Dialpad Connect Pricing

“A lot of other companies charge almost $50 per user to do the same things Dialpad Talk does for $20 per user. … Dialpad Talk is a basic VoIP provider at a very fair price.”

“Allows us to reach the maximum amount of callers, at least 100 Worth the annual price of $180 to hold conferences with members Access to the Dialpad system 24/7 to hold meetings Abillity to share...”

“Cheaper monthly price.”

“Add-ons are actually value-adding at affordable rates Client onboarding and setup comes at every plan It's easy to learn and intuitive. … And the tech features we do need can be addressed by Dialpad's Zapier access (available at a certain package tier, which might not be ideal for other orgs with less budget).”

“Positive that it did not cost us any equipment Low cost per user and can be turned on without a contractual length per line Overall given us the ability to communicate much easier without having to... … Overall a great value for the price, but not as reliable as I'd like to see at this point.”

“More features than internal PBX style system, and lower cost than competitors like Ring Central (about half the cost!) No messy contracts, upfront pricing and no games with cancellations if you...”

“The price per line provides a much better value.

As for technical support, we just have not needed it. … Pricing has also stayed the same, and I think there is room for them to compete more on price.”

“For the cost, I feel that Dialpad Connect is the best value in digital AI based voice services that I could find. … Best value for business communications Cost is negligible Room to expand services.”

“The cost is the main factor as there are some different softphone systems that might be better price wise for less functionality (though a lot of companies have the same standard functionaries like...”

“Pricing good and call recordings accessible.

There are a few features which need improvement, sometimes the app buttons can be delayed on Mac OS, call recordings can be hard to find, and there...”

“Dialpad is not cheap, so it has been very hard for us to determine whether or not we have a good ROI with the service. … Nextiva was much more confusing and more expensive.”