Competitor pricing · 2026
BatchDialer pricing in 2026: the three plans, what each includes, and the whole bill at 1 to 10 agents
Last updated September 4, 2026 · prices read from batchdialer.com/pricing the same day
BatchDialer publishes its prices, and most articles about them are out of date within a quarter because the page shows the annual rate large and the monthly rate small. Below is the current page as read, the per-plan differences that actually matter to a wholesaling or acquisitions desk (lines, numbers, retention), and the total next to a metered alternative at the volumes those desks dial.
The short answer
$95, $151 or $199 per agent per month on annual billing; $119, $189 or $249 month to month. Unlimited calling on all three. Starter is 3 lines and 10 numbers; Pro is 5 lines and 40 numbers with automatic replacement of flagged ones. Seven-day trial, cancel month-to-month any time. Two agents on Pro: $302 annual or $378 monthly. Two agents on a free dialer with their own Twilio: about $49–$111.
The three plans
| Plan | Annual (per agent/mo) | Monthly | Lines | Numbers included | Also |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $95 | $119 | 3 | 10 ($2/extra) | Preview + predictive, reputation monitoring (no auto-replace), 90-day recordings |
| Pro | $151 | $189 | 5 | 40 with auto-replace ($1.5/extra) | AI tools, Rapid Fire mode, 180-day recordings |
| Enterprise | $199 | $249 | 5 | 100 with auto-replace ($1/extra) | 365-day recordings, priority support |
Per batchdialer.com/pricing, September 2026. The annual figure is the one shown large; the monthly rate is the strikethrough beside it, about 25% higher. Custom pricing for multiple seats is offered by contact.
The whole bill: BatchDialer vs a free dialer on your own Twilio
BatchDialer bundles unlimited calling and a number pool, so the fair comparison is software plus telephony plus numbers. DialSheet is $29 per 3-seat pack; Twilio bills ~$0.014/min on the carrier leg, $0.004/min on the browser leg including ringing, and ~$1.15/month per number. Light is 34 dials a day per agent (~$10 of Twilio a month); heavy is 150 (~$41).
| Agents | Starter annual | Pro annual | Pro monthly | DialSheet + Twilio, light | DialSheet + Twilio, heavy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $95 | $151 | $189 | ~$39 | ~$70 |
| 2 | $190 | $302 | $378 | ~$49 | ~$111 |
| 3 | $285 | $453 | $567 | ~$59 | ~$152 |
| 5 | $475 | $755 | $945 | ~$108 | ~$263 |
| 10 | $950 | $1,510 | $1,890 | ~$216 | ~$526 |
DialSheet columns assume 25% of dials reach voicemail (one billed minute each), 10% reach a person for three minutes, 21 working days, one number per agent; add ~$1.15/month for each extra number you rotate. A solo caller under 500 calls a month pays $0 for the software.
Where BatchDialer is the better buy
Three places, and they are real. Predictive pacing across five lines for a floor of agents working consumer lists with low answer rates: DialSheet's parallel dialer serves two to ten seats without predictive pacing. The managed number pool: 40 numbers on Pro, monitored, with flagged ones replaced automatically, which on Twilio is a chore you do yourself. And the BatchLeads pairing for teams already buying data there. On minutes alone, bundled-unlimited beats metered above about 4,677 billed minutes per agent per month, which a 150-dial day (about 1,743 minutes) does not reach; the case for BatchDialer is lines and numbers, not minutes.
Things to check before you sign
- Annual versus monthly. The large number is annual. Monthly is about 25% more and is the one you can cancel any time.
- The refund window is 72 hours and for unused service. Test inside the seven-day trial, not after paying a year.
- Extra numbers are metered at $2, $1.50 or $1 each; a high-rotation team on Starter can outgrow ten quickly.
- Predictive dialing and the TCPA. Five lines per agent raise abandoned calls; the federal cap for telemarketing campaigns is 3%. See are parallel dialers legal.
- Cancellation in writing. Reviewers on G2 report cancellations that kept billing; keep the confirmation.
Two seats for $29, numbers at wholesale, no annual term.
DialSheet is free for one person and $29 per 3 seats with a parallel dialer, recordings and AI coaching on Pro, on your own Twilio at ~$0.014/min. No Twilio? A managed line is $49/month.
Start freeQuestions people actually ask
How much does BatchDialer cost per agent?
Three plans, as listed on batchdialer.com in September 2026. Starter: $95 per agent per month on annual billing ($119 monthly). Pro: $151 annual ($189 monthly). Enterprise: $199 annual ($249 monthly). Calling is unlimited on all three; the annual rate is about 20% below monthly. Custom pricing is offered for larger seat counts.
What is the difference between BatchDialer Starter, Pro and Enterprise?
Lines, numbers and retention. Starter dials 3 lines per agent, includes 10 phone numbers ($2 each after), monitors number reputation without replacing flagged numbers automatically, and keeps recordings 90 days. Pro dials 5 lines, includes 40 numbers with automatic replacement of flagged ones ($1.5 each after), keeps recordings 180 days, and adds the AI tools and Rapid Fire mode. Enterprise keeps 5 lines, includes 100 numbers ($1 each after), 365-day recordings and priority support. All three offer preview and predictive dialing.
Does BatchDialer have a free trial and can I cancel any time?
The pricing page offers a seven-day free trial on all plans, says month-to-month subscribers can cancel at any time, and describes a refund within 72 hours if the service is unused. Annual plans are the discounted rate and are the ones to read the terms on before paying up front. G2 reviewers have reported billing and cancellation friction, so keep the confirmation.
Does BatchDialer charge per minute?
No. Calling is unlimited on every plan and no per-minute rate is listed. Extra phone numbers beyond the included pool are metered: $2, $1.50 or $1 each per month depending on plan.
Is BatchDialer worth it for a two-person wholesaling team?
Two agents on Pro annual is $302 a month ($378 monthly) for five-line predictive dialing with a 40-number pool and automatic replacement. The same two people on DialSheet Pro plus their own Twilio run $29 of software plus about $82 of Twilio at 150 dials a day each, roughly $111 all-in, with a parallel dialer but no predictive pacing and a number pool you manage yourself at $1.15 a number. If the two of you need five lines each and want flagged numbers swapped for you, BatchDialer is earning its price. If you dial sequentially and can rotate a handful of numbers, it is not.
How does BatchDialer's number pool compare with buying numbers on Twilio?
Included numbers are the hidden value in BatchDialer's price: 40 on Pro with automatic replacement when one is flagged. On Twilio each number is about $1.15 a month and you replace flagged ones yourself; a ten-number pool is about $12 a month. Reputation monitoring is what you are really buying. Free registration with the Free Caller Registry covers the remediation side on your own numbers.