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Mediahawk

5.9#28 in call tracking softwareFrom £199,179 a month
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Teldrip

7.9#1 in call tracking softwareFrom $24.99 a month
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AudienceThe Enterprise plan is described as intended for large businesses seeking enterprise-class analytics and support.Teldrip lists insurance, home services, healthcare, legal, mortgage and finance, education, auto dealerships, and travel and hospitality as industries it serves.
IntegrationsMediahawk lists integrations including Google products, Meta, HubSpot, Salesforce, Microsoft Power BI, and Zapier.The official integrations page claims more than 70 tools with one-click setup and bidirectional synchronization.
ProductMediahawk provides call tracking and marketing attribution to help marketers understand which campaigns generate calls and leads.Teldrip describes itself as an AI operating layer for revenue conversations combining call tracking, real-time bidding and cloud telephony.
SecurityMediahawk states it is OFCOM registered and regulated, PECR regulated, ICO registered, and Cyber Essentials certified, and supports multi-factor authentication.The security page states that data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, and describes immutable tenant audit logs and SSO via SAML 2.0 and OIDC.

Mediahawk plans

  • Starter£199,179 a month
  • Professional£299,269 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Teldrip plans

  • Pulse PAYG (Starter)Free
  • PAYG (Starter)Free
  • Basic (Signal)$24.99 a month
  • Signal Basic$24.99 a month
  • Professional (Signal)$49 a month
  • Signal Professional$49 a month

Pick Mediahawk if…

It suits marketers and organizations that need to connect advertising activity with phone enquiries and other lead actions. The Enterprise plan is described for large businesses seeking extensive analytics and support.

Pick Teldrip if…

Teldrip may suit teams that track calls from campaigns and need routing, reporting, or cloud telephony. The listed industries it serves include insurance, healthcare, legal, education, and travel and hospitality.

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