Five lines, ten local numbers,
and no AI voice, ever.

A caller on one line spends most of the day waiting for someone to pick up. This is the machine that does the waiting. It has never spoken to a prospect, and the day it does is the day you should fire us.

The dialer is bought inside a caller seat, never on its own. What each line costs is at the foot of the page.

Five numbers ring. One human answers. That is the only one the caller hears.

Across the 98,518 dials we measured, about one in six reached a person. On one line, that means five sixths of the day is a phone ringing at nobody, with a caller sitting through it. Around 800 dials a day from one seat. The caller’s day is the one in six.

Five lines are ringing. The caller is connected only to the line a person answered.

1. Line 1 no answer
2. Line 2 ringing
3. Line 3 live human
4. Line 4 ringing
5. Line 5 voicemail

Illustrative.

Ten private US numbers per seat, matched to the prospect’s area code.

Spam Likely is a carrier’s verdict, and once it lands nobody answers that number again. Ten numbers per seat do not beat that. They buy time, and the thing that actually keeps a number clean is a human working a list of people who might genuinely want the call. The rotation is what happens on the day one gets flagged anyway.

Status shown is illustrative.

Twenty minutes

The call, for how this line sits inside a caller seat

You do not need this call. Every price is on the page and the cart takes a card. Book it if you would rather Scott built the stack with you, line by line, and told you which parts you do not need yet.

Length

Twenty minutes.

Who is on it

Scott Goodman, Co-Founder. He takes every one booked from this site himself, so there is nobody to escalate to and nobody to tell.

What happens

He builds the stack with you on the screen, line by line, and the number moves as you go. The same page you are reading now.

What it costs

Nothing, and nothing is sent afterwards. No deck, no discovery document, no proposal to read.

What you leave with

Whether the numbers work on your side, and if they do, a launch date in writing.

What you already have

Every price, on this page, and a cart you can check out yourself without ever speaking to us.

The cheapest version of this product would have a synthetic voice on it. We did not build that one.

Your prospects can tell. So can the carriers. This is a line we mark up, and the card at the top of the page says so, which means our margin lasts exactly as long as your prospect is willing to talk to the person on the other end of it. The AI scores the call afterwards and never joins it.

What the dialer does

• Rings five numbers at once, on your caller’s private local numbers.
• Drops the lines that go to voicemail, nowhere, or a busy tone.
• Hands the caller the human who picked up, and only that human.
• Records and scores every call over sixty seconds against your script.

What it never does

• Speaks to a prospect. Not even a hold message.
• Starts a session by itself. A human sits down and presses go.
• Plays a recorded or synthetic voice.
• Dials while the desk is empty. The session ends when the caller stands up, not when the list runs out.

Your script gets marked as well as your caller.

It marks where the caller left your script, and where the script left the caller. The first note goes to the caller. The second goes to you, which is the note an agency never sends, because the script was the part they told you was fine.

• The opener
• The reason for the call
• The question
• The objection Coach: Answered before they finished asking it. Let them land it first.
• The next step

The steps follow your script.

A dialer with nobody at the desk is a very quiet room. That is why we do not sell you one.

Who should not buy the dialer.

A dialer multiplies a list. It cannot make one. If your market is thin in every database, five lines reach the bottom of the list by Wednesday, and by Friday the caller is redialing Monday.

Setup is when the list first exists, after you have paid and before the first dial. If the market is thin, that is when you find out. If you want a read before you pay, ask on the call. That is an opinion, not the data. A faster dialer on a thin list is a faster way to annoy the same people twice.

Growth is one caller seat with the dialer and the list already in it.

Five lines put more of the caller’s day into conversations. The dialer carries our margin. Caller hours pass through at cost on quarterly prepay; monthly flexibility carries a premium.

Dialer

$299/caller/mo on quarterly

per caller, on quarterly prepay

Caller

$1,408/mo

at cost with quarterly prepay