PhoneBurner Alternatives

JustCall is a cloud phone system built for sales and support teams: numbers in many countries, calling, SMS, call recording and AI call summaries, with integrations into the main CRMs. For a PhoneBurner leaver the key line is the dialer. JustCall's pricing page includes the power dialer from the Pro plan, and its SalesPro plan adds a predictive dialer that dials up to 10 lines, plus power and dynamic dialers. Every plan needs at least 2 users, and Business needs 10.

On monthly billing, Team costs $39 per user a month, Pro $69 and Pro Plus $109; annual billing lowers each, and Business and SalesPro are quoted. Compare Pro with PhoneBurner Standard: $69 against $165 per seat a month on monthly billing, so a five-rep team saves $480 a month on seats. The catch is the region: the unlimited outbound minutes cover calls within the region you pick (United States and Canada by default) and exclude international and toll-free calls, so check the region before you sign.

Close is a sales CRM built around the phone. Calls, email and SMS sit on the same lead record, and the Power Dialer (one number after another, like PhoneBurner) and the Predictive Dialer (several numbers at once, the rep connected only when a human answers) are built in. Many PhoneBurner users already run it next to a CRM; Close replaces both, which is where the saving comes from.

Close's pricing page lists Solo at $19 a month on monthly billing ($9 annually), Essentials at $49 per user ($35 annually), Growth at $109 ($99 annually) and Scale at $149 ($139 annually). The Power Dialer and workflows start on Growth, the Predictive Dialer on Scale. Calling itself is usage-based, most outbound calls around $0.02 a minute, billed on top of the plan. So Growth at $109 a month includes the CRM, against $165 for a PhoneBurner Standard seat, but add the minutes to your estimate. Read our full Close review or the Close alternatives before you commit.

Orum calls itself an AI sales dialer with a crew of agents behind every rep. Its main plan bundles an AI Dialer, a Power Dialer and a Parallel Dialer with unlimited dials, voicemail drop and a voicemail sequencer, data enrichment, AI answer detection, call recordings with AI summaries, live listen and virtual salesfloor rooms. When two prospects pick up at once, Orum connects the rep to the first and parks the other in a Canceled Calls bucket for follow-up. It integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, Gong and Apollo.

Orum's pricing page says request pricing and shows a minimum of 9 seats on the main plan, and the trial is limited to 500 dials. That rules it out for a solo agent or a three-person team, the core of PhoneBurner's base. For a sales development floor it is the opposite of PhoneBurner's one-line model. Already on Orum and unhappy? See how to switch from Orum.

BatchDialer is a cloud multi-line dialer for small businesses and enterprises, with a predictive dialer on every plan and a Rapid-Fire mode from Pro, both dialing several numbers at once and connecting the agent when someone answers. Depending on the plan, an agent dials 3 to 5 numbers at the same time. It has its own CRM for call results, appointments, tasks, notes and recordings, and integrations with PropStream, BatchLeads, Podio, HubSpot and Zapier. Its homepage names real estate, roofing and solar, BPO and call centers, and collections as its industries.

On monthly billing, Starter costs $119 per agent a month with 3 lines per agent and 10 free numbers ($2 per extra number). On annual billing, Starter is $1,142 a year, Pro $1,814 a year (5 lines, 40 numbers) and Enterprise $2,390 a year (5 lines, 100 numbers). Real estate lead lists cost from $49 a month for 2,500 leads. Against PhoneBurner Standard at $165 a month, Starter costs $46 less per seat and dials three lines instead of one.

Nooks presents itself as revenue infrastructure for reps and agents: an AI dialer for outbound, with parallel, multi-line and power dialing, plus agents for inbound, deal management and expansion, and AI coaching built from real conversations. It says its dialer connects you with three times more prospects and that more than 2,000 teams run on it, with customers such as Notion, Vercel, HubSpot and Rippling. Those are vendor claims, so measure them in your own pilot.

The pricing page shows no plans and no amounts: you request a custom quote. Like Orum, Nooks targets a sales floor rather than the solo producer or small agency that PhoneBurner serves, and its customer list leans toward software companies. If coaching new reps matters as much as dialing speed, it is the one to put next to Orum.

Mojo is a real estate prospecting platform: a dialer, a lead management CRM and lead data for agents (neighborhood search, expired listings, for sale by owner, for rent by owner, pre-foreclosures, skip tracing). Its pricing is built product by product, month to month: every user pays Agent Access at $10 a month, then a dialer license, $89 a month for the Single Line Dialer or $139 for the Triple Line Dialer, which dials three lines at once, up to 300 calls an hour by Mojo's count.

A single agent with the Triple Line Dialer pays $149 a month, $16 less than PhoneBurner Standard on monthly billing, with three lines instead of one. Lead data costs extra: $49 a month for Neighborhood Search or Skip Tracer, $50 per area for expired leads, $25 per county for FSBO. Mojo's FAQ says there are no long-term contracts, setup fees or cancellation penalties. One cost to plan for: if you do not want to dial through your own phone, Mojo Voice adds $30 a month per dialing agent.