Vulcan7 vs DialBreeze: a leads package or a dialer seat.

Vulcan7 sells daily expired-listing leads, a real estate CRM and a power dialer as one package. DialBreeze sells the dialer alone, from $29 per seat per month, and you use your own list. If the list is the part you need, Vulcan7 is the answer; if you already have a list, compare the seat.

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Vulcan7 column: vulcan7.com/packages, read 2026-10-27, and the plan prices read 2026-10-19 (vulcan7.com/choose-plan). Where their page states nothing, we write “not stated.”

Vulcan7 vs DialBreeze, read 2026-10-27
Item	Vulcan7	DialBreeze
What you are buying	A package: daily expired-listing leads, a CRM and a power dialer, with training	A browser power dialer seat. You use your own list; DialBreeze supplies no leads
Price	Essential $299, Executive $359, Ultimate $558 a month, read 2026-10-19	Breeze $29, Jetstream $49 per seat per month
Dialer seats	1, 2 or 3 power-dialer seats, by package	One seat per operator; add seats by email
Lines at once	Not stated on the packages page	One line on Breeze; up to three on Jetstream
Lead data	Expired leads daily on every package; FSBO, FRBO and neighborhood-search leads on higher ones	None. DialBreeze does not sell or supply leads
CRM	Built in, on every package	Not a CRM. Lists, notes, outcomes and callbacks live in the dialer; a signed webhook sends dispositions to your CRM
Calling cost	"Unlimited dialing minutes" listed on the packages page	Calling credit at $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid
Call notes		Breeze and Jetstream: a short note and one suggested next step when a call is eligible.
Contract	"No long-term contract required"; up to 20% off annual billing	No free trial and no free plan. Instead, seat fees are refundable in full within 7 days of your first purchase.

Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid.

Choose one.

Choose Vulcan7 if: you want daily expired-listing leads, a built-in real estate CRM and training in one monthly package.

Choose DialBreeze if: you already have your own lists, you want a per-seat browser dialer from $29 a month, and you want enforced quiet hours, internal DNC and attempt caps on every seat. Importing a list is a CSV upload; dispositions go to your CRM by signed webhook.

Vulcan7 questions.

Is DialBreeze a Vulcan7 alternative?

Only for the dialer part. Vulcan7 is a lead-and-training package that includes a power dialer and a CRM. DialBreeze is only the dialer: Breeze is $29 and Jetstream is $49 per seat per month, and you use your own list. If you buy Vulcan7 for its expired-listing data, DialBreeze does not replace that.

Does DialBreeze integrate with Vulcan7?

There is no native Vulcan7 connector. DialBreeze imports CSV lists and sends signed call-disposition webhooks. If Vulcan7 can export your leads as CSV, you can import them; confirm that export with Vulcan7 first, because we could not find a Vulcan7 integrations page when we read their site on 2026-10-27.

What does DialBreeze cost compared with Vulcan7?

Vulcan7 published $299, $359 and $558 a month for its three packages when we read its plan page on 2026-10-19; those include leads and a CRM. DialBreeze is $29 or $49 per seat, plus calling at $0.75 per dialing hour from prepaid credit. The two are not like for like: one includes lead data, the other does not.

How does DialBreeze bill calling?

Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid.

Can I cancel DialBreeze?

Cancel anytime with the link in your receipt email, or just email us. You keep access through the month you paid for.

Already have a list? Start dialing it.

Breeze is $29 and Jetstream is $49 per seat per month. Breeze and Jetstream have call notes; Jetstream adds up to three lines. Calling is $0.75 per dialing hour, prepaid.

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