Cheapest telecalling CRM in India: Telecalling Software works it out per caller.

Cheapest telecalling CRM in India FAQ

What is the cheapest telecalling CRM in India?

On the prices published 19 September 2026, three products share the lowest seat: RMDialer, TeloDial and DialMio, all at ₹159 per user per month on yearly billing and ₹249 on three months, GST extra. Telecalling Software is ₹161 and NLCaller is ₹175. We are not the cheapest, and two rupees a seat is not the reason to pick any of them.

How much does a telecalling CRM cost per user per month in India?

For SIM-based products, ₹159 to ₹175 on yearly billing and ₹249 to ₹274 on three months, before GST. RMDialer, TeloDial and DialMio publish ₹159 and ₹249; Telecalling Software ₹161 and ₹251; NLCaller ₹175 and ₹274. Nothing on this page is sold per call or per minute.

Is a cheaper telecalling CRM worse?

Not on this page, because the five are close in what they do: SIM-based auto dialing, lead stages, follow-ups and WhatsApp in one plan with no add-ons. The differences are around the product rather than inside it, so pick on what you can run for free, whether you need an API, and whether you want a vendor with a published office.

Which telecalling CRM has no per-call charge?

All five. Every product on this page dials from the SIM in the caller's own handset, so the call is carried by their phone plan. There is no per-minute rate, no virtual number to rent and no calling credit to buy. That is the largest cost difference against a cloud dialer and it applies here equally.

What does a team of five pay for telecalling software?

Per month on the yearly plans, before GST: RMDialer ₹795, TeloDial ₹795, DialMio ₹795, Telecalling Software ₹805, NLCaller ₹875. A five-person team that only needs the dialer, filters, call analysis, analytics and automatic WhatsApp pays nothing on Telecalling Software.

What does a team of twenty-five pay?

Per month on the yearly plans, before GST: RMDialer, TeloDial and DialMio ₹3,975 each, Telecalling Software ₹4,025, NLCaller ₹4,375. All five charge the same rate per seat at every size, so nothing steps up or stops at a headcount.

Is there a telecalling CRM with a lifetime free plan?

Telecalling Software publishes one: the business dialer, dialing through a list, filters, call analysis, analytics and one-click automatic WhatsApp after a call, free forever, with no card, no time limit and no cap on users. The other four on this page publish trials rather than a free plan.

Do these prices include GST?

No. All five publish per-user prices before tax and add 18 percent GST on top, with an invoice against your GSTIN. Compare the pre-tax figures against each other, then add the same 18 percent to whichever you choose.

How often do these prices change?

A few times a year across the market. Every figure here was read on 19 September 2026; the date at the foot of the page moves when a price is re-checked and found changed.

Is the cheapest telecalling CRM always the best value?

No, and the calculation most buyers miss is abandonment. A product at half the price that callers stop filling in costs more than the one it replaced, because you lose the records as well as the subscription. Value is price divided by how much of it actually gets used.

What hidden costs should I check in telecalling CRM pricing?

Five: GST, WhatsApp priced as an add-on, per-minute or per-number telephony charges, a seat minimum that makes a small team pay for capacity, and setup or onboarding fees. The headline per-user figure is rarely where the difference between two products actually lives.

Why are flat plans expensive for small teams?

Because you pay for the ceiling rather than the occupancy. A plan sold for up to ten users costs the same at three, so the effective per-head price is more than three times the advertised one. Divide any block price by the number of people who will genuinely use it.

Do cheaper telecalling CRMs cut support?

Sometimes, and it is worth testing rather than assuming. Send a support question before you buy and see how long an answer takes and whether it came from a person. That single test predicts more about the next year than any feature list does.

Is yearly billing worth it for a telecalling CRM?

It is where the discount lives on most of this shelf, frequently a third off the shorter term. Pay yearly once you are confident the team will use it, not before. Test on a free plan or a short term first, because an annual commitment to a product nobody opens is an expensive way to learn.

How much should a small business spend on telecalling software?

Compare it with the cost of the leads being lost rather than with other software. For most Indian small businesses a few hundred rupees per caller per month is a fraction of what one recovered deal is worth, which is why the question is usually whether the team will use it rather than whether it is affordable.