Top 10 Parallel Dialer Software for Real Estate Industry

If you’ve ever spent a day in sales, or even just a few hours trying to chase leads, you know how exhausting phone calls can be. Dialing, waiting, leaving voicemails, following up… It’s a grind. I recall that early in my career, I’d spend the better part of my morning manually dialing numbers and thinking, 'There has to be a smarter way.' That’s when I discovered auto dialer software, and honestly, it changed how I approached outreach.

Auto dialers aren’t just a convenience; they’re a lifeline for real estate agents, SDRs, and sales teams who want to maximize every minute. But here’s the tricky part: not all dialers are created equal. Some are simple and reliable, while others are feature-packed but overwhelming. Over the past few years, I’ve researched and tested a dozen dialers, spoken to teams across industries, and today I’m sharing the 10 best auto dialer tools in 2025, along with pricing, real-life insights, and the pros and cons you need to know.

Mojo Dialer: The Workhorse of Real Estate Calls

When I first got into real estate, Mojo Dialer was the go-to tool for almost everyone I knew. There’s a reason it’s been around for years: it’s reliable, straightforward, and built for high-volume calling. One agent I know runs a triple-line setup every morning, calling over 300 leads before lunch. That kind of efficiency is hard to beat.

Mojo is especially handy if you want multi-line dialing, automated voicemail drops, and a simple lead management system. It doesn’t have fancy AI features, but that’s part of its charm; it’s predictable, fast, and doesn’t crash during peak hours.

Pricing:

• Single Line: $89–$99/license/month
• Triple Line: $139–$149/license/month
• Platform fee: $10/user

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Reliable, easy to set up, multi-line options boost productivity.
• Cons: Can become expensive with multiple lines, the interface feels dated, and it is mainly outbound-focused.

JustCall: The Flexible Cloud Communication Hub

I first stumbled upon JustCall while helping a small startup scale its outbound team. What struck me was how versatile it is. You’re not just making calls, you’re texting, emailing, and tracking all communications in one dashboard. For a team coordinating across states, this flexibility is invaluable. One SDR team reported that having everything in one place cut miscommunications by half.

JustCall integrates well with CRMs like Salesforce and HubSpot, and the mobile app ensures reps can stay connected on the go. Lower-tier plans are affordable, making them a great choice for teams that don’t need thousands of advanced features right away.

Pricing (annual billing):

• Essentials: $19/user/month
• Team: $29/user/month
• Pro: $49/user/month
• Business: Custom; minimum 10 users

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Affordable, multi-channel, strong CRM integration.
• Cons: Limited minutes in lower plans, scales in cost quickly, and occasional call quality hiccups.

PowerDialer.ai: Smart, Adaptable, and Neutral

PowerDialer.ai is one I’ve noticed gaining traction recently. It’s designed to adapt to your calling style and prioritize leads intelligently. I’ve seen teams using it to balance high-volume dialing with personalized outreach, a tricky combination most dialers struggle to achieve. One colleague told me it’s like having an assistant organizing your day without needing constant oversight.

It syncs with CRMs, supports local presence dialing, and provides analytics. Unlike some dialers that try to overwhelm you with features, PowerDialer.ai stays practical and straightforward. It’s not about hype; it’s about efficiency.

Pricing:

• Free Starter: $0 (limited features)
• Single Line: $45–$59/month
• Standard Unlimited: $139/month/seat
• Premium: $165/month/seat

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Smart pacing, local presence dialing, clean interface, flexible pricing.
• Cons: Free plan is limited, premium features cost more, fewer third-party reviews as it’s newer.

RedX: Combining Leads and Dialing

RedX has a unique proposition: it’s not just a dialer, it’s a lead generation platform. For real estate agents hunting FSBOs or expired listings, RedX saves hours by providing fresh leads directly in the dialer. One agent I know said it changed how she managed her mornings; she no longer had to shuffle spreadsheets and call lists manually.

The tool includes multi-line dialing, voicemail drops, and a structured interface that keeps agents organized. It's a niche, but if you’re in real estate, it’s a powerhouse.

Pricing:

• Preview-Line Dialer: $59.99/month
• Unlimited Single Line: $99.99/month
• Multi-Line Dialer: $149.99/month
• Lead data add-ons: from $49.99/month

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Combines leads and dialing, reliable, great for real estate.
• Cons: Extra costs for leads, niche focus, and learning curve for new users.

Kixie: Dialing with Automation

Kixie caught my attention because it blends automation with dialing. Teams can automate follow-ups, SMS, and emails, all integrated with the dialer. A sales manager I know used Kixie to handle 500+ weekly leads and said it “freed up hours for real conversation.”

The tool is affordable and offers unlimited US/Canada calling in all tiers, making it ideal for small to mid-sized teams who want a balance of automation without complex setup.

Pricing:

• Basic: $15/month
• Integrated: $35/month
• Enterprise: $65/month

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Affordable, unlimited calls, strong CRM integration.
• Cons: Limited advanced automation in lower tiers, can feel complex initially.

CallHippo: Going Global with Ease

CallHippo is perfect for teams working internationally. I remember a startup using it to manage clients across three continents; they loved the local numbers that made calls feel personal, even from overseas. It’s simple to set up and scales easily.

While not as feature-heavy as some dedicated dialers, CallHippo gets the job done for global calling and basic analytics.

Pricing:

• Basic: $0/user/month (pay for numbers only)
• Bronze: $16/user/month
• Silver: $24/user/month
• Platinum: $40/user/month

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Affordable, international coverage, easy setup.
• Cons: Advanced features in higher tiers, call quality can vary, and limited CRM reporting.

Trellus: Fresh, Simple, and Effective

Trellus is a newer player, but its unlimited dialing plans are appealing for small teams or solo reps. One small agency I know started with Trellus and hit daily call targets immediately, without a steep learning curve. It’s clean, fast, and doesn’t bombard you with unnecessary features.

Pricing:

• Free: Limited usage
• Power: $39.99/user/month
• Business: Custom quote

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Unlimited dialing, simple interface, and affordable.
• Cons: Limited integrations, advanced features require custom plans, smaller user base.

PhoneBurner: Reliable and Robust

PhoneBurner has been around for a while, and it shows. Teams that need high-volume outbound calling with automated follow-ups rely on it daily. A sales rep told me, “It’s like a personal assistant keeping me organized while I make calls.” It integrates with top CRMs and has strong analytics.

Pricing:

• Standard: $140–$165/user/month
• Professional: $195/user/month
• Premium: $215/user/month

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Excellent support, automation features, proven reliability.
• Cons: Higher price, older interface, might be overkill for small teams.

Vulcan7:  Leads and Dialer in One

Vulcan7 is another real estate-focused tool. What makes it stand out is the daily-updated lead database, bundled with the dialer. Agents never have to wonder where their next lead is coming from.

Pricing:

• Dialer Only: $250/month
• Dialer + Leads: $359/month

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Fresh daily leads, CRM integration, and saves time.
• Cons: Expensive, niche-focused, limited customization outside core features.

Dialer360: Budget-Friendly and Simple

Finally, Dialer360 is ideal for startups or solo reps looking for a no-frills solution. One small business owner I know started here and said it “handled our calling needs without unnecessary headaches.”

Pricing:

• $25/month per agent

Pros & Cons:

• Pros: Very affordable, easy to set up, simple.
• Cons: Lacks advanced features, limited reporting, not ideal for scaling

Final Thoughts

Choosing an auto dialer is more than just picking the tool with the most features. It’s about team size, workflow, and budget. If you’re small and lean, Trellus or Dialer360 may be perfect. For real estate specialists, Mojo, RedX, and Vulcan7 dominate. Teams that want flexibility and CRM integration might prefer JustCall or PowerDialer.ai. And for international outreach, CallHippo is a strong contender.

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