booked.
Book a meeting and press 2. The screen goes magenta and a desk bell rings.
For reps calling the US and Canada
Five at a Time is a parallel dialer for reps who dial all day. It calls five numbers from your list at once, puts you on whoever answers, and hangs up the other four.
$150 a seat a month, 2,500 minutes a seat included. One seat is enough.
Five lines a round, on made-up leads.
Five at a time, you spend it talking to people.
Drop in a CSV. It guesses which column is the phone number and which is the name, you check, and the leads are ready.
Each line shows what it is doing as it happens: ringing, voicemail, no answer, live. When a batch is done the next five dial.
You are on the call and the other four hang up. Their record, your script, your notes and every past call open beside you.
booked.
Book a meeting and press 2. The screen goes magenta and a desk bell rings.
A whole session runs without the mouse.
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Solo, double, triple or five at a time. All five open once your business is verified.
Every business gets its own phone numbers. Nobody else’s dialing lands on your caller ID.
If your lines get paused, the screen says why and when they come back.
Recordings and transcripts sit with the lead, so you know what was said last time before you dial again.
$150a seat a month
The first 50 paying teams get 3,000 minutes a seat instead of 2,500, for life, at the same $150.
10 conversations or one day, whichever comes first. You add a card and verify your business before the first call. Then your plan starts on that card unless you cancel.
One seat is enough. There is no annual plan yet.
Abhi Chawla made more than 100,000 cold calls as an SDR at Bolster, Jobber and Folks HR, then ran an SDR agency. Five at a Time is the dialer Abhi wanted on those floors.
It runs for 10 conversations or one day from your first dial, whichever comes first. Before that first dial you add a card and we check your business. Nothing is charged during the trial. When it ends, your plan starts on that card at $150 a seat a month unless you cancel first.
Numbers in the US and Canada.
A billed minute. Calls round up to the next whole minute, so a ten-second voicemail counts as one.
Each minute after that is 5 cents, taken from a wallet on your account that reloads itself when it runs low.
No. One seat is enough.
Five lines at once is the kind of traffic phone carriers watch closely. Checking every business first keeps the numbers working for the people using them. It covers your company details, a phone number confirmed by code, the calling rules you dial under, and a card on file.
Yes. Calling hours, do-not-call lists and consent rules apply to every call you make, and you confirm the ones you follow when you verify.
Yes. Five at a Time is from the team behind DialSheet, the free power dialer. DialSheet stays as it is. Five at a Time is the five-line one, with managed numbers and coaching in the seat.
The first 50 paying teams keep 3,000 minutes a seat for life.
Try it for a day.
10 conversations or one day on five lines. You add a card and we check your business before the first call. Nothing is charged during the trial; after it, your plan starts on that card unless you cancel.
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