What is the best parallel dialer?

It depends on what you already run, so this page does not name one. Self-serve buyers can look at Elto and Salesfinity, which print a price; teams with an existing CRM and engagement stack at Orum, Nooks and Koncert; and teams that want the dialer, CRM, inbox and SMS in one seat at SAGARIS. If you want a phone system first, CloudTalk, JustCall and Kixie offer multi-line dialing on top of one. If you want cadences and the dialer from one vendor, look at Klenty. SAGARIS is $499 per founding seat per month.

How many lines can a parallel dialer call at once?

Among the dialers here that publish a count, the most lines per rep runs from 4 to 10: CloudTalk and JustCall up to 10, Elto up to 6, Orum, Salesfinity and SAGARIS up to 5, Koncert 1 to 5 by plan, and Kixie up to 4. ConnectAndSell, Klenty and Nooks publish no line count. SAGARIS's 5 is the ceiling its software enforces. More lines raise the number of calls in flight, and also the chance that two people answer at the same moment.

How much does a parallel dialer cost?

Of the 11 dialers on this page, 5 print no price for the plan that dials in parallel and ask you to contact sales. CloudTalk, Elto, Klenty and Salesfinity print per-user prices, shown in the table above with the date we read each one, and SAGARIS is $499 per founding seat per month. The ones that ask you to contact sales are ConnectAndSell, Kixie, Koncert, Nooks and Orum. JustCall quotes its parallel dialing plan, with a hedged range on its parallel dialer page. SAGARIS includes the CRM, inbox and SMS in the same seat.

Can I buy a parallel dialer for one rep?

Yes. SAGARIS is priced per single seat with no minimum, Salesfinity sells its Gold plan to individuals self-serve, and CloudTalk's USA pricing lists a minimum of 1 license on Starter and Essential. Orum states a minimum of 9 seats and JustCall 2 licenses on SalesPro. The others on this page publish no minimum.

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

A power dialer calls one number, waits for that call to end, then dials the next. A parallel dialer rings several numbers at once and connects the rep to the first person who answers, trading a short handoff at the start of the call for more live conversations per hour. Our page on what parallel dialing is sets out the arithmetic and when it is the wrong choice.

Is parallel dialing legal?

Parallel dialing is a calling method, not a banned practice, but it can produce abandoned calls. Under 47 CFR 64.1200(a)(7) a call is abandoned if no live representative is on the line within two seconds of the person's completed greeting, and the rule limits how many may be abandoned. Whether it governs your campaigns turns on who you are calling and from where, and that is a question for your counsel.

Is SAGARIS available now?

SAGARIS is pre-launch. It is taking a small number of founding customers now at $499 per founding seat per month, and it opens fully in October 2026. If you need a dialer running at full scale this week, one of the other options above is the safer choice.

Is this list of parallel dialers neutral?

No, and we would rather say so. SAGARIS publishes this page and is one of the dialers on it. What we offer instead of neutrality is checkability: the list is unranked and alphabetical with SAGARIS last, every competitor fact links to the vendor's own page with the date we read it, and nothing we could not read is filled in.

Best parallel dialer software: 11 tools compared (2026)

A parallel dialer rings several phone numbers at once for one rep and connects the rep to whoever answers first, and it suits outbound SDR and sales teams whose day is mostly cold calls to lists of direct and mobile numbers. Printed prices for a plan that dials in parallel start at CloudTalk's $25 plan plus its $39 Parallel Dialer add-on per user per month billed annually (cloudtalk.io/pricing, USA view, September 28, 2026) and reach $499 per founding seat per month for SAGARIS, 5 of the 11 print no price at all, and the reason teams buy one is to reach more live conversations per hour than dialing one number at a time allows.

SAGARIS publishes this page and is one of the 11 dialers on it. The list is not ranked: it is in alphabetical order with SAGARIS last. No vendor paid to be included or was contacted, and every competitor fact links to the vendor's own page with the date we read it.

Updated October 6, 2026. Every vendor fact carries the date it was read at source.

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At a glance

11 parallel dialers, side by side

Parallel dialers compared on lines per rep, published price and seat minimum, each read at source
Dialer	Most lines per rep (published)	Published price	Seat minimum	Read at source
CloudTalk	Up to 10, as a paid add-on	Plans at $25, $29 and $49 per user per month billed annually, plus the Parallel Dialer add-on at $39 per user per month billed annually (cloudtalk.io/pricing, USA view, September 28, 2026).	1 license on Starter and Essential, 3 on Expert (cloudtalk.io/pricing, USA view).	September 28, 2026
ConnectAndSell	Not published	Not published. As of October 5, 2026 connectandsell.com/pricing describes both plans as seat based with Contact Sales, and offers a free one-day Test Drive.	Not published.	October 5, 2026
Elto	Up to 6	As of October 5, 2026 Elto's pricing on eltodialer.com shows one plan at $179 per seat per month billed yearly, or $299 billed monthly, with a 7-day free trial.	Not published.	October 5, 2026
JustCall	Up to 10, on SalesPro	SalesPro reads Request a Quote on justcall.io/pricing. Its parallel dialer page says about $199 to about $249 per user per month depending on seats (justcall.io, September 28, 2026).	2 licenses on SalesPro (justcall.io/pricing).	September 28, 2026
Kixie	Up to 4, on the Multi-Line PowerDialer plan	Not published. As of September 28, 2026 kixie.com/pricing names three plans with no figure beside any of them.	Not published.	September 28, 2026
Klenty	Not published	Sales Dialer plans at $40 (Basic), $80 (Pro, which adds the Parallel Dialer) and $140 (Scale) per user per month billed annually (klenty.com/sales-dialer/pricing, October 5, 2026).	Not published.	October 5, 2026
Koncert	1 to 4 (Symphony) or 1 to 5 (Symphony+)	Not published. As of September 28, 2026 each plan on koncert.com/pricing reads Get Pricing.	Not published.	September 28, 2026
Nooks	Not published	Not published. As of September 28, 2026 nooks.ai/pricing asks you to Get Nooks pricing for a custom quote.	Not published.	September 28, 2026
Orum	Up to 5	Not published. As of September 28, 2026 orum.com/pricing reads Request pricing, and its site says pricing is per user, billed annually.	9 seats. Its pricing page reads Minimum 9-Seat (orum.com/pricing, September 28, 2026).	September 28, 2026
Salesfinity	Up to 5	Gold is $299 per user per month, monthly and self-serve, cancel anytime; Enterprise is a custom annual quote (salesfinity.ai/pricing, September 28, 2026).	Not published. Gold seats are individual workspaces; team management is on Enterprise.	September 28, 2026
SAGARIS	Up to 5	$499 per founding seat per month, billed monthly, cancel anytime.	None. Priced per single seat.	Our own pricing and dialer pages

How this list was made

A product is on this list if its own site says it rings more than one number at once for one rep, or connects the rep to the first live answer across several simultaneous calls. Power dialers that call one number at a time are left out; our PhoneBurner alternatives page covers them.

We read each vendor's own pricing and product pages. Seven vendors were read on September 28, 2026, the same reading our Orum and PhoneBurner alternatives pages use, and ConnectAndSell, Elto and Klenty on October 5, 2026. Where a page builds its prices with script or by region we read it in a browser and say which region we saw. A fact we could not read is marked Not published; nothing is estimated.

We do not score or rank. The list is in alphabetical order by vendor name, and SAGARIS, which publishes this page, is listed last. The lines column is a fact each vendor publishes, not a sort order and not a verdict: more lines is not always better, because each extra line raises the chance that two people answer at once.

What parallel dialing is, and when it is the wrong choice

What we compared

The most lines per rep the vendor publishes, or Not published
The published price for a plan that dials in parallel, or Not published
The published seat minimum, or Not published
Who the product suits

Who each parallel dialer suits

One line per dialer, from what its own pages say. Every case below restates a fact from the table, read on the date beside it.

CloudTalk

A cloud phone and call center system with preview, power and parallel dialers, sold per user in tiers.

Suits: Teams that want a full phone system and call center with parallel dialing as an option they can add to a published tier.
Parallel dialing: Yes, as an add-on: its pricing page lists a Parallel dialer (up to 10 lines) on every plan.

The page sets prices by region and currency. We selected the USA view in its region picker, so check the region you are buying in before you budget.

Read at source, September 28, 2026cloudtalk.io/pricing

ConnectAndSell

A human-assisted, AI-optimised calling service: Express Connect puts the rep on the first live voice, and Precision Connect uses human agents to reach the named person on your list.

Suits: Teams calling hard-to-reach executives who want a managed, human-assisted connect service rather than a self-run dialer.
Parallel dialing: Connects the rep to the first live voice, per its home page. A line count is not published.

Its pricing page says pricing is per seat with no consumption-based fees. Precision Connect is a different model from software-only parallel dialing: human agents work past gatekeepers before the rep joins.

Read at source, October 5, 2026connectandsell.com/pricing connectandsell.com

Elto

An AI parallel dialer sold as one plan, with CRM integrations, call recording and transcription, and up to 10 outbound numbers included.

Suits: Small teams that want a self-serve parallel dialer with a printed price and a free trial, without a sales call.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Its pricing lists unlimited dials, up to 6 calls at the same time.

The plan includes up to 10 outbound numbers in the US or UK, with additional numbers at $1 a month each (eltodialer.com, October 5, 2026).

Read at source, October 5, 2026eltodialer.com/#pricing

JustCall

A cloud phone system with a Sales Suite; the SalesPro plan carries power, auto and parallel dialing.

Suits: Teams that want a business phone system and SMS first, with multi-line dialing available on the plan above it.
Parallel dialing: Yes, on SalesPro: its parallel dialer page describes up to ten lines at once for one agent.

The phone system tiers are priced openly: Team $29, Pro $49 and Pro Plus $89 per user per month billed annually, each with a 2 license minimum, in the United States and Canada view of justcall.io/pricing on September 28, 2026. The dialer plan is the one that is quoted.

Read at source, September 28, 2026justcall.io/pricing justcall.io/product/parallel-dialer JustCall vs Kixie

Kixie

A business phone and SMS system with CRM integration and a PowerDialer, sold as three plans.

Suits: Teams that want one tool for calls and texts inside their CRM, with a multi-line option on the top plan.
Parallel dialing: Yes, on the Multi-Line PowerDialer plan: up to 4 lines, stated in its plan table and in its site navigation.

Until at least September 24, 2026 the navigation on kixie.com/pricing said up to 10 numbers in parallel while the plan table said 4. On September 28, 2026 both say 4, so 4 is the figure quoted here.

Read at source, September 28, 2026kixie.com/pricing JustCall vs Kixie

Klenty

A sales engagement platform with a Dialer Suite: power and parallel dialing, AI call coaching and cadences, sold in published tiers.

Suits: SDR teams that want the dialer and email cadences from one vendor at a printed per-user price.
Parallel dialing: Yes, on the Pro plan and above. Its parallel dialer page says it calls multiple prospects simultaneously; a line count is not published.

Calling minutes are part of the plan: its pricing page lists 500 minutes on Basic and 2,000 on Pro, and unmetered US calling on Scale. It also offers a 14-day free trial after a demo call.

Read at source, October 5, 2026klenty.com/sales-dialer/pricing klenty.com/feature/parallel-dialer

Koncert

A family of sales dialers, from click-to-call to an AI Parallel Dialer, with a native Salesforce app listed on AppExchange.

Suits: Salesforce-centred SDR teams that want to choose between single-line, parallel and agent-assisted dialing from one vendor.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Its pricing page lists the AI Parallel Dialer at 1 to 4 lines (Symphony) and 1 to 5 lines (Symphony+).

Koncert also sells an agent-assisted dialer, where human dialing agents navigate phone trees and gatekeepers before the rep joins. That is a different model from software-only parallel dialing.

Read at source, September 28, 2026koncert.com/pricing

Nooks

An AI sales engagement platform: an AI dialer with parallel dialing, sequencing, signals and coaching, working alongside your CRM.

Suits: Teams that already run a CRM and want a parallel dialer, coaching and optionally sequencing from one vendor on top of it.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Its pricing page lists Parallel Dialing and Multi-Line and Power Dialing. A line count is not published there.

Its pricing page lists integrations with Outreach, Salesloft, HubSpot, Salesforce, Gong and Apollo, and its FAQ there says Nooks AI Sequencing fully replaces Outreach and Salesloft, so it can sit on your stack or take over the sequencer too.

Read at source, September 28, 2026nooks.ai/pricing Nooks vs Orum

Orum

An AI dialer with power and parallel dialing, data enrichment and AI coaching, working alongside your CRM and sales engagement platform.

Suits: SDR teams of nine or more that live in a separate CRM and sales engagement platform and want the dialer to be its own layer.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Its pricing page lists Power Dialer and Parallel Dialer as included, and its dialer page says up to 5 lines at once.

Its site says plans such as Launch and Ascend are priced per user and billed annually, with add-ons for things like webhooks and AI coaching and a lighter-use option for roles that dial less often.

Read at source, September 28, 2026orum.com/pricing orum.com/platform/dialer orum.com Nooks vs Orum

Salesfinity

An AI parallel dialer with rotating caller IDs, enrichment and CRM and sequencer integrations, sold self-serve or on an annual enterprise agreement.

Suits: Individual reps or small pods that want a parallel dialer today on a card, without a sales call.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Every plan includes up to 5 parallel lines, subject to its fair-usage terms.

The self-serve Gold plan is for individuals and small pods. Team admin, user invites and coaching are on Enterprise, which is annual only.

Read at source, September 28, 2026salesfinity.ai/pricing

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SAGARIS

An AI revenue platform that puts the CRM, a parallel dialer, the email inbox, SMS you send and receive, an AI receptionist for inbound calls and an AI coach in one seat, on one record.

Suits: Teams that want parallel dialing and would rather run the CRM, inbox and SMS in the same system than stack a dialer on top of other tools.
Parallel dialing: Yes. Up to 5 lines at once, and the rep is joined to whoever answers first.

The seat price covers the whole system rather than the dialer alone. SAGARIS reads Salesforce and HubSpot live and keeps its own record; writing back into either is switched off in production today. Each caller ID in its dedicated number pools is capped at 50 dials a day by default. SAGARIS is pre-launch: founding seats are open now, and it opens fully in October 2026.

Where this is statedsagaris.ai/pricing sagaris.ai/dialer

FAQ

Parallel dialers, answered plainly.

The questions buyers type when they shortlist a parallel dialer. Where a vendor does not publish something, we say so rather than guess.

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It depends on what you already run, so this page does not name one. Self-serve buyers can look at Elto and Salesfinity, which print a price; teams with an existing CRM and engagement stack at Orum, Nooks and Koncert; and teams that want the dialer, CRM, inbox and SMS in one seat at SAGARIS.
If you want a phone system first, CloudTalk, JustCall and Kixie offer multi-line dialing on top of one. If you want cadences and the dialer from one vendor, look at Klenty. SAGARIS is $499 per founding seat per month.
Among the dialers here that publish a count, the most lines per rep runs from 4 to 10: CloudTalk and JustCall up to 10, Elto up to 6, Orum, Salesfinity and SAGARIS up to 5, Koncert 1 to 5 by plan, and Kixie up to 4.
ConnectAndSell, Klenty and Nooks publish no line count. SAGARIS's 5 is the ceiling its software enforces. More lines raise the number of calls in flight, and also the chance that two people answer at the same moment.
Of the 11 dialers on this page, 5 print no price for the plan that dials in parallel and ask you to contact sales. CloudTalk, Elto, Klenty and Salesfinity print per-user prices, shown in the table above with the date we read each one, and SAGARIS is $499 per founding seat per month.
The ones that ask you to contact sales are ConnectAndSell, Kixie, Koncert, Nooks and Orum. JustCall quotes its parallel dialing plan, with a hedged range on its parallel dialer page. SAGARIS includes the CRM, inbox and SMS in the same seat.
Yes. SAGARIS is priced per single seat with no minimum, Salesfinity sells its Gold plan to individuals self-serve, and CloudTalk's USA pricing lists a minimum of 1 license on Starter and Essential. Orum states a minimum of 9 seats and JustCall 2 licenses on SalesPro. The others on this page publish no minimum.
A power dialer calls one number, waits for that call to end, then dials the next. A parallel dialer rings several numbers at once and connects the rep to the first person who answers, trading a short handoff at the start of the call for more live conversations per hour.
Our page on what parallel dialing is sets out the arithmetic and when it is the wrong choice.
Parallel dialing is a calling method, not a banned practice, but it can produce abandoned calls. Under 47 CFR 64.1200(a)(7) a call is abandoned if no live representative is on the line within two seconds of the person's completed greeting, and the rule limits how many may be abandoned.
Whether it governs your campaigns turns on who you are calling and from where, and that is a question for your counsel.
SAGARIS is pre-launch. It is taking a small number of founding customers now at $499 per founding seat per month, and it opens fully in October 2026. If you need a dialer running at full scale this week, one of the other options above is the safer choice.
No, and we would rather say so. SAGARIS publishes this page and is one of the dialers on it. What we offer instead of neutrality is checkability: the list is unranked and alphabetical with SAGARIS last, every competitor fact links to the vendor's own page with the date we read it, and nothing we could not read is filled in.

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