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.
Orum pricing: nine seats minimum, and no price on the page
Orum publishes no prices. Its pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat” and lists a free trial limited to 500 dials[1], and it bills per user, annually.[2]
What Orum’s own pages say
- Published price
- None[1]
- Seat minimum
- 9[1]
- Billing
- Per user, billed annually[2]
- Free trial
- Limited to 500 dials[1]
- How you buy
- Demo and quote[2]
- Lines at once
- Set by your admin[3]
Read on November 13, 2026. Orum’s current pricing page gives no line count. Its help centre says an admin sets the cap.
What nine seats comes to
Orum gives no price for its minimum. Vendr’s buyer data gives a range, so the best anyone outside a quote can do is multiply.
At the low end Vendr reports
9 seatstimes$100times12 monthsequals$10,800
At the high end Vendr reports
9 seatstimes$200times12 monthsequals$21,600
This is arithmetic, not Orum’s price. Vendr reports that most buyers land between $100 and $200 a user a month.[4] We multiplied that range by Orum’s 9-seat minimum and twelve months. A real quote can land outside it.
What buyers report paying
$24,000
a year: the median Orum contract reported to Vendr, across 93 purchases[4]
The reported contracts run from $5,400 to $103,376 a year.[4] Vendr collects these from buyers and calls its ranges indicative, so treat them as a sense of scale. The median is a contract total across all 93 purchases, whatever their seat count, so it does not have to sit inside the 9-seat sums above.
Two things on Orum’s own pages shape the number you will be quoted. Billing is annual[2], so the commitment is the year. And the minimum is 9 seats[1], so a team of four still has to buy 9. What a parallel dialer costs covers seat prices, seat minimums and minutes together.
In the seat, and on top of it
From Orum’s pricing page. If a feature you need is in the second list, ask for it priced on the quote.
Included
- Power and parallel dialing
- Unlimited dials
- Up to 10 caller IDs a month
- Voicemail drop
- Salesfloor rooms
- AI call summaries
- International calling
Paid add-ons
- AI Coaching
- Webhooks
- Ascend Limited seats for part-time dialers
Orum also lists integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, Gong and Apollo. Ask which are in your plan.
Orum, pricing page, read on November 13, 2026.[1]
Nine seats, or one, at a public price
Five at a Time is the dialer we make. It is $150 a seat a month, so these sums need no source but our own pricing page.
Five at a Time, the same 9 seats
9 seatstimes$150times12 monthsequals$16,200
Five at a Time, one seat
1 seattimes$150times12 monthsequals$1,800
Both lines assume each seat stays inside its 2,500 included minutes (22,500 pooled across 9 seats). Past the pool a minute is 5 cents, and Orum lists unlimited dials, so a team that dials very hard should run its own numbers on the pricing page. Billing is monthly and you can drop a seat or leave after any month.
Orum is the pick if you have 9 or more reps, your team works in Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft or Gong, you call outside the US and Canada, or you want unlimited dials. We have none of that. No Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach or Salesloft sync. Leads come in by CSV. Calls US and Canadian numbers only. Minutes are metered. There is no unlimited plan.
If you are one rep, or a team under 9, Orum’s minimum rules you out. Five at a Time for solo reps and Orum alternatives start from there.
Orum pricing questions
How much does Orum cost?
Orum does not publish prices. Vendr’s buyer data reports a median contract of $24,000 a year across 93 purchases, with a range of $5,400 to $103,376. Vendr also reports that most buyers land between $100 and $200 a user a month. Those figures come from buyers, Vendr calls its ranges indicative, and they are not Orum’s price list.
Does Orum have a minimum number of seats?
Yes. Orum’s pricing page says “Minimum 9-Seat”, as read on November 13, 2026.
What do 9 Orum seats cost a year?
Orum does not say. As arithmetic on Vendr’s reported range of $100 to $200 a user a month, 9 seats for twelve months come to $10,800 to $21,600. That is our multiplication of a reported range, not a quote from Orum.
Is Orum billed monthly or annually?
Orum’s site says per user, billed annually.
Does Orum have a free trial?
Yes, with a cap. Orum’s pricing page lists a free trial limited to 500 dials.
What costs extra at Orum?
Orum’s pricing page lists these as paid add-ons: AI Coaching, Webhooks, Ascend Limited seats for part-time dialers.
What can a team under 9 seats buy instead?
A parallel dialer with no seat minimum. Five at a Time, which we make, is $150 a seat a month and sells one seat, so a solo rep pays $1,800 a year inside the included minutes. It has no CRM sync, meters its minutes and calls US and Canadian numbers only. Our Orum alternatives page lists others.
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.
- Orum help centre, "Parallel dialer". The number of lines is capped by an admin. Read November 13, 2026.
- Vendr, Orum pricing marketplace page. Buyer-reported contract data. Vendr calls its ranges indicative. Read November 13, 2026.
- DialSheet, pricing page. Read November 10, 2026.
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