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DialsDone
Summary
Cold calling vendors either want a six-month implementation contract or a pile of engineering hours before the first dial goes out — DialsDone is built for the team that needs calls happening tonight, not next quarter.
DialsDone deploys three autonomous calling agents — outbound prospecting, inbound reception, and follow-up — configured through a plug-and-play setup the vendor states takes five minutes with no engineering required. The outbound agent works opted-in lists, handles objections in real time, and books meetings directly against live calendar availability. The inbound receptionist covers nights, weekends, and holidays so calls never hit voicemail. Where things get complicated: there is no API, no self-hosted option, and no way to wire DialsDone into a custom CRM workflow without manual intervention — teams with deep integration requirements hit that wall fast and start looking elsewhere.
Bottom line: Pick DialsDone if your team needs AI cold calling and after-hours reception live within a day and can tolerate operating it as a standalone system; it breaks down the moment your ops team needs it to push data into a custom pipeline or CRM without copy-paste.
Pricing Plans
Subscription- Price
- $89/month and up
Launch
200 calling minutes
Starter
1,000 calling minutes, 1 AI persona
Scale
3,000–10,000 minutes
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Pros
Sign in to edit- Five-minute setup with no engineering requirement, so a sales team can have AI calls running the same day a campaign is approved — rather than waiting on a sprint to integrate a new tool.
- DNC logging and opt-out handling are built into every outbound call, which means compliance isn't a separate checklist item your team has to manage manually before dialing.
- Real-time objection handling during the call rather than a scripted decision tree, so the agent doesn't dead-end when a prospect pushes back on price or timing.
- Pay-per-meeting-held pricing on the human caller option, so the team isn't paying for dials that produce nothing — meeting fees only trigger when the meeting actually occurs.
- After-hours inbound reception runs continuously without staffing, so calls that come in outside business hours get answered, screened, and logged instead of going to voicemail and disappearing.
Cons
Sign in to edit- No API is available, which means meeting data, call recordings, and prospect outcomes cannot be pushed automatically into a CRM or downstream system — teams manually export or copy data, and any team running more than a handful of campaigns per month finds this untenable and moves to a competitor with native CRM integration.
- There is no self-hosted or on-premise deployment option, so teams in industries with strict data residency requirements — healthcare, financial services, government — cannot use DialsDone without the data leaving their controlled environment, and compliance reviews typically kill the evaluation at that point.
- The agent setup is described as plug-and-play with no engineering required, which means customization depth is limited — teams that need branching logic based on what the prospect said three turns ago, or conditional routing tied to CRM field values, will find the agent cannot express that complexity and will need a different tool or a middleware layer sitting in front of it.
About
- Platforms
- Web
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- 2026-09-16T18:41:13.582Z
Best For
Who it's for
- B2B sales teams needing automated cold outreach
- Businesses wanting pay-per-result meeting setting
- Companies requiring after-hours reception without staff
- Teams seeking quick-setup AI calling with compliance built-in
What it does well
- Outbound B2B prospecting and meeting booking
- 24/7 inbound call answering and screening
- Automated follow-up calls for sales pipeline and renewals
- Customer reactivation and appointment reminders
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- Is DialsDone free?
- DialsDone is a paid tool ($89/month and up). No permanent free tier is offered.
- Is DialsDone open source?
- No — DialsDone is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
- What platforms does DialsDone support?
- DialsDone is available on: Web.
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Teams needing calls to start the same day a campaign is approved
Cold calling vendors often require six-month contracts or engineering hours before the first dial. DialsDone deploys three autonomous calling agents for outbound prospecting, inbound reception, and follow-up through a plug-and-play setup the vendor states takes five minutes with no engineering required. The outbound agent works opted-in lists, handles objections in real time, and books meetings against live calendar availability. The inbound agent covers nights, weekends, and holidays. DNC logging and opt-out handling run on every outbound call.
Key limits
There is no API, no self-hosted option, and no way to wire the tool into a custom CRM workflow without manual work. Pricing starts at $89 per month on a subscription model.
Who it is for / who should skip it
It fits B2B sales teams that want automated cold outreach, pay-per-result meeting setting, or after-hours reception without staff. Teams running more than a handful of campaigns per month or those in healthcare, financial services, or government should skip it because the lack of API and self-hosted deployment forces manual data handling and blocks strict data-residency reviews.