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Dialics review

#30 of 36 in Call Tracking Software

A focused call-tracking platform for pay-per-call attribution, routing, and reporting.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Dialics is an inbound call tracking and analytics platform for marketers, agencies, call centers, affiliates, and pay-per-call businesses. It connects advertising activity with phone calls through virtual numbers, static and dynamic number insertion, traffic-source attribution, keyword-level tracking, call recording, routing, IVR menus, forwarding, and reporting. Its vendor and buyer management features make it particularly relevant to pay-per-call operations that need to manage both sides of a call marketplace.

Pricing is usage-based, and the published pricing structure uses US example rates rather than named plans. International rates vary, so teams operating across regions should evaluate expected call volume and destinations before budgeting. Dialics offers a seven-day free trial, but ongoing use is paid. The platform runs on the web and provides an API, while integrations cover Google Ads, Facebook Ads, incoming webhooks, and outgoing webhooks. That combination fits advertising workflows that need call events connected to campaign systems or custom applications.

The main strength is coverage within the inbound-call category: Dialics combines dynamic number insertion, landing-page and keyword tracking, recording, call flows, routing, real-time analytics, and pay-per-call management in one product. It is a practical fit for teams that need to attribute calls and control how they are handled after they arrive. Organizations seeking a focused system for inbound advertising calls should consider Dialics; teams looking for a broader marketing analytics suite or highly detailed, specialized AI capabilities may prefer a different category fit.

Dialics pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks calls by traffic source and keyword with dynamic number insertion
    • Combines routing, IVR, forwarding, recording, and real-time reporting
    • Supports vendor and buyer management for pay-per-call operations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires a paid subscription; there is no free plan
    • International pricing varies by location
    • Its focus is inbound call tracking rather than broader marketing analytics

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