2 seats
2 × $150 × 12
$3,600
$300 a month, with 5,000 minutes in the team’s pool.
Written by Five at a Time, a competing dialer at $150 a seat a month with a one-seat minimum. See the two side by side.
Nooks publishes no prices.[1] Vendr’s buyer data reports a median contract of $30,105 a year across 59 purchases, from $7,674 to $150,897[2]: reported and indicative, not Nooks’ price list.
$30,105median contract
$7,674lowest reported
$150,897highest reported
59 purchases reported to Vendr, read on November 13, 2026. These are contract totals for a year, drawn to scale. They are not a price for a seat, and Vendr calls its ranges indicative.[2]
The median sits close to the low end of that bar. Half the reported contracts were at or under $30,105, and the highest was $150,897. Where your quote lands depends on how many seats you take and for how long.
Six lines to expect on the quote. For each one: what Nooks’ site says, what Vendr’s buyers report, and what to ask for.
| the quote | On Nooks’ site | Reported by Vendr | Ask for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price for a seat | Not published.[1] | No figure for a seat. | The price at your seat count, in writing. |
| Seats you must buy | A minimum of 2.[3] | Not covered. | Whether your team size changes the price for a seat. |
| Onboarding | Not stated. | $2,000 to $10,000 or more.[2] | The fee, and what it covers. |
| Term | Not stated on Nooks’ site.[1] | Annual in 60 to 70% of deals, multi-year in 25 to 35%. Month to month is rare and carries a 20 to 30% premium.[2] | The shortest term, and what month to month adds. |
| Contact data | ZoomInfo, Cognism and LeadIQ data need your own subscription.[1] | Not covered. | Which data, if any, comes with the seat. |
| Phone numbers | Number registration and reputation monitoring are listed as features. No price.[6] | Not covered. | How many numbers a seat gets, and what extra numbers cost. |
| Total for the year | by quote | ||
Nooks’ pages and Vendr’s were read on November 13, 2026. “Not stated” means the page we read does not say, not that the answer is no.
A seat price is one line of a dialer contract. On Nooks, three others are worth pinning down before you compare the quote with anything.
The first is onboarding. Vendr reports fees of $2,000 to $10,000 or more.[2] For scale, the lowest contract reported to Vendr is $7,674 a year.
The second is the term. As Vendr reports it: annual in 60 to 70% of deals, multi-year in 25 to 35%. Month to month is rare and carries a 20 to 30% premium.[2] If you want to leave after a quarter, price that in.
The third is data. Nooks lists prospect research among its features[5], and its pricing page notes that ZoomInfo, Cognism and LeadIQ data need your own subscription.[1] If your list comes from one of those, that bill stays with you.
Nooks integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft and Apollo[5], so the CRM or sequencer seat is a cost you already carry. It still belongs in the total when you compare against a dialer that does not need one. What a parallel dialer costs lays out the full first-year sum.
Five at a Time is the dialer we make. Its price is public, so this part is arithmetic. Billing is monthly, with no term, and live training is in the seat.
2 × $150 × 12
$3,600
$300 a month, with 5,000 minutes in the team’s pool.
5 × $150 × 12
$9,000
$750 a month, with 12,500 minutes in the team’s pool.
No Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach or Salesloft sync. Leads come in by CSV. No virtual sales floor or team video rooms. Calls US and Canadian numbers only. Minutes are metered. There is no unlimited plan.
A team that needs any of those should take the Nooks demo. The totals also assume you stay inside 2,500 minutes a seat; past that a minute is 5 cents, and the pricing page has a calculator for it.
Nooks does not publish prices. Vendr’s buyer data reports a median contract of $30,105 a year across 59 purchases, with a range of $7,674 to $150,897. Those are reported contract totals that Vendr calls indicative. They are not a Nooks price list.
Nooks states no price per user, and we found none with a named source, so we do not print one. Vendr’s figures are whole-contract totals. The way to get a number for a seat is a quote from Nooks.
Yes. Nooks’ own blog states a minimum of 2 seats, as read on November 13, 2026.
Nooks’ site does not say. Vendr’s buyer data reports onboarding fees of $2,000 to $10,000 or more. Ask for the fee in writing before you accept a quote.
Nooks’ site does not state a contract term. Vendr reports this mix: Annual in 60 to 70% of deals, multi-year in 25 to 35%. Month to month is rare and carries a 20 to 30% premium.
Nooks’ site offers a demo, with no self-serve sign-up or free trial listed.
Yes, several. Five at a Time, which we make, is $150 a seat a month with no seat minimum, so two seats are $3,600 a year and five are $9,000 inside the included minutes. It has no CRM sync and calls US and Canadian numbers only, so it does not replace Nooks for a team that needs either. Our Nooks alternatives page lists others with their prices.
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