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Adversus review

#10 of 31 in Sales Dialer Software

A broad outbound platform for teams that need structured calling and campaign operations.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Adversus is cloud-based outbound sales software for sales teams, B2B meeting bookers, and B2C contact centers. It combines manual, progressive, power, and predictive dialing with lead management, campaign controls, inbound calling, call transfers, appointment scheduling, email, SMS, reporting, and workflow automation. Large teams that need structured outbound operations will find coverage for both agent calling and campaign administration, while teams seeking only a simple dialer may find the scope broader than necessary.

The published paid plan is named Adversus and costs €152 per user per month when billed annually, with a minimum of 3 licenses. It includes unlimited calls in the EU and US, predictive, progressive, and manual dialing, lead management, campaign controls, inbound calling, transfers, appointment scheduling, email, and SMS. The platform runs on the web and offers an API, with integrations for HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zapier, and ZohoCRM. Calendar integration supports appointment scheduling, while email and SMS templates extend campaigns beyond voice calls.

Adversus stands out through its combination of dialing modes and operational controls. Lead validation, duplicate checking, local phone numbers, rotating number pools, pre-recorded voicemail campaigns, call queues, callbacks, recordings, live monitoring, dashboards, reports, Journeys, and Strategies give managers multiple ways to organize outbound work. AI features are also listed, though their specific capabilities are not described here. Choose Adversus when structured campaigns, monitoring, and multiple communication channels justify the price. Consider a simpler alternative if you need a lower-cost dialer or do not need its wider workflow and campaign feature set.

Adversus pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Manual, progressive, power, and predictive dialing
    • Lead validation, duplicate checking, queues, callbacks, and campaigns
    • CRM, calendar, email, SMS, reporting, and workflow integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • €152 per user per month billed annually is a high starting price
    • At least 3 licenses are required
    • The single documented plan offers limited tier choice

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