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Checked 2026-10-19
Kixie pricing, and a $29 alternative.
Kixie does not publish prices. Its pricing page lists three plans, Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer and Multi-Line PowerDialer (up to 4 lines), with no dollar figures, and offers a 7-day free trial. Kixie pricing, checked 2026-10-19.
Kixie is a cloud phone system with multi-line power dialer. Below, Kixie's own published claims sit next to what DialBreeze measured in production use. Where Kixie did not publish a figure, we say so instead of guessing.
“PowerDial up to 4 lines simultaneously.”
Kixie, kixie.com, checked 2026-09-29
Kixie pricing next to DialBreeze, checked 2026-10-19.
Published list prices from Kixie's own pricing page. "Not published" means the page shows no price, and we did not estimate one. Kixie includes unlimited US and Canada minutes on all plans. We do not repeat third-party price estimates.
| Plan | Published price |
|---|---|
| Kixie Professional | Not published |
| Kixie Single-Line PowerDialer | Not published |
| Kixie Multi-Line PowerDialer, up to 4 lines | Not published |
| DialBreeze Breeze, 1 line | $29 per seat per month, month to month |
| DialBreeze Breeze, 1 line, continuous dialing and call notes | $29 per seat per month, month to month |
| DialBreeze Jetstream, Breeze with up to 3 lines | $49 per seat per month, month to month |
DialBreeze calling is separate: calling time at $0.75 per dialing hour on every plan, drawn from your calling credit. Phone numbers are $5 per month each. No free trial. Prices change; confirm on Kixie's site. We re-check these on the first Monday of each month.
Kixie vs DialBreeze.
Left column quotes or paraphrases Kixie's page and related first-party sources as fetched on the dates in our source data. Right column is DialBreeze today. 150 calls/hour story describes one customer.
Vendor claims are advertised figures and often multipliers against manual dialing; our row is the team's own daily use on one line, how we counted it. Prices and features change; confirm on Kixie's site before you decide.
Choose Kixie if…
- You need multi-line calling; Kixie's pricing currently says up to 4. Confirm your configuration.
- You want unlimited US and Canada minutes included.
- You want local presence and caller-ID reputation tools inside the phone system.
Choose DialBreeze if…
- With up to three lines ringing you talk to the first person who answers, on Jetstream ($49 per seat), with Breeze at $29 for one line.
- When you hang up, Breeze gives you a transcript you can read. Breeze also gives you a 1-2 sentence summary and one suggested follow-up. You save that follow-up as a task with one tap. It never creates tasks by itself.
- You want the calling line provided for you, with no carrier account to open or manage.
- You want a vendor that publishes its own measured dials per hour (typical and busy), not only multipliers.
Switching from Kixie.
What actually moves, what changes, and what to export first. Grounded in Kixie's published plan details (checked 2026-09-29).
- Kixie markets more parallel lines than DialBreeze's three per operator; confirm the line allowance on your Kixie plan before comparing.
- Unlimited US/Canada minutes become calling credit at $0.75 per dialing hour drawn from your balance, so compare your expected dialing hours before switching.
- Kixie's CRM integrations are native; in DialBreeze list data moves by CSV import and disposition events by signed webhook, so test the handoff in the trial.
Migration notes are practical guidance, not a data-transfer service. Verify exports and pricing on Kixie's site before you commit.
See the DialBreeze side for yourself.
The real dialer with sample data: three lines, one connects, the outcome goes on a hotkey.
Get startedKixie alternative FAQ.
Is DialBreeze cheaper than Kixie?
How many lines does Kixie dial at once?
What does Kixie publish about call notes?
Can I move my lists from Kixie to DialBreeze?
Test it next to Kixie.
Ask for setup and run the same list shape through DialBreeze with calling time.