Upload your list, pick a script, press Start. The system dials, filters out answering machines and transfers only the people who pressed 1. All of it runs on your own server: your contact base and call recordings never leave it.
A line is the unit of dialing speed: ten lines work a list ten times faster than one. How many you run is your call — we do not cap it.
By file or just paste the list. Numbers are normalised to E.164, duplicates and junk are dropped, and you get a report right away.
Six ready scripts included. You edit the wording in the dashboard; name and amount are filled in from your list: "Hello Sarah, your balance is 1,250".
The system calls through your own trunk and number. The dashboard shows every line live: who is ringing, who is talking, who has been transferred.
Anyone who pressed 1 goes straight into your manager's queue. Everyone else lands in a report with the outcome and the reason. CSV export, results available over the API or pushed to your system by webhook.
A worked example on a list of a thousand numbers, not our measurement: we have no statistics of our own yet, and we say so before the contract, not after. Answer rates on mobiles run 35–50 % by industry data. The last step depends on your sales team, not on the system.
You type the wording, the system speaks it — no studio, no re-recording when the offer changes. Names and amounts come from your own list. Russian and Uzbek voices ship with it; any engine that returns 8 kHz mono WAV plugs into the same place.
We dial through your trunk, so your own landline number shows up. The foreign numbers used by operator services are increasingly flagged as spam.
Your customers' phone numbers and call recordings stay on your server. All we receive are counters: how many calls and conversations. Not a single number.
We are a telephony shop, not a marketplace listing. The people who write this dialer are the people who answer when it misbehaves at ten on a Tuesday — and they have run Asterisk in production, not just read about it.
One screen you look at all day: busy lines, answer rate, transfers to your agents, and what your carrier is costing you — on a single page. Nothing buried three menus deep.
Reach people while the enquiry is still warm and pass on only those who are interested.
Remind people a day ahead and cut no-shows. Press 2 and we reschedule via your front desk.
A gentle reminder about the amount and the due date. Chasing debtors by hand is expensive and nobody enjoys it.
A 1-to-5 rating by keypad. Answers land in a report and export as a table.
An outage, a change of hours, a promotion. The cheapest option, and it needs no operators at all.
The system runs on your server and dials through your trunk. How many lines you use and how much you call is your decision: there are no limits on our side, and there never will be. Tiers differ by what we provide — installation help, support and features. A year costs ten months.
You install it yourself with one script. Dialing, call flows, recording, reports, live console.
We install it and set up your trunk together with you. Priority handling of your requests.
Local presence dialing and priority support.
An SLA, customisation for your process, a dedicated engineer.
You pay your operator directly for the minutes — we do not resell them, and we charge nothing for call volume. We do not cap lines either: the server is yours, you bought the channels from your own operator, and we will not sell you permission to use them. The real speed limit is how many simultaneous channels your trunk gives you. A large company needs us not for permission to run lines, but for what it does not have: an SLA, customisation for its process, and an engineer who knows its installation.
One year at seven thousand conversations a month. The alternatives are public rates and salary ranges as of August 2026; our figures come from the table above.
| AdminZ Dialer | Open-source dialer, self-hosted | In-house operators | |
|---|---|---|---|
| One year, ten lines | ~$1,800 including your telecom spend | ~$2,600: licence plus one engineer-day a month | ~$44,000 in salaries |
| Who installs and configures it | We do, end to end | You do | — |
| Speech synthesis included | Yes | No | Yes |
| Interface language | Russian | English | — |
| Who fixes it at ten on a Tuesday | We do, under contract | You do | — |
| Where your customer data sits | On your server | On your server | With you |
About the free VICIdial and GoAutoDial, plainly: they are good, call centres worldwide run on them, and the software itself costs nothing. What is not free is owning them — hosting, trunks and, above all, somebody who knows the stack. Industry estimates put total cost of ownership at $130 to $400 per agent per month. If that somebody is already on your payroll, they are the better choice and we will say so.
On your server, next to your Asterisk. Docker or systemd, whichever you prefer. The only outbound call it makes is for its licence file, once a day.
No. Five counters reach us: calls, conversations, minutes, the licence number and a machine fingerprint. Phone numbers, names, script text and recordings never leave your server.
Over ARI, verified against Asterisk 20. The predecessor of this system ran for years on Issabel and FreePBX. If your dialplan is unusual we will look at it before you buy, not after.
New campaigns will not start. Everything else keeps working: your data, reports, exports, calls already in progress. We will not lock you out of your own records over a late payment.
By swapping the image. The database schema migrates itself at start-up — no manual steps. Recordings and uploaded audio live in a volume and survive it.
We work 09:00–18:00 UTC+5. On tiers with priority handling you are first in the queue the same working day. We do not run a 24/7 on-call rota, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
The console is in Russian. The robot speaks Russian and Uzbek. There is no English interface yet — we would rather say that here than have you discover it after paying.
Yes — we show it ourselves: fifteen minutes on a live system, with your own script. Leave a request and pick "Show me a demo".
VICIdial is free, twenty years old, and does more than we do. If you have an engineer who knows it and keeps it running, use VICIdial — we will not argue. We are for teams who do not, and who are not going to hire one just to make outbound calls.
One script and Docker. You are dialing the same day, not the same week.
A web page from this decade. You can show it to a manager without apologising for it.
Synthesis is built in: you change the wording in the browser, not in a recording studio. Names and amounts come from your own list.
The trunk is yours and you pay your carrier directly. We add no markup to your minutes.
What we do not have: inbound queues, agent workstations, or twenty years of plugins. We dial out and hand warm people to your team. If you need a full contact centre, this is not it — and you are better off learning that here than during a rollout. ICTBroadcast and similar voice-broadcast tools solve a third problem: pushing a recording to a list. Branching flows and live transfer to a manager are not what they are built around.
It is better to sell honestly: the first broken promise costs more than the deal was worth.
We will call you back, go through your task and show the system on a live stand. There is no self-service signup: the product is installed on your server, and it all starts with a conversation.