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Dial - Phone Numbers for AI Agents

by Dial

12

Reviews

4.8

Star rating

#42

Rank in Communication Platform as a Service (CPaaS)

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      Key stats

      -90.9%

      83

      Small Business

      1

      Adoption by company size

      SegmentShare of reviews
      Small Business91.7%
      Mid-Market8.3%
      Enterprise0.0%

      Quarterly history

      QuarterReviewsStar rating
      2026 Q2114.7
      2026 Q315.0

      Satisfaction ratings

      Ease of Use9.8
      Ease of Setup9.4
      Quality of Support9.8
      Meets Requirements8.9

      What reviewers say

      One of the the Cleanest API I've Worked With ,I got an AI Calls Live in Minutes

      5.0

      “The simplicity and stability!!!!! The speed from zero to a live AI call. I connected Dial to a React Native app and had outbound AI agent calls working e2e,number provisioned, call placed, transcript delivered via webhook in one shot, all within few minutes. brilliant...”

      Technical Architect

      Ridiculously Fast Provisioning and Rock-Solid Call Routing

      5.0

      “The best part is how ridiculously fast it is to provision a number and connect it to our stack. Dial removes all the usual telecom friction. You just grab a number, point it to your agent, and it works. It lets us focus on fine-tuning the AI instead of debugging phone lines, and ”

      Business Intelligence Developer

      Rock-Solid Phone Infrastructure That Lets Us Build Fast

      5.0

      “Persistent, reliable phone numbers that work beautifully. We built a real product in one night because the infrastructure was solid and got out of the way. All we had to focus was on our product and architecture, while the Dial team handled the rest. That's what matters.”

      Java Developer