Five at a Time is $150 a seat a month and one seat is enough. Orum’s pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat”[1], bills per user, annually[2], and shows no price.
You need 1 seat. Orum’s minimum is 9, so 8 of the 9 would sit empty.
Five at a Time, a month
$150
1 seat at $150, with 2,500 minutes in the pool. That is $1,800 a year if you stay inside the included minutes.
Orum, at 1 seat
not sold
Orum’s pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat”.[1] It publishes no price for those 9 seats either.
Our figure assumes each seat stays inside its 2,500 included minutes; past the pool a minute is 5 cents. The pricing calculator works out a month from your own dial count.
The two, side by side
The Orum column is what Orum’s own pages say. Where Orum gives no number, the cell says so.
Five at a Time and Orum compared on price, seat minimum, lines, buying, trial, billing, integrations and calling area
Compared on
Orum
Five at a Time
Price
Not published.[1]Vendr reports a median contract of $24,000 a year across 93 purchases. Most buyers land between $100 and $200 a user a month.[4]
$150 a seat a month2,500 minutes a seat included, then 5 cents a minute.
AI Coaching, Webhooks, Ascend Limited seats for part-time dialers.[1]
Minutes past your poolCall scoring and coaching notes come in the seat.
Orum’s pages and Vendr’s were read on November 13, 2026. Vendr calls its ranges indicative.
The smallest purchase each will take
Orum’s floor is 9 seats, billed for the year. Ours is one seat for a month.
Orum, 9 seats
not published
Orum prints no price for its 9-seat minimum.[1] Vendr’s buyer data reports a median contract of $24,000 a year across 93 purchases, from $5,400 to $103,376.[4] The median covers all 93 purchases, whatever their seat count.
Five at a Time, 9 seats
$16,200
A year: 9 × $150 × 12. That is $1,350 a month with 22,500 pooled minutes, and you can drop seats or leave after any month.
Five at a Time, 1 seat
$1,800
A year: 1 × $150 × 12, with 2,500 minutes a month. This is the purchase Orum does not offer. More for solo reps.
Our totals stay inside the included minutes. Orum pricing shows what nine seats come to at Vendr’s reported range.
Which one, by situation
Orum is the right buy for a team we cannot serve. These are the conditions that decide it.
Fewer than 9 reps dial
Five at a Time
Orum’s pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat”. We sell one seat.
9 or more reps dial, all day
Orum
Orum lists unlimited dials as included. Ours are metered at 2,500 minutes a seat.
Your team works in Salesforce, Outreach, Salesloft or Gong
Orum
Orum lists all four, plus HubSpot and Apollo. We have no sync with any of them.
You call outside the US and Canada
Orum
Orum lists international calling as included. We call US and Canadian numbers only.
You dial from CSV lists
Five at a Time
Leads come in by CSV and the importer guesses the phone and name columns.
You want to pay by the month
Five at a Time
Orum bills per user, annually. We bill monthly and have no annual plan.
You want call coaching without an add-on
Five at a Time
Orum lists AI Coaching as a paid add-on. Ours scores each call against your script, in the seat.
Orum facts in this list are from its pricing page.[1] Our other gaps, whoever you compare us with: No SOC 2 report or other third-party security audit yet. No virtual sales floor or team video rooms. No mobile app. It runs in a desktop browser.
What Orum includes that we do not
Orum’s pricing page lists these as included: power and parallel dialing, unlimited dials, up to 10 caller IDs a month, voicemail drop, salesfloor rooms, AI call summaries, international calling.[1] We have no voicemail drop, no sales floor and no calling outside the US and Canada, and our dials are metered. A team of 9 or more that needs any of those four should buy Orum.
What we put in the seat that Orum sells as an add-on is coaching: each call is scored against your script after it ends. How the dialer works covers the rest.
Orum or Five at a Time
Does Orum have a minimum number of seats?
Yes. Orum’s pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat”, as read on November 13, 2026. Five at a Time has no seat minimum, so one seat is enough.
Is Five at a Time cheaper than Orum?
Orum publishes no price, so nobody outside a quote can say exactly. 9 seats of Five at a Time are $16,200 a year at $150 a seat a month, inside the included minutes. Vendr’s buyer data reports a median Orum contract of $24,000 a year across 93 purchases, which is a reported figure and not Orum’s price list.
Can a solo rep buy Orum?
Not as one seat. Orum’s pricing page states a 9-seat minimum. One seat of Five at a Time is $150 a month, or $1,800 a year inside the included minutes.
Does Orum have a free trial?
Orum’s pricing page lists a free trial limited to 500 dials. Five at a Time’s trial is 10 conversations or 24 hours from the first dial, whichever comes first, with a card saved and your business verified before that dial. The plan starts on the card when the trial ends unless you cancel.
Does Five at a Time have unlimited dials like Orum?
No. Orum lists unlimited dials as included. Five at a Time meters minutes: 2,500 a seat a month, pooled across the team, then 5 cents a minute. There is no unlimited plan.
Does Five at a Time work with Salesforce, Outreach or Salesloft?
No. Leads come in by CSV and nothing syncs to a CRM or a sequencer. Orum lists integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, Gong and Apollo.
Sources
Orum, pricing page. No prices shown. States "Minimum 9-Seat" and a free trial limited to 500 dials. Read November 13, 2026.
Orum, homepage. Per user, billed annually; demo request. Read November 13, 2026.
10 conversations or one day on five lines, free. You add a card and we check your business before the first call. After the trial your plan starts on that card at $150 a seat a month unless you cancel.