DialBreeze provides the calling and the numbers
DialBreeze provides the calling and the phone numbers. There is no carrier account to open and nothing to connect before your first call. Phone numbers are $5 per month each.
Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour (1.25¢ a minute), the same on every plan, drawn from prepaid calling credit. The flat seat price is the software, not free calling and not permission to ignore DNC, quiet hours and attempt caps.
Numbers, and where your data lives
Phone numbers are $5 per month each. Confirm who in the business manages the numbers and who may call from each one.
Software data handling is a separate question. Confirm required storage, processor, retention and export arrangements before uploading production data. The privacy notice explains the distinction without inventing a hosting architecture or data-processing agreement.
The complete cost is seat plus calling
A seat price alone is not a total cost. Calling is billed separately from prepaid credit, so a part-time caller pays for fewer hours and a full-time caller pays for more, at the same rate.
Compare the same operator count, usage assumptions, number inventory and period. Include required software, calling and any additional workflow tools. For a bundled alternative, request the corresponding configuration and its usage terms.
The relevant number is your own expected dialing hours multiplied by $0.75, plus the seat price.
Give the account owner a concrete checklist
Confirm which seats need phone numbers ($5 per month each), who loads calling credit, and who decides the amount. Calling credit is optional at checkout, but you need credit to dial. Add it any time from your dashboard.
Know what happens at $0 balance: no new dials start until credit is loaded. There are no invoices and no unlimited calling.
Keep a support path with permitted call references and timestamps. A focused incident report is more useful than sending credentials or an entire prospect list. Use the reputation guide when the observed issue concerns a display or label. The attestation guide explains attestation separately from caller-ID labeling.
Prepaid credit also needs someone to watch it
The business needs someone to load calling credit and watch the balance. Because calling is prepaid, spend cannot run past what was loaded.
Choose your plan and check out. The receipt comes with a set-password email. Add calling credit from your dashboard; phone numbers are $5 per month each. A usable operator workstation and headset still need verification.
Do not assume number or record portability
Before moving from another service, confirm the rights and process for any numbers the business wants to retain. Do not release or cancel the old configuration on the assumption that every number is automatically portable.
Separately review lead records, restrictions, recordings and open next steps. Moving to a new dialer does not transfer every application record. Confirm supported exports, imports and any retention requirements with the relevant providers.
Use synthetic data first and plan the production transition deliberately. Keep an accountable owner for restrictions and outstanding callbacks.
Choose it when per-hour calling fits the team
Breeze is $29 and Jetstream is $49. Calling time is $0.75 per dialing hour (1.25¢ a minute) on every plan, drawn from your calling credit. Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid. Phone numbers are $5 per month each.
Choose it when pay-for-the-hours-you-dial and the demonstrated workflow fit. Do not choose it on an assumption of free minutes or guaranteed number reputation.
Review the full pricing and setup page and use the comparison directory to investigate alternatives by their actual configurations. Large teams with their own carrier account: contact us.