DialMyCalls vs Salesmsg (2026): which should you pick?

Pick DialMyCalls if

• Fits if you need to alert a list of members, parents or customers
• Works for small groups of up to 25 contacts

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want a phone system, as it has no extensions or desk phones
• Pricey if your list grows, as the contact plan rises with it
• Watch out: conference calling and a toll-free vanity number show up only on the credit plan
• Tight if you want replies on contact-based plans, which need a 2-way plan

Pick Salesmsg if

• Fits if your sales team lives in HubSpot or Salesforce and wants every text logged there
• Works for SMS broadcasts and drip campaigns as well as one-to-one chats

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if your team calls a lot, as every call minute comes out of the same credits as texts
• Tight if you want a proper look first, since the trial is 25 credits, 10 contacts and a watermark on texts
• Not for you if you want a full phone system rather than texting with calls on the side
• Watch out: extra seats are $10 a month but share the same credits, and plan credits don't roll over
• Watch out: a local US number adds 10DLC fees, $15 once and $10 a month, and AI agents use 2 credits a message

DialMyCalls

• It broadcasts to lists; it does not provide desk phones, extensions or an office call-handling system.
• Conference calling, a toll-free vanity number and some calling features appear only on the credit-based plan in the comparison table.
• Contact-based pricing rises with list size, and lists above 12,000 contacts need a custom quote.
• Inbound texting is free on the credit-based plan but needs a 2-way plan on the other two.

Salesmsg

• Texts and calls share one credit pool: an SMS uses 1, an MMS 2, a call minute 1 and a forwarded minute 2. AI texting agents add 2 per message, and plan credits do not roll over.
• Extra seats cost $10 a month and extra numbers $5 a month; a US local number adds carrier 10DLC fees, including a $10 monthly campaign fee and $15 one-time verification.
• Basic and Pro differ mainly in their credit tiers; Basic tops out at 7,500 credits a month, and more needs Pro or Enterprise.
• The trial gives 25 credits on a temporary number, reaches up to 10 contacts, and adds a "Salesmsg Trial:" watermark to outgoing texts.

DialMyCalls

Mass texting

Sends one text or MMS to a whole list, with templates, variable fields, landline-enabled texting and two-way replies; the page says no carrier fees are added.

Voice broadcasting

Places automated calls with text-to-speech or recorded audio, answering machine detection and options such as push to leave a message or push to opt out.

Email broadcasting

Sends bulk email alongside calls and texts from one contact list, so a single notification can go out on all three channels.

Numbers and caller ID

Each plan on the pricing page includes one local or toll-free number free, and the higher-tier calling features include a toll-free vanity number.

Apps, API and integrations

iOS and Android apps, a Chrome extension, an API and prebuilt integrations are listed on every plan, with unlimited seats and two-factor sign-in.

Salesmsg

Two-way texting and shared inbox

Send and receive SMS and MMS from a computer or phone on a local or toll-free number, with shared team inboxes, scheduled messages and after-hours auto-replies.

Calling and power dialer

Inbound and outbound calls from the business number, recorded, transcribed and synced to the CRM, with round-robin or IVR routing and a power dialer for call lists.

Broadcasts and drip campaigns

One-off broadcasts, multi-step drips with ringless voicemail and delays, and sends timed to each contact's own dates, triggered from CRM events.

CRM sync

Native two-way sync with HubSpot and Salesforce logs texts, calls and AI summaries on the contact record; Pipedrive, ActiveCampaign and Keap also connect.

AI agents

A booking agent schedules meetings through Calendly, a calling agent answers calls when the team is offline, and an inbox agent replies to and routes common texts.

HIPAA mode

Turns on encryption, 2FA, session controls and audit logging; Salesmsg says it provides a BAA for qualifying accounts.

DialMyCalls

• Contact Based$7.49

  per month for up to 25 contacts

  Unlimited texts and calls to a fixed contact list; the price rises with the list, and annual billing takes 10% off.

• Credit Based$9.99

  per month for 150 credits

  1 credit per message; unused credits roll over and extra credits cost 7 cents each. Annual billing takes 10% off.

• Pay As You Go$15

  one-time, minimum 200 credits

  Credits bought as needed, from 7.5 cents each at 200 credits down to 3.8 cents at 100,000, with no monthly fee.

• Custom PricingCustom

  Tailored plans for larger accounts, arranged by contacting the vendor.

Salesmsg

• Basic$21

  per month for 500 credits, billed annually ($25 billed monthly)

  1 seat and 1 number included. Price rises with credits: $84 a month billed annually ($99 monthly) at 2,500 credits a month, up to 7,500.

• Pro$277

  per month for 10,000 credits, billed annually ($329 billed monthly)

  The larger credit tiers for heavier texting and calling, with 1 seat and 1 number. $1,260 a month billed annually ($1,499 monthly) at 50,000 credits.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Custom credits, seats and numbers for businesses where texting is central to operations, through sales.

DialMyCalls

• Annual discount

  10% off with annual billing

  The pricing page offers a 10% saving when the Contact Based or Credit Based monthly plan is paid annually.

Salesmsg

• Annual discount

  Two months free with annual billing

  The pricing page says annual billing gets 2 months free: Basic is $21 a month billed yearly against $25 monthly, and Pro $277 against $329.