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Readymode alternative

The Readymode alternative for CRM-first sales teams

Readymode is a predictive dialer for call centers, priced per license with numbers included. Dialer is built for CRM-first sales teams and agencies: native GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Salesforce sync on numbers you own.

Looking for a Readymode alternative?

Teams usually start searching for a Readymode alternative when they hit a ceiling: premium per-license pricing (~$199+); built for call centers more than CRM-first teams; numbers come with the license, not your own carrier account. If that sounds familiar, you're in the right place.

Dialer is a browser-based parallel power dialer for GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce and ClickFunnels teams. Reps dial up to 5 lines at once, machines get your voicemail drop, phone trees and call screeners are handled automatically, and every conversation syncs back to your CRM. It runs on your own Twilio account, so you pay Twilio's rates with no per-minute markup.

Below we compare Dialer and Readymode side by side (pricing, dialing, CRM sync, inbound, compliance and agency features) so you can decide whether Dialer is the right Readymode alternative for your team.

At a glance

Readymode alternative at a glance

What is Readymode?

Readymode (formerly XenCALL) is a predictive dialer for call centers. Published pricing is about $199 per license per month for 1–4 licenses and $249 for 5+, with outbound minutes included under fair use.

Readymode pricing

Published ~$199 / license / month (1–4) and ~$249 (5+), annual; outbound minutes under fair use.

The verdict

Why Dialer is the best Readymode alternative

  • Your numbers stay yours. Numbers live on your Twilio account. Switching tools never means losing them.
  • CRM-native. Native GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Salesforce sync instead of exporting lists.
  • Automation included. Workflows, ringless voicemail and tasks handle follow-up automatically.

Head to head

Dialer vs Readymode: side-by-side comparison

Dialer compared with Readymode
ComparedReadymodeDialer
Price~$199–$249 / license / month (published)No per-minute markup; you pay Twilio directly
DialingPredictiveParallel: up to 5 lines per rep, with abandonment guard
Phone numbersIncluded per licenseYour own Twilio numbers, kept if you leave
CRM syncIntegrationsNative GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Salesforce sync
White-label for agenciesNot a core offeringFull white-label with your domain and Stripe billing
Switch from Readymode

Self-serve sign-up. Bring your own Twilio account.

Fair comparison

Readymode strengths and limitations

What Readymode does well

  • Predictive dialing for call centers
  • Outbound minutes included under fair use
  • Phone numbers included per license

Why teams look for a Readymode alternative

  • Premium per-license pricing (~$199+)
  • Built for call centers more than CRM-first teams
  • Numbers come with the license, not your own carrier account

Why switch

Why switch to Dialer as your Readymode alternative

  • 01

    Your numbers stay yours

    Numbers live on your Twilio account. Switching tools never means losing them.

  • 02

    CRM-native

    Native GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Salesforce sync instead of exporting lists.

  • 03

    Automation included

    Workflows, ringless voicemail and tasks handle follow-up automatically.

Use cases

Who should choose this Readymode alternative?

For GoHighLevel agencies

Why GoHighLevel agencies pick Dialer as their Readymode alternative

Agencies moving off Readymode usually want one dialer they can roll out across every client. Dialer installs as a GoHighLevel marketplace app, syncs contacts and tags in real time and can be resold under your own brand, with your domain and your Stripe billing.

Key Readymode alternative features for GoHighLevel agencies

For HubSpot and Salesforce sales teams

Why HubSpot and Salesforce teams pick Dialer as their Readymode alternative

CRM-first teams keep HubSpot or Salesforce as the source of truth. Dialer imports a list or list view in a click, dials it in parallel and logs every conversation back on the matching record, so reps never retype a call.

Key Readymode alternative features for HubSpot and Salesforce teams

All in one

Everything included in this Readymode alternative

Where Readymode covers part of the job, Dialer puts outbound, inbound, follow-up and compliance in one app.

Dialing

Caller ID & reputation

Coaching & insight

Inbound & messaging

Automation & CRM

Compliance

Platform

Switching

How to switch from Readymode to Dialer

  1. 1. Sign up

    Create your account in a couple of minutes. No demo call needed.

  2. 2. Connect Twilio and your CRM

    Connect GoHighLevel, HubSpot or Salesforce, or upload a CSV with time zones.

  3. 3. Start dialing

    Record a voicemail drop, pick your lines and start your first parallel session.

FAQ

Readymode alternative FAQ

What is the best Readymode alternative?

For GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce and ClickFunnels teams that want parallel dialing on their own Twilio account, Dialer is built to be the best Readymode alternative: up to 5 lines per rep, automatic voicemail drop, phone-tree and screener handling, native CRM sync, inbound IVR, workflows and white-label in one app.

Can Dialer handle call-center volume?

Yes. Each rep runs up to 5 parallel lines, contacts are claimed atomically so no one is double-dialed, and managers coach live.

How is Dialer priced compared with Readymode?

Readymode: Published ~$199 / license / month (1–4) and ~$249 (5+), annual; outbound minutes under fair use. Dialer runs on your own Twilio account, so calls, numbers and texts are billed by Twilio at its rates with no per-minute markup from us.

How do I switch from Readymode to Dialer?

Sign up, connect your Twilio account (or import the numbers you already have on it), connect GoHighLevel, HubSpot or Salesforce, or upload a CSV, and start your first parallel session. Most teams are dialing the same day.

Ready to switch from Readymode?

Sign up, connect Twilio and your CRM, and start a parallel dialing session today.

Readymode details are based on its public website and third-party reviews as of October 2026, and may have changed. Check Readymode's own site for current plans. All trademarks belong to their respective owners; Dialer is not affiliated with Readymode.