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NeoDove alternatives · 2026 · figures checked 19 September 2026

NeoDove alternatives: Telecalling Software and 4 more, on published prices.

These NeoDove alternatives are set beside NeoDove on what each vendor publishes. NeoDove sells blocks, not seats: ₹19,999 a year at list price for up to ten users, ₹29,999 for up to twenty. That is good value at exactly ten and poor value at three, and past twenty there is no published price at all. Every alternative below charges per head instead, so the comparison turns entirely on how full your block is. Telecalling Software is one of them and is marked as ours.

What are the best NeoDove alternatives?

The best NeoDove alternative for a team that is not exactly ten or twenty callers is a per-seat SIM dialer: Telecalling Software at ₹161 per user per month with WhatsApp included, or GoDial and Callyzer on monthly billing. On the figures published 19 September 2026, NeoDove's NeoLite plan is ₹19,999 a year at list price whether you have one caller or ten, and WhatsApp API, IVR and VoIP are extra. Runo is the alternative if recording and dashboards matter more than price.

01 · Why teams lookFrom NeoDove's own pricing page

NeoDove alternatives: reasons to switch

02 · Cost against NeoDovePer month, before GST and add-ons

NeoDove alternatives pricing at 1, 5, 10 and 25 users

Monthly cost of telecalling software by team size, figures checked 19 September 2026
Product and plan1 user5 users10 users25 usersPer user at 10
NeoDoveNeoLite (1 to 10 users) and NeoPlus (11 to 20), list price, GST extra₹1,667₹1,667₹1,667Not stated₹167
Telecalling SoftwareYearly plan, GST extra₹161₹805₹1,610₹4,025₹161
RMDialerYearly plan, GST extra₹159₹795₹1,590₹3,975₹159
TeloDialYearly plan, GST extra₹159₹795₹1,590₹3,975₹159
DialMioYearly plan, GST extra₹159₹795₹1,590₹3,975₹159
NLCallerYearly plan, GST extra₹175₹875₹1,750₹4,375₹175

NeoDove is shown at the plan covering that many users, which is why its per-head figure swings so hard between columns. The others charge the same rate at every size, so their rows barely move.

03 · The 5, one by oneEach measured against NeoDove

1. Telecalling Software as a NeoDove alternativeour product

At ten users it is ₹57 a month less than NeoDove (₹1,610 against ₹1,667).

NeoLite is ₹19,999 a year at list price whether ten people use it or three. Per seat, three callers cost ₹483 a month here rather than a ten-seat block, and there is no contact cap, no pipeline cap and no workflow cap to grow into. The calling half is also free forever, so you can put it on one caller's phone this afternoon without touching the NeoDove renewal.

What you give up: No campaign tooling or lead prioritisation, which is what NeoDove is actually built around, and no cloud telephony or VoIP option at all.

2. RMDialer as a NeoDove alternative

At ten users it is ₹77 a month less than NeoDove (₹1,590 against ₹1,667).

NeoLite caps you at 50,000 contacts, two pipelines and five workflows; NeoPlus at 200,000, four and ten. RMDialer is ₹159 a seat with no such ceilings and publishes a call-log and dialer API, so the automation you were rationing inside NeoDove's workflow limit can run outside the product entirely.

What you give up: No campaigns, no lead prioritisation engine, and none of NeoDove's integration marketplace. You are buying a dialer with an API, not a campaign platform.

3. TeloDial as a NeoDove alternative

At ten users it is ₹77 a month less than NeoDove (₹1,590 against ₹1,667).

NeoDove's published plans stop at twenty users, so growing past that is a quote. TeloDial charges ₹159 a seat at any size, which means the twenty-first caller costs the same as the first and nobody has to negotiate. It also publishes a Pune office and support hours, which a team leaving a larger vendor often misses more than features.

What you give up: A much smaller product than NeoDove and a shorter track record, with no campaign features and no Play listing linked on the date checked.

4. DialMio as a NeoDove alternative

At ten users it is ₹77 a month less than NeoDove (₹1,590 against ₹1,667).

NeoDove's plan price is a floor rather than a bill: WhatsApp API, IVR, VoIP and AI voice agents are each charged on top. DialMio is ₹159 a seat with one plan, everything in it and nothing sold separately, so there is no second conversation about what the add-ons cost once the team is live.

What you give up: None of the extras you may have been paying for. If IVR or a WhatsApp API is genuinely part of how you work, this removes it rather than repricing it.

5. NLCaller as a NeoDove alternative

At ten users it is ₹83 a month more than NeoDove (₹1,750 against ₹1,667).

At ₹175 a seat, NLCaller beats NeoLite for any team under about nine callers and loses to it at exactly ten, which is the honest shape of this comparison. Its own draw is clarity for buyers abroad: ₹2,099 or $32 a year printed together, against NeoDove's rupee-only block pricing.

What you give up: The dearest seat here, no campaign features, no cloud or VoIP, and no stated trial length. Only worth it over NeoDove if your block would sit part-empty.

04 · When to keep NeoDove

Keep NeoDove if

  • Your team is exactly ten or twenty callers and you use no add-ons
  • You run campaign-style calling with lead prioritisation
  • You need SIM, cloud telephony and VoIP in one place

Before testing anything, count your callers. NeoDove only looks expensive when the block is half empty, and only looks cheap when it is full. Write down what you pay per head today, then read the same headcount off the table above. If you are at exactly ten or twenty and use no add-ons, the honest answer may be to stay.

05 · Questions about leaving NeoDove

NeoDove alternatives FAQ

What is the cheapest NeoDove alternative for a small team?

For one to nine callers, Telecalling Software at ₹161 per user per month: three callers cost ₹483 a month against ₹1,667 for NeoDove's ten-seat NeoLite plan at list price. Callyzer at ₹275 per number and GoDial at ₹449 per user on monthly billing are the other per-seat options.

Is NeoDove cheaper than the alternatives at ten users?

Not at list price. At exactly ten, NeoLite works out to ₹167 a head, above our ₹161 and TeleCalling CRM's ₹160 with GST included. At eleven users it steps to NeoPlus (₹29,999 a year for up to twenty, ₹125 a head when full), and past twenty there is no published price. Per-seat plans cost the same per head at every size.

Which NeoDove alternative includes WhatsApp API?

Telecalling Software includes WhatsApp automation, bulk sends and chat in its plan and works with any WhatsApp Business API provider; the provider's message charges apply. NeoDove lists the WhatsApp API as an additional cost, as do FreJun and TeleCRM (Chat Sync ₹200); Runo charges ₹149 per user.

Do any NeoDove alternatives offer IVR or cloud telephony?

FreJun is cloud telephony with virtual numbers and IVR on its Professional plan. Runo offers cloud telephony alongside SIM calling. Kylas integrates cloud telephony partners. SIM-based dialers, ours included, do not offer IVR or virtual numbers.

How do I move from NeoDove to another CRM?

Export leads and contacts to CSV, import into the alternative, map statuses to stages and reassign callers. Campaigns and workflows are rebuilt on the new side; a week running both on the same list shows whether anything is missing.

Are these NeoDove figures current?

They were read from NeoDove's own pricing page on 19 September 2026: NeoLite ₹19,999 a year for up to ten users and NeoPlus ₹29,999 for up to twenty at list price (the page also showed a limited offer of ₹17,999 and ₹24,999), GST extra, with AI voice agents, WhatsApp API, IVR and VoIP at additional cost. The date at the foot of this page moves if a figure is re-checked and changed.

Why do teams look for a NeoDove alternative?

The recurring reason on the pricing we have read is the block structure. A plan sold for up to ten users is poor value at three and forces a step up at eleven, so teams that sit awkwardly against those boundaries pay for seats they do not use. Per-seat pricing removes that problem entirely.

What happens when my team grows past a plan block?

On block pricing you jump to the next tier and pay for capacity you have not yet filled, which is why the eleventh user is the expensive one. On per-seat pricing the eleventh user costs exactly what the tenth did. Work out your likely headcount in twelve months before choosing between the two models.

Is a per-user plan always better than a team plan?

No. Above about twenty users a well-priced block can work out cheaper per head, which is exactly what NeoPlus does when full. The break-even depends on your headcount, so calculate it at your actual team size rather than accepting either model as generally better.

Which NeoDove alternative has a free plan?

Telecalling Software gives the calling half away permanently with no card and no user cap: dialer, list filters, call analysis, analytics and automatic WhatsApp after a call. Calley publishes a free tier for one caller with daily caps. Most others on this list offer a trial rather than a free plan.

How do I compare a block price with a per-seat price?

Divide the block by the number of people who will actually use it, not by its ceiling. A plan for up to ten at ₹19,999 a year is good value at ten and poor value at four, and the advertised per-head figure always assumes the block is full.

Do I need AI voice agents for a small calling team?

Almost certainly not, and it is worth separating the marketing from the requirement. A bot that talks to customers is a different product from a dialer a human uses, and for two to thirty people selling a considered purchase, the human conversation is the thing being bought.

Can I migrate NeoDove campaigns to another product?

Leads and contacts move by CSV; campaigns and workflows do not, because no two products model them the same way. Write down your triggers and sequences before migrating so they can be rebuilt, and expect a week of running both before everything is reproduced.

Is a cheaper alternative worth switching for at ten users?

At ten users the monthly difference between most options on this list is small enough that switching cost, retraining and lost momentum can exceed a year of savings. Switch for a structural reason such as block pricing or a missing feature, not for a few rupees a head.

Should I choose based on IVR and virtual numbers?

Only if customers call you. IVR and virtual numbers solve inbound problems, and an outbound team that buys them ends up paying for a switchboard nobody answers while losing the mobile caller ID that gets calls picked up. Count your inbound volume first.
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