DialMyCalls Pricing Overview

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Standard Monthly Plan

Starting at $7.49

Includes unlimited calling and texting to your entire group of contacts. Also grants access to most additional features as well, no setup or contracts. We also offer a 10% discount for schools, churches & non-profits!

Premium Credits Monthly Plan

Starting at $9.99

Our most popular plan! Perfect for those with frequently changing contacts.

Pay-Per-Message Credits

Starting at $10.00

For customers who are doing one time or non-regular message broadcasts. Allows for easy Pay-Per-Message pricing with no additional fees.

Custom Pricing Plans

Our team can custom create calling & texting plans to meet your organizations specific needs. These are great for per door/unit plans, "emergency only" plans and much more.

Unlike competitors DialMyCalls has NO SETUP or HIDDEN FEES; we also offer a 10% discount for non-profit organizations. We're available 7-days a week if you have questions, call us now at 800-928-2086.

DialMyCalls offers monthly plans, credit packages and also custom yearly pricing to meet your organizations needs. We can create a custom package to offer per door/number/student pricing for specialized customers who need that flexibility.

See why 10's of thousands of organizations rely on us to keep their people informed.

DialMyCalls has 5 pricing editions. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for DialMyCalls is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase DialMyCalls must be conducted with the seller.

Pricing information was last updated on October 09, 2024

DialMyCalls Pricing FAQs

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According to G2 reviewers, DialMyCalls's pricing is best suited for small businesses, nonprofits, religious organizations, and educational institutions that need affordable mass communication without long-term contracts. G2 data on DialMyCalls shows the pay-as-you-go Credits plan appeals to organizations with infrequent needs, such as emergency notifications or seasonal outreach, while the Standard Monthly Plan suits those with regular communication needs. Mid-market organizations in healthcare, manufacturing, and education also appear frequently among G2 reviewers praising DialMyCalls's pricing. G2 reviews of DialMyCalls indicate that budget-conscious users, including churches, HOAs, and small nonprofits, consistently find the pricing structure accessible and appropriately scaled to their contact list sizes.

DialMyCalls's free trial includes 25 free messages with no credit card required, allowing users to test calls and texts before committing. However, the free trial does not include a toll-free number, SMS opt-in widget, landline-enabled texting, or MMS. DialMyCalls's paid plans start at $7.49 per month for the Standard Monthly Plan, unlocking unlimited calling and texting, a toll-free number, and most features. G2 reviewers note the free trial is generous enough to evaluate the service, with one reviewer specifically praising the ability to upload contacts and test broadcasts at no cost before purchasing credits or subscribing.

G2 reviewers overwhelmingly consider DialMyCalls good value for its pricing. With a 4.5/5 average rating, the most common sentiment is that the affordable pricing justifies the time savings from mass communication. G2 reviewers frequently highlight phrases like 'reasonable monthly fee,' 'cost-effective,' and 'affordable compared to competitors.' Small businesses and nonprofits especially appreciate the pay-as-you-go option for infrequent use. Some G2 users note that add-on features like two-way texting and MMS increase costs, and a few reviewers find the credit system confusing. One G2 reviewer mentioned switching from a more expensive competitor and saving significantly, reinforcing DialMyCalls's pricing competitiveness across segments.

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DialMyCalls Pricing Reviews

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Mark P.

Membership VP

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

5/9/2025

"Non profit use"

5/5

What do you like best about DialMyCalls?

I have used this service for years for my non profit. Good pricing, great service. Does what is promised Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about DialMyCalls?

Actually, I have nothing negative to say Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from David Batchelor of DialMyCalls

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We appreciate your feedback and are happy to hear that our service has helped you effectively communicate with your members. Thank you for choosing DialMyCalls for your non-profit organization.

Megan Y.

2/16/2026

"Automation Simplified but Setup is Tedious"

3/5

What do you like best about DialMyCalls?

I appreciated that DialMyCalls made it so that I could automate a message out without having to manually do it individually. I also appreciate that you could upload spreadsheets and not have to manually put in numbers one by one. Automating the process made it a lot easier for me. Another aspect I liked was that you could upload a different audio message for voicemails, instead of just if they answered the call. I thought that was pretty cool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about DialMyCalls?

There are several issues I faced with DialMyCalls. First, the pricing was unclear. I thought one credit was needed for unlimited time, but it actually took three credits to send a voicemail, costing more than I budgeted. Second, the upload feature for spreadsheets wasn't as easy as expected. I had to spend a lot of time reformatting my spreadsheets since it wouldn't recognize multiple phone number columns. Third, the audio quality diminished once the message was uploaded, which was disappointing for distributing musical content. Also, the platform behaved inconsistently during test calls, sometimes not leaving voicemails or calling at all, which caused anxiety about the actual broadcast. While their customer support was helpful and provided extra credits, the issues with trusting the delivery reports were frustrating. Plus, I found the lack of international capabilities limiting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.