Dialics
Dialics is an online call tracking and analytics platform for measuring campaign performance and informing marketing decisions.
What Dialics is
Dialics is an online call tracking and analytics platform for measuring campaign performance and informing marketing decisions. It assigns unique phone numbers to campaigns and reports call activity by keyword, source, and visitor. Call routing includes standard forwarding, IVR menus, queues, greetings, voicemail, and automatic SMS replies. Users can buy local, toll-free, and international virtual numbers, and the platform supports pay-per-call campaigns by tracking vendor commissions and buyer revenue. Call recording, conversation intelligence, dynamic number insertion, and landing-page tracking are also listed. Google Ads is an integration; Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are marked as upcoming. Dialics is available on the web and through an API, with documentation for connecting it to corporate services. The seven-day trial includes a $10 balance to buy one phone number and test the service. There is no free plan. Example USA prices include local number rental at $1 a month and local minutes at $0.05, paid once; international rates may vary. The maker presents the platform for affiliates, call centers, marketing agencies, enterprises, and businesses using pay-per-call advertising.
Good
- Reports calls by keyword, source, and visitor
- Supports IVR, queues, voicemail, and auto SMS
- Tracks buyer revenue and vendor commissions
- Seven-day trial includes a $10 phone-number balance
Watch out
- No free plan
- Trial lasts seven days
- Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are upcoming
Who it suits
Dialics suits marketing teams and businesses that want to connect calls with campaign sources, keywords, and landing pages. Its routing and buyer-vendor tracking features also fit call centers and pay-per-call campaigns.
Verdict
Dialics brings campaign attribution, call handling, and pay-per-call tracking into one platform. The trial offers a limited way to evaluate it, while the listed example rates are for the USA and may differ internationally.
Plans and prices
From Dialics's own pricing page, checked 11 Oct 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Auto SMS replies | Free | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $0.0024 / ea.* |
| Auto record calls | Free | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $0,0025/ min* |
| Transcription | $0.02, paid once | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $0.02/ min* |
| Minute Local | $0.05, paid once | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $0.045 / min* |
| Minute Toll-free | $0.06, paid once | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $0.055 / min* |
| Rent Local | $1 a month | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $1 / month* |
| Rent Toll-free | $2 a month | Example price for the USA; international rates may vary · $2 / month* |
The facts
Each one read from Dialics's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- API
- The terms describe Dialics as including APIs, and the maker links to API documentation for integrating Dialics with corporate services.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Call attribution
- It assigns unique phone numbers to campaigns and reports call data at keyword, source, and visitor levels.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Data handling
- The privacy policy identifies DigitalOcean as the platform host and Stripe as the payment processor, and says user data may be stored on contractor servers.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Integrations
- Google Ads is listed as an integration, while Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are marked upcoming.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Intended users
- The maker presents Dialics for affiliates, call centers, marketing agencies, enterprises, and businesses using pay-per-call advertising.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Number limit
- The home page says users are not limited in the type or quantity of phone numbers they can purchase.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Number types
- Users can buy local, toll-free, and international virtual phone numbers, and the pricing page gives example rates for the USA.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Pay per call
- The platform supports adding buyers and vendors and tracking vendor commissions and buyer revenue for pay-per-call campaigns.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Product
- Dialics is an online call tracking and analytics platform for measuring campaign performance and marketing decisions.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Routing
- Call routing supports standard forwarding, menu forwarding with IVR, call queues, greetings, voicemail, and auto SMS replies.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Security
- The privacy policy says the company limits access to personal data and uses antivirus software, a web application firewall, and traffic filtering, while noting it cannot guarantee full protection.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Support
- The about page says technical support is available 24/7 and assistance is offered by live chat, email, or phone.checked 11 Oct 2001
The company
- Founded
- 2018checked 28 Sep 2001
Money
- Trial limit
- The seven-day trial includes a $10 balance to buy one phone number and test the service.checked 11 Oct 2001
The full review of Dialics
Dialics is a call tracking and analytics platform for teams that need to connect marketing campaigns with phone conversations. It is best suited to affiliates, agencies, call centers, and pay-per-call businesses. Its breadth across attribution, call handling, and revenue tracking is a strength, but the paid model and one-number trial limit make it harder to evaluate at scale.
Overview
Dialics assigns unique phone numbers to campaigns and reports calls by keyword, source, and visitor, giving marketers a way to tie phone conversions back to campaign activity. It also handles call routing and pay-per-call operations, so it can serve teams that need more than attribution alone.
Local, toll-free, and international virtual numbers are available, with no stated cap on number type or quantity. Number rental and call usage still carry charges. Google Ads is an integration; Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are upcoming, which narrows the current ad-platform coverage for teams that depend on those channels.
Key features
Attribution and call analysis
Dynamic number insertion, keyword-level tracking, and landing-page tracking connect calls to campaign context. Call recording and conversation intelligence provide tools for reviewing conversations, while reporting at keyword, source, and visitor levels can inform marketing decisions. This combination is useful when phone leads matter, though teams reliant on Bing Ads or Facebook Ads integrations will need to account for their upcoming status.
Call handling
Routing includes forwarding, IVR menus, queues, greetings, voicemail, and automatic SMS replies. That gives businesses options for directing and responding to calls within the same service as campaign tracking. Support for local, toll-free, and international numbers adds flexibility for different markets, but the example rates are USA-specific and international charges may differ.
Pay-per-call and integration
Teams can add buyers and vendors, then track vendor commissions and buyer revenue for pay-per-call campaigns. This makes Dialics a better fit for performance-marketing operations than for businesses seeking only a basic phone system. Google Ads is supported, and an API is available for connecting Dialics with corporate services.
Trial and support
The seven-day trial comes with a $10 balance for buying one phone number and testing the service. That is enough for a focused check of a single-number workflow, but it is a narrow basis for evaluating multi-number campaigns or routing at operational scale. Technical support is available 24/7 through live chat, email, or phone.
Pricing
Dialics is paid, with no free plan. The seven-day trial includes $10 toward one phone number; it does not provide a broad free tier for ongoing use. The pricing model includes number rental, per-minute usage, and optional call services, so costs depend on both number type and activity.
| Item | Example USA rate | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Rent Local | $1 a month | Lower-cost option for local-number campaigns. |
| Rent Toll-free | $2 a month | Higher monthly number rental for toll-free use. |
| Minute Local | $0.05, paid once; billed $0.045 / min* | Usage cost for local calls. |
| Minute Toll-free | $0.06, paid once; billed $0.055 / min* | Usage cost for toll-free calls. |
| Auto SMS replies | free; billed $0.0024 / ea.* | Per-message charges apply despite the displayed zero base amount. |
| Auto record calls | free; billed $0,0025/ min* | Call recording carries a per-minute charge. |
| Transcription | $0.02, paid once; billed $0.02/ min* | Transcription is charged by the minute. |
These are example USA rates; international rates may vary. Teams should weigh recurring number rental and variable usage when forecasting costs, especially across a large number of campaigns or longer calls.
Platforms
Dialics is available on the web and through an API. The API supports integration with corporate services, while web access suits teams managing campaign and call operations online.
Who it's for
Dialics is a strong candidate for affiliates, marketing agencies, call centers, enterprises, and businesses running pay-per-call advertising. Its mix of attribution, routing, and buyer/vendor revenue tracking is most valuable when phone calls are measurable campaign outcomes. It is less compelling for businesses that need a free ongoing plan, or whose evaluation requires more than one trial number.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Campaign attribution reaches keyword, source, and visitor levels, helping teams connect calls to marketing activity.
- Routing options include IVR, queues, voicemail, greetings, and SMS replies, covering common call-handling needs alongside tracking.
- Buyer, vendor, commission, and revenue tracking supports pay-per-call operations.
- Local, toll-free, and international number choices, with no stated quantity cap, suit campaigns that need multiple numbers.
Cons
- No free plan means ongoing use requires a paid commitment; the trial lasts seven days.
- The $10 trial balance covers one number, limiting evaluation of multi-number workflows.
- Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are upcoming rather than current integrations, leaving Google Ads as the named integration.
- Usage charges sit alongside number rental, and international rates may differ from the USA examples, so total costs can vary with call volume and location.
Alternatives
Compare call tracking software if you want to survey this category before choosing a platform.
Pick Jet Interactive if you want a free plan and broad platform support including Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows; its Pay Per Call tracking number is A$10 a month per number, with calls charged at 6¢/min, month to month, AUD ex GST.
Nimbata is another freemium call-tracking option, with a free Entry plan and a $35 a month Pro plan, for buyers who prefer a free starting tier.
Choose OpenAva if a free web plan and CRM basics matter more than call tracking; its free tier has no included AI, leads, or calls, and extra usage requires a prepaid wallet.
Teldrip offers a no-base-fee, pay-as-you-go option for buyers who want to avoid a monthly platform charge.
Auditcall may suit teams seeking a free account with unlimited users and teams, unlocked features, and no platform fee or contract.
CallScaler offers a free Marketplace for buying or selling calls, while its Call Tracking plan is $65 a month billed annually plus usage.
PBXDom is a paid alternative with a free trial and support across desktop, mobile, web, API, Linux, and self-hosted environments.
Ringostat is another paid alternative with a free trial and broad platform support.
Verdict
Choose Dialics if your team needs campaign-level call attribution alongside routing and pay-per-call revenue tracking in one platform. The strongest reason to pick it is that it joins those marketing and operational workflows; the strongest reason to look elsewhere is the lack of a free plan and the trial’s one-number scope. Teams needing a free starting tier or broader named ad-platform integrations should compare alternatives before committing.
Getting started
- Open the Dialics website and start the seven-day trial.
- Use the included $10 balance to buy one phone number.
- Choose a local, toll-free, or international virtual number.
- Assign numbers to campaigns and configure call routing as needed.
- Connect Google Ads or use the API documentation to integrate corporate services.
Limits worth knowing
There is no free plan. The seven-day trial includes a $10 balance to buy one phone number; example USA rates include local minutes at $0.05, paid once and local number rental at $1 a month, with international rates varying.
Questions
Does Dialics have a free plan?
No. Dialics is paid, with a seven-day trial.
What does the trial include?
The seven-day trial includes a $10 balance to buy one phone number and test the service.
What platforms does Dialics support?
Its listed platforms are web and API.
Which advertising integrations are available?
Google Ads is listed as an integration. Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are marked upcoming.
What number types can I buy?
Dialics offers local, toll-free, and international virtual phone numbers. Example USA monthly rental rates are 1.00 USD for local and 2.00 USD for toll-free numbers; international rates may vary.
Who makes Dialics, and what support is offered?
Dialics was founded in 2018. Technical support is available 24/7 through live chat, email, or phone.
