A power dialer for one person working their own list. DialRidge dials it and plays a greeting you recorded yourself — not a synthetic voice. Your phone rings only when a real person picks up and presses 1, and texts are held to daytime in their own time zone.
Built by a licensed agent who dials his own list. Works the same whether your list is leads, past clients, renewals or the ones who went quiet.
14 days free on bring-your-own-Twilio — no card. A managed number needs a card, because the carrier charges from day one.
No contract, cancel anytime · $39/mo for 12 months with LAUNCH50 — first 50 customers.
New here? Read the setup guide — sign-up to first call.
A built-in CRM comes with every account · Agile CRM connector available today · GoHighLevel, HubSpot & Zoho in progress.
Load a list, press start, and DialRidge works the queue — bridging live answers to your phone while you get on with something else. You handle the conversations; it handles the dialing.
DialRidge places the call, reads the intro you wrote, and connects you only when the lead presses 1. You never sit through a dial tone, a voicemail greeting or a dead line.
The queue keeps running in the background. Update a contact, write a note, work your callbacks — the screen is yours until a live answer rings your phone.
Your template, with their first name merged in, sent the moment a call goes unanswered. No separate texting tool to pay for.
Answered, voicemail, callback, bad number, not interested, sale. Tap once and the contact’s status updates itself, with the outcome on their timeline. Tap Callback and it goes straight onto your Callbacks list — tomorrow, in three days, next week, or a date you pick.
Dialing a fresh lead and dialing someone you sold to four years ago are not the same call, and they shouldn’t open with the same sentence. Save a list, record the opening line that belongs to it, and DialRidge plays the right one.
Fresh inbound, or a list you bought. Get to them while they still remember filling in the form.
The book you already have. The calls you know you should make and never get to.
This month’s anniversaries, tagged or imported from a spreadsheet, worked in one sitting.
No-answers and old follow-ups. The list everybody has and nobody works.
Each saved list can carry its own recorded intro, in your own voice. Lists are built from your pipeline stage, a tag, or a search — or imported straight from a spreadsheet.
Real estate · Insurance · Nonprofits · Associations & chambers · Property management · Home services · Congregations · Anyone with a list of people who already know them
Most power dialers are priced for teams — per-seat minimums, sales-org tiers, onboarding calls. DialRidge is built for one person working their own list — a business, a practice, a congregation, a campaign or a cause — and the phone number you need in order to dial is priced on this page, not discovered at checkout.
$59 platform + $25 per managed number
Platform only — you pay Twilio directly
Additional managed numbers are $25 per number, per month. Annual billing = 2 months free. Usage beyond your plan is billed at $0.0175 per outbound minute, $0.0106 per inbound minute and $0.0141 per SMS segment — your projected charge is shown live in the app under Usage. Carriers charge separately for number provisioning and 10DLC registration; those are passed through to you at cost — see how managed numbers work. First 50 customers lock in $39/mo on the platform fee for 12 months with code LAUNCH50 — $64/mo all-in with a managed number. No contract — billed month to month, cancel anytime.
Pick how you dial — straight through the browser softphone, or press-1 bridge, where DialRidge places the call, reads your intro line, and rings your phone the moment the lead presses 1. Anyone who doesn’t answer gets your follow-up text automatically.
Set once, applied to every call in the queue. You are responsible for what your intro line says and for how you use the dialer — see our Terms of Service & Acceptable Use.
Most dialers leave all of this to you. DialRidge does the parts software can actually do.
Calls and texts are both held to 8am–8pm in the other person’s local time, worked out from their area code — tighter than the law requires, and on from your first day. A call outside the window is refused, and the queue stops instead of marching on. Need an exception? The override is time-limited, recorded against your name, and expires by itself.
Add a number and it is skipped before the queue starts. It cannot be dialled around from inside a session.
DialRidge only texts contacts with a consent record. Log where the permission came from, or publish your opt-in link and let people record it themselves with a timestamp. A STOP reply suppresses the number automatically.
Write the disclosure yourself; it is spoken to the other party before the call connects. Choose how long recordings live — 30 days to a year — after which they are deleted permanently.
What this is not. DialRidge does not decide what the law requires of you. This is not National Do Not Call registry scrubbing, and a consent log is your note of a conversation, not proof the other person agreed. Consent, do-not-call and disclosure remain your obligations. The software just stops making them harder.
Every saved list carries its own opening line, recorded by you, in the browser, in about fifteen seconds. A past-client list opens differently from a new-lead list. A donor renewal opens differently from an event invitation.
It is your actual recording. Nothing is generated, cloned or synthesised.
That used to be a nice touch. Since the FCC ruled in February 2024 that AI-generated voices in robocalls are “artificial” under the TCPA — and therefore illegal in most cases — it is also the safer way to build. We did not add voice cloning, and we are not going to.
A recorded greeting is still a prerecorded message under the law. Consent, do-not-call and disclosure remain yours.
Calls, texts and notes land on the right contact. New integrations plug into the same adapter — no migration, no lock-in. No CRM yet? One is built in.
No contract, cancel anytime. Be one of the first 50 to lock in $39/mo on the platform fee for a year with code LAUNCH50 — $64/mo all-in with a managed number.
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Every account includes a built-in CRM — contacts, saved lists, callbacks and a per-contact timeline — so you can dial on day one without connecting anything. The Agile CRM connector is available now. GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Zoho are in progress and plug into the same adapter, so adding one doesn’t change how you dial.
You are. DialRidge is calling software, not a compliance service. It gives you the controls; consent, do-not-call and disclosure stay your obligations, and it does not decide whether a call is lawful. Our Terms of Service & Acceptable Use set out exactly where that line falls. Nothing here is legal advice.
No. DialRidge is billed month to month with no minimum term and no notice period. Email hello@dialridge.com to cancel and you won’t be billed again — you keep access through the end of the month you have already paid for.
Yes, you need a number — a dialer cannot place calls without one — and it is not included in the $59 platform fee. Either take a managed number from us at $25 per number, per month (that is the $84/mo all-in price at the top of this page), or connect a Twilio account you already own and pay Twilio directly for the number and its usage. Carrier charges for provisioning and 10DLC registration are passed through at cost either way.
For $25 per number, per month we provision your calling number and configure it for DialRidge, so you never open a Twilio console. We also run the carrier registration that lets that number send text messages — including the sole-proprietor path if you don’t have an EIN. Registration is a carrier process, not an instant switch: calling works straight away, and texting turns on once the carriers approve your registration.
We handle refunds case by case. If something went wrong on our end, tell us and we’ll make it right. The one thing we cannot return is phone number provisioning and carrier registration fees — those are passed straight through to the carriers the moment your number goes live and are not recoverable.