • Power, dynamic and predictive dialing across plans
  • AI call scoring and real-time assist on Pro Plus
  • 14-day trial of SalesPro features, no card needed

Watch-outs

  • Predictive dialing requires the custom-priced SalesPro plan
  • Entry Team plan has no dialer

Skip it if: You only need inbound calling and basic outbound.

Aircall vs JustCall →

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)4.5/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)3.5/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)4/5
Coaching & AI (15%)4.5/5
Ease of setup (10%)4/5
Price & value (15%)4/5
4

Kixie

Best for multi-line dialing in HubSpot and Salesforce
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Starting pricePrices not listedThree plans; contact sales for prices
Free trial / plan7-day trial, no card needed
Vettlo score81/100
G2 user rating4.8/5867 reviews

Kixie is a calling and texting platform with bi-directional CRM integration on every plan (HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive and Zapier). Its Multi-Line PowerDialer plan dials up to 4 lines at once, with unlimited US and Canada minutes.

Who it's best for

SMB sales teams that call and text from inside their CRM.

Why it made the shortlist

It offers multi-line dialing, texting and two-way CRM sync on one plan, and you can try it for 7 days without a card.

Strengths

  • Multi-line PowerDialer on up to 4 lines
  • Two-way CRM sync and texting on every plan
  • Unlimited US and Canada minutes

Watch-outs

  • Pricing page doesn't show prices
  • ConnectionBoost and Conversation Intelligence are add-ons

Skip it if: Your team calls mostly outside the US and Canada.

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)4.5/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)4/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)4.5/5
Coaching & AI (15%)3.5/5
Ease of setup (10%)4.5/5
Price & value (15%)3/5
5

Aircall

Best for teams that need a phone system first
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Starting price$50/license/moProfessional (includes Power Dialer), billed annually; 3-license minimum
Free trial / planFree access offer on sign-up
Vettlo score81/100
G2 user rating4.4/51,682 reviews

Aircall is a cloud phone system for sales and support teams. Its Power Dialer is included on Professional ($50 per license per month billed annually) and Enterprise, not on Essentials ($30).

Who it's best for

Teams that handle inbound and outbound calls and want a phone system that's easy to roll out.

Why it made the shortlist

It's a straightforward phone system with a large integration marketplace, and the Professional plan adds a power dialer at a published price.

Strengths

  • Published prices and a 25% annual discount
  • Easy setup for inbound and outbound teams
  • Power Dialer on Professional

Watch-outs

  • No dialer on the Essentials plan
  • AI Assist Pro is a $49 per seat add-on
  • 3-license minimum

Skip it if: Your SDRs need parallel dialing for high-volume cold calls.

Aircall vs JustCall → Aircall alternatives →

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)3.5/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)3.5/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)5/5
Coaching & AI (15%)3.5/5
Ease of setup (10%)5/5
Price & value (15%)4/5
6

CloudTalk

Best value for European teams
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Starting price€49/user/moExpert (includes power dialer), billed annually; 3-user minimum
Free trial / plan14-day trial, no card needed
Vettlo score80/100
G2 user rating4.4/51,943 reviews

CloudTalk is a cloud calling platform priced in euros. Essential (€29) includes a smart dialer and 95+ integrations, Expert (€49) includes the power dialer, and a parallel dialer is a €39 add-on on any plan.

Who it's best for

European SMB and mid-market teams that want a phone system with dialing modes they can add as they grow.

Why it made the shortlist

Every dialing mode is available at a published price, from the smart dialer on Essential to the parallel dialer add-on.

Strengths

  • Smart, power and parallel dialing at published prices
  • 95+ CRM and helpdesk integrations from Essential
  • 14-day trial with no card

Watch-outs

  • Power dialer costs €15 extra below Expert
  • Parallel dialer is a €39 add-on

Skip it if: You want a single quote-based platform for a large SDR floor.

Score breakdown
Dialing modes & speed (25%)4/5
Number health & connect tools (15%)3.5/5
CRM integration & logging (20%)4/5
Coaching & AI (15%)3.5/5
Ease of setup (10%)4.5/5
Price & value (15%)4.5/5

How we scored sales dialers

Each tool gets a 0 to 5 rating on every criterion. We weight the ratings below, convert the total to a score out of 100, and only rank tools that score 70 or higher. Open any tool's Score breakdown to see its ratings. Full process on our methodology page.

Dialing modes & speed25%
Number health & connect tools15%
CRM integration & logging20%
Coaching & AI15%
Ease of setup10%
Price & value15%

How to choose a sales dialer

  • Decide between power and parallel dialing. Power dialers call one number after another; parallel dialers call several at once. Parallel dialers suit dedicated cold-calling SDR teams, power dialers suit everyone else.
  • Check which plan includes the dialer. Aircall Essentials and JustCall Team have no dialer, and CloudTalk charges extra for its power dialer below Expert. Compare the plan you'd actually buy.
  • Mind the seat minimums. Orum requires 9 seats, Aircall and CloudTalk Expert 3, JustCall 2. Small teams can rule options out fast.
  • Trial it on your real list. Run a trial on your own contacts and compare conversations per hour, not dials.
  • Confirm calling rules for your markets. Do-not-call lists and consent rules vary by country. Check what compliance tools each vendor includes or sells as add-ons.

Sales dialers FAQ

What is the best sales dialer?

For dedicated SDR teams, Nooks tops our ranking, with Orum close behind; both are parallel dialers sold by quote. For teams that want published prices, JustCall scores highest of the cloud phone systems.

What is the difference between a power dialer and a parallel dialer?

A power dialer calls numbers one after another automatically. A parallel dialer calls several numbers at the same time and connects the rep to whoever answers, which raises conversations per hour for cold calling.

Which sales dialer has a free trial?

JustCall and CloudTalk offer 14-day trials without a card, Kixie a 7-day trial, and Orum a free trial capped at 500 dials.

How much does Aircall cost?

Aircall Essentials is $30 per license per month and Professional, which includes the Power Dialer, is $50, both billed annually with a 3-license minimum.

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Vettlo Editorial Team

Researched and written by the Vettlo editorial team using our methodology. Prices and plan details come from each vendor's public pricing page.