Calling controls.
Last updated: October 27, 2026 · General information, not legal advice.
These are the controls DialBreeze has today. You decide who to call and when. You are responsible for your calls; see the terms.
Calling hours.
The default calling window is 8am to 8pm in the called number's local time; you set your own hours in settings. The time zone is worked out from the lead's US area code. Leads with an unknown area code or an invalid phone number are skipped, not dialed.
Attempt limits.
DialBreeze limits how often a lead or number is called. No more than 3 calls go to one phone number in any rolling 24 hours. That is a ceiling: you can set a lower limit, never a higher one. There is no weekly cap. Up to 15 call attempts per lead, ever; you can set a lower limit. The minimum ring time is 15 seconds.
Do not call.
An internal do-not-call list is on by default. When you mark a call Do Not Call, the number is added to it and is not dialed again. Do Not Call is separate from the National Do Not Call Registry: scrubbing against the registry and any state list is your job.
What these controls are not.
DialBreeze does not collect, verify or store proof of consent. Consent, registry scrubbing and any recording notice stay with you. Read the DNC policy for how to handle a stop request, and the compliance overview for background.
Questions: support@dialbreeze.com.