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Callmaker review

#15 of 31 in Sales Dialer Software

A sales dialer with predictive calling, appointment booking, inbound blending, and coaching tools.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Callmaker is a cloud-based sales dialer and contact-center platform for outbound and inbound teams. It combines predictive, preview, and click dialing with campaign management, appointment booking, inbound call handling, call forwarding, monitoring, recording, coaching, and SMS e-signatures. Its positioning covers B2C and B2B sales operations, including teams ranging from three to 30 agents. The platform is web-based and suits sales groups that want dialing and appointment workflows in one system.

Pricing is structured around a free pilot and paid Standard and Premium tiers. The free pilot includes a long trial period and full functionality. Standard costs €69 per license per month with annual billing or €99 with monthly billing, adding predictive dialing, appointment booking, and Autopilot. Premium costs €85 annually billed or €119 monthly, adding e-sign, inbound, and calendar sync. Enterprise includes a custom SLA, webhooks, and API access. The paid plans are a fit for teams ready to budget per license, while the pilot offers a way to assess the full feature set before committing.

Callmaker’s main strength is breadth within sales calling: teams can blend outbound and inbound calls, book appointments with calendar synchronization, send SMS-based e-signatures, and give managers visibility through dashboards, monitoring, recording, and coaching. Integration options include Zapier, webhooks, and an API, but the ecosystem is narrower than platforms built around a larger catalog of native integrations. Choose Callmaker for predictive dialing and appointment-led sales workflows; consider an alternative if extensive integration coverage or a broader platform footprint matters more than dialing depth.

Callmaker pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Predictive, preview, and click dialing support different outreach workflows.
    • Appointment booking, calendar sync, and SMS e-signature connect calls to next steps.
    • Recording, coaching, monitoring, and dashboards support manager oversight.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid plans start at €69 per license per month with annual billing.
    • Monthly billing raises Standard and Premium prices to €99 and €119.
    • Integrations are limited to Zapier, webhooks, and API access.

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