AgentTech alternatives for insurance agencies, priced at your agents' dials
AgentTech sells a $50 seat and bills everything else from a prepaid wallet: minutes, transcription, numbers, compliance analysis. The seat is the number on the ads; the wallet is the number on your card in the middle of AEP. This page prices both at an agent’s real day, then prices the six tools agencies weigh against it.
The full shortlist for agencies is the best auto dialer for insurance agents; for the AI angle on its own, the best AI dialer for insurance agents. The category rankings are the best power dialer software and the cheapest power dialers.
What AgentTech actually costs an agent
Read on agenttech.io/pricing on November 11, 2026: “One $50 license per seat per month” unlocks the dialer, CRM, AI compliance scoring, coaching, recording, transcription, SMS and analytics. Usage comes out of a prepaid wallet:
| Item | AgentTech rate | At 200 dials a day |
|---|---|---|
| Seat | $50 a month | $50 |
| VoIP minutes | $0.025 a minute | $58 |
| AI transcription | $0.50 an hour | $11 |
| Local number | $1.50 a month | $1.50 |
| AI compliance analysis | Per call, no published rate | Not included |
| SMS, AI Agent voice | Per message, per minute, no published rate | Not included |
| Total | $120 |
One agent, 21 working days, an example call mix (not an industry statistic): 25% of dials reach voicemail, 10% a person for three minutes, 2,310 billed minutes and 21 talk hours a month. We assume AgentTech bills connected time, not ringing; its page does not say. Rates read November 11, 2026.
That is a fair price for a lot of software. What changes the comparison is that every line except the seat moves with your dials, and two of them (compliance analysis, AI voice) have no published rate, so the month is only known after it ends.
AgentTech alternatives compared, one agent and five
| Tool | One agent, 200 dials a day | 5 agents | Contract | Pick it if | Key advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DialSheet | $115 | $575 | Month to month, no seat minimum | You want parallel dialing and AI notes without a wallet or contract | 5-line parallel dialer and AI in a $29 seat |
| AgentTech | ~$120 | ~$600 | No contract, no setup fee | You want commissions and contracting (AgentTech 360) beside the dialer | $50 seat; cheaper past ~277 dials a day |
| EmberDial | ~$145 | ~$725 | Licence, monthly | You want predictive dialing with live transcription | Ringing and unanswered attempts not billed |
| ReadyMode Starter | $199 | $995 | Annual ($239 monthly) | Each agent dials past ~404 a day | Outbound minutes bundled under fair use |
| Ringy + dialer + AI | $199 | $995 | Monthly | You want a CRM with texting and drips, one line | Unlimited minutes on its dialer add-on |
| Convoso | Quote | ~$1,800+ | Quote, reported annual | You run 20+ agents on predictive | A contact-centre suite for large floors |
| EnrollHere Connect | Tier | $5,000 | Tier, by contact above | You want agency operations: hierarchy, commissions, compliance QA | Built for downlines and carrier logic |
DialSheet: $29 seat plus the agent's own Twilio from perRepTelephony() (both legs, one number) and answering machine detection at $0.0075 a parallel dial; the five-agent column uses softwareMonthly(5). AgentTech and EmberDial on the same example minutes as above. ReadyMode: Starter $199 a licence billed annually, outbound minutes included under fair use (read 2026-11-03). Ringy: $119 plus the $70 power dialer and $10 AI tools add-ons. Convoso: reported $90 to $150 a user with about 20 agents minimum (third-party reports, 2026-10-30). EnrollHere: Connect suite on its Startup 25 tier, enrollhere.com/pricing read November 11, 2026; its page does not say what the 25 counts.
Each AgentTech competitor, and what people complain about
- DialSheet. Power Dial on one line or parallel on two to 5; recordings, transcripts, AI call summaries into the lead and script scoring in the seat; Do Not Call blocking across the account. The complaint to expect: you connect your own Twilio account (about five minutes), and there is no predictive pacing, no AI voice agent and no commissions or contracting.
- EmberDial. $99 a licence plus 2¢ a connected minute with 10 numbers pooled per licence; power, predictive and manual modes. Its own guide says it has no built-in CRM.
- ReadyMode. Starter $199 a licence annual or $239 monthly, iQ $249 for five or more; predictive, outbound minutes bundled. Wholesalers and final expense floors praise the pacing; the cost is a licence per agent whether they dial 50 a day or 400. See ReadyMode pricing.
- Ringy. $119 a month, the power dialer +$70 with unlimited minutes, AI tools +$10; one line. An r/LifeInsuranceAgents poster balked at the price before the add-ons. See Ringy pricing.
- Convoso. Quote only; reviewers report $90 to $150 a user with about 20 agents minimum, carrier fees separate. An r/VICIdial poster moved off it to save money and called the move a mistake. See Convoso alternatives.
- EnrollHere. Agency operations rather than a dialer seat: hierarchy, downlines, commissions and compliance, priced by tier from $5,000 a month for Connect and $7,500 for the Complete package. AgentTech’s own comparison page is the one written against it.
Where AgentTech is still the better buy
Who runs on it
An insurance agency runs 1,000 calls a month, retained month over month. Also: a 9-rep accountancy floor, and a customer's own story on its own site.
- dialsheet.ioindependent insurance agencyAn insurance agency runs 1,000 calls a month, retained month over month
- dialsheet.ioUK accountancy practiceA UK accountancy practice put a 9-rep outbound floor live in one day
- goodroofing.caHow we book estimatesA Calgary roofer on how a storm-season team calls every homeowner in order, with local numbers and no missed follow-ups. “Our calling runs on DialSheet.”
Which AgentTech alternative should an insurance agency buy?
DialSheet
An agency that wants parallel dialing with AI notes, month to month, with no wallet. $115 an agent at 200 dials a day, 5 lines, AI in the seat, a free plan to start.
AgentTech
An FMO or IMO that wants contracting and commissions in the dialer. $50 a seat with wallet usage, and AgentTech 360 quoted per organization.
ReadyMode
Agents who each dial past ~404 a day and want predictive. $199 a licence on annual Starter with outbound minutes bundled.
EnrollHere
An agency operation that wants hierarchy, downlines and compliance QA in one system. Tiers from $5,000 a month for Connect.
AgentTech alternatives: questions from agencies
What are the alternatives to AgentTech?
For an insurance agency that wants the dialer without a usage wallet: DialSheet, a 5-line parallel dialer with AI call summaries, transcripts and script scoring in a $29 seat, about $115 an agent a month all-in at 200 dials a day, month to month. EmberDial ($99 plus 2¢ a connected minute) is the pick for predictive dialing; ReadyMode ($199 a licence on annual Starter, outbound minutes bundled) for a floor that dials past 404 a day; Ringy ($199 with its dialer and AI add-ons) for an all-in-one CRM on one line; EnrollHere and Convoso for large agencies. Prices read November 2026.
How much does AgentTech cost?
AgentTech's pricing page, read November 11, 2026: one $50 licence per seat per month, plus usage from a prepaid wallet: $0.025 a minute of VoIP, $0.50 an hour of AI transcription, $1.50 a local number and $3.50 a toll-free number a month, $0.10 a minute of AI Mock Calls, and SMS, AI Agent voice and AI compliance analysis per use with no published rate. No setup fee and no long-term contract. At 200 dials a day on our example call mix, that is about $120 an agent a month.
Is AgentTech cheaper than DialSheet?
Below about 277 dials an agent a day, no: DialSheet is about $115 at 200 dials against about $120 on AgentTech. Past about 277, AgentTech's lower seat with its $0.025 minutes costs less than a DialSheet parallel seat with its own Twilio and answering machine detection on every dial. That crossover assumes AgentTech bills connected time only, which its page does not say.
Is the AgentTech on G2 the insurance dialer?
Not the one G2's "AgentTech alternatives" page is about. That list names BoldTrail, BoomTown and ResMan, which are real estate and property management products, so it compares a different AgentTech. The insurance dialer at agenttech.io competes with Convoso, EnrollHere, ReadyMode, EmberDial, Ringy and DialSheet, which is the set priced on this page.
What does EnrollHere cost compared with AgentTech?
EnrollHere publishes agency tiers rather than seats: its Complete package (Connect, Policy & Financial and Compliance suites) is $7,500 a month on Startup 25, $10,000 on Startup 50 and $12,500 on Startup 75, or the Connect suite alone from $5,000, read November 11, 2026. AgentTech is $50 a seat plus usage. EnrollHere is the pick for an agency that wants hierarchy, commissions and compliance operations run in one system at that size; neither is priced for a five-agent agency the way a per-seat dialer is.
Which AgentTech alternative works for a Medicare agency in AEP?
Any dialer that dials only the permitted list you load and records the call. DialSheet records answered calls into your own Twilio account and blocks Do Not Call numbers for every agent; 5 agents for AEP cost $145 a month in seats, removed in December with no contract. It does not check permission to contact or store your Scope of Appointment records; see the CMS rules on our Medicare permission to contact page.
AgentTech (agenttech.io/pricing) and EnrollHere (enrollhere.com/pricing) were read on November 11, 2026; EmberDial, ReadyMode and Ringy on the dates in the table caption; Convoso’s figures are third-party reports, marked as such. Usage costs are computed on an example call mix, labelled. We build DialSheet, so weigh this accordingly.