One table. Published prices. A source and a date on every row.
We build DialBreeze and it appears on every page here, so read with that interest declared. The table quotes each vendor's published per-seat price (or per-concurrent-license price, where that is how the vendor bills) and how its minutes are billed, with the dated capture behind it. Where a vendor publishes no price — or quote-only — the row says so instead of inventing a number.
Page dated 2026-10-18. DialSheet is a 2026-10-17 same-day re-fetch; the rest are 2026-10-16 captures. DialBreeze prices are the current source configuration.
The comparison table.
One seat (or one concurrent license where the vendor bills that way), monthly-billed list price, browser audio included where published. Every vendor also carries a light month (2 h/day) and a heavy month (6 h/day) × 20 weekdays — 2,400 and 7,200 minutes — computed only from that vendor's published figures; where no monthly figure can be computed, the cell says not published. On the vendor side the price is the software line as published; on ours, software and calling are separate lines. On a phone, the table scrolls sideways.
| Vendor | Published monthly price | Light month (2 h/day) | Heavy month (6 h/day) | Minutes | Lines | Browser audio | Call notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mojo Triple Line + Agent Access + Mojo Voice mojosells.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | $179per seat per month, monthly-billed | $179 | $179 | Unlimited minutes included on the line license | 3 lines (Triple Line) | Yes — Mojo Voice browser audio is a required add-on | Not listed on the pricing or add-on pages |
| BatchDialer Starter batchdialer.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | $119$95 billed annuallyper seat per month, billed monthly | $119 | $119 | Unlimited inbound and outbound on all plans; 10 numbers included, extras billed per number | 3 lines per agent | Not stated on the pricing page | |
| PhoneBurner Professional phoneburner.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | $195$165 billed annuallyper user per month, billed monthly | $195 | $195 | Not stated in the checked capture | Not stated | Browser softphone on Professional and Premium; not on Standard | Call notes and a note taker on Premium only |
| CallTools Not stated calltools.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | Not publishedquote-only — the pricing page is a usage calculator that hands you to a sales specialist | Not published | Not published | Nationwide calling included in the plan (per the pricing page); the subscription itself is quote-only | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| ICT Not stated no dated capture | Not publishednot published in a verified source; no dated first-party capture on file | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| DialRush One plan (all-in) dialrush.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | $262.50per seat per month all-in: $250 plus a 5% service fee, month-to-month | $262.50 | $262.50 | Minutes included (unlimited inbound and outbound); 50 numbers per seat, then $1 per number | Predictive 1–8 lines per agent, plus power and preview | Browser-based | Not stated in the checked capture |
| DialSheet Pro (your own Twilio account) dialsheet.io/pricing · 2026-10-17 (same-day re-fetch) | $29$290/yr first seatper seat per month, first seat and each teammate; $49 managed line with 1,500 min included | $60.20–$77.00$29 seat + 2,400 / 7,200 min at the published wholesale Twilio range, plus $1.15–$2.15 a number | $122.60–$173.00 | Your own Twilio at wholesale, about $0.013–$0.02 per minute outbound, no markup; or a $49 DialSheet line with 1,500 min included | Parallel dialing included in Pro | Browser power dialer, including the free tier | |
| EmberDial Concurrent calling license (shared across the team, not one per seat) emberdial.com/pricing · 2026-10-16 | $99Annual plan exists; price not shown in the checked captureper concurrent calling license per month, monthly-billed | Not published$99 license + $0.02 per connected minute; connected-minute volumes for a 2 h/day or 6 h/day workload are not published | Not published | $0.02 per connected minute (answered leg only) — ringing and unanswered calls are not billed; an answered voicemail is billed | 10 US local numbers per license, pooled across the agency | Not stated on the pricing page | Live call notes and recordings listed on the pricing page |
| DialBreeze Breeze or Jetstream, one seat. Like-for-like seat with call notes: Breeze dialbreeze.com/pricing · current source configuration | $29 Breeze, or $49 Jetstreamper seat per month; calling is a separate line, shown below | $59 Breeze, or $79 Jetstreamseat + managed session minutes at 1.25¢ a minute ($0.75/hour); Phone numbers are $5 per month each. | $119 Breeze, or $139 Jetstream | Calling billed separately: calling time is $0.75 per dialing hour (1.25¢ a minute) on every plan, drawn from your calling credit; phone numbers are $5 per month each. | 1 line on Breeze, up to 3 on Jetstream | Yes — browser calling is the product, on every plan | Breeze and Jetstream both include the same transcript and summary. |
Vendor rows are quoted from dated first-party captures in our research record (checked 2026-10-16; DialSheet re-captured 2026-10-17). Vendors change their pages, so the dated captures are the receipt — read the vendor's own page before you decide. CallTools and ICT do not publish a numeric price in a verified source, so their rows carry no number (CallTools does publish nationwide calling as included). DialRush is the browser-rendered 2026-10-16 capture of its one plan.
How the light and heavy cells are figured: one seat, 20 weekdays — light is 2 h/day (2,400 minutes a month), heavy is 6 h/day (7,200). Plans whose published terms include minutes cost the same at both workloads, so Mojo ($179 Triple Line stack), BatchDialer ($119 Starter), PhoneBurner ($195 Professional, no published usage rate) and DialRush ($262.50 all-in) show one figure each. DialSheet's cells add its published wholesale Twilio range ($0.013–$0.02 per outbound minute, no markup) to its $29 seat: $31.20–$48.00 of minutes light, $93.60–$144.00 heavy. EmberDial bills $0.02 per connected minute but does not publish how many connected minutes a 2 h/day or 6 h/day workload produces — its meter counts only the answered leg — so its cells say not published. DialBreeze shows the seat plus session minutes drawn from calling credit, at 1.25¢ a minute ($0.75/hour), Phone numbers are $5 per month each.
Two meters, one honest difference.
Most of the vendors above bill a seat that includes minutes; EmberDial bills a connected minute — the answered leg only, so ringing and unanswered calls are not billed, though an answered voicemail is. DialBreeze calling time meters dialing-session minutes: counted from the moment your browser audio connects until wrap-up, ringing included. That is not a connected-leg minute, not per line and not per dial — three lines on Jetstream use the same meter as one.
| Workload | Plan | Session minutes | Seat | Phone numbers | Minutes | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light, 2 h/day | Breeze | 2,400 min | $29 | $5 per month each | $30 at 1.25¢ ($0.75/hour) | $59 |
| Light, 2 h/day | Jetstream | 2,400 min | $49 | $5 per month each | $30 at 1.25¢ ($0.75/hour) | $79 |
| Heavy, 6 h/day | Breeze | 7,200 min | $29 | $5 per month each | $90 at 1.25¢ ($0.75/hour) | $119 |
| Heavy, 6 h/day | Jetstream | 7,200 min | $49 | $5 per month each | $90 at 1.25¢ ($0.75/hour) | $139 |
The two seats: Breeze $29 is continuous dialing and call notes on one line. Jetstream $49 is everything in Breeze with up to three lines. Breeze is $29 per seat per month, Jetstream is $49. Phone numbers are $5 per month each. Load calling credit in $25, $50, $75 or a custom amount in whole dollars from $25 to $2,000. Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, drawn from your balance. AI transcription and call notes are included on Breeze and Jetstream. Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid. Phone numbers are $5 per month each. Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour on every plan, drawn from your calling credit.
Heavy month: 6 h/day × 20 weekdays = 7,200 session minutes × 1.25¢ ($0.75/hour) = $90 of minutes. Add the seat: $119 on Breeze, $139 on Jetstream. Light month: 2 h/day × 20 weekdays = 2,400 session minutes = $30 of minutes, so $59 on Breeze and $79 on Jetstream. It is one flat rate on every plan, drawn from your calling credit. Calling time runs on calling credit.
Session minutes are not talk-time minutes: they count while your browser audio is connected, ringing and wrap-up included. They are not per line and not per dial, so a three-line Jetstream session is metered the same as a one-line session. EmberDial's connected minute is a different meter again — it counts only the answered leg, so a ringing or unanswered attempt costs nothing and an answered voicemail is the one non-human result that is billed.
Compare an operating configuration, not one line item.
Which comparison to read first?
Why do CallTools and ICT have no price?
Where does the DialRush price come from?
Why is DialSheet's price dated 2026-10-17?
How are the light and heavy months figured?
What does 6 hours a day cost on calling time (an estimate)?
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