Pricing · prices checked November 2026
Dialzara pricing (2026)
Every plan Dialzara publishes, what usage past a plan costs, a worked month and the questions to ask before you sign. Published by Ahoya — a competitor, so every figure links to Dialzara's own page.
The short answer
Dialzara publishes 4 paid plans, from $29 a month (Business Lite, 60 minutes) to $349 a month (Business Elite, 1,000 minutes). Every plan includes appointment booking; overage is published and gets cheaper as the plans get bigger.
Dialzara plans and prices
| Plan | Monthly | Includes | Past the plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Lite | $29/mo | 60 minutes | $0.48 per minute |
| Business Pro | $99/mo | 220 minutes | $0.45 per minute |
| Business Plus | $199/mo | 500 minutes | $0.40 per minute |
| Business Elite | $349/mo | 1,000 minutes | $0.35 per minute |
Source: Dialzara pricing page, checked November 2026. USD, month-to-month unless marked.
- 7-day free trial on inbound voice; no setup fee.
- White-glove setup included with paid plans.
- SMS agent included free with a voice plan; a done-for-you service is quoted separately.
A worked month
A month of 100 calls averaging 3 minutes. We pick Dialzara's cheapest plan that can be priced from what it publishes.
Dialzara: Business Pro
$135/mo
- Business Pro: $99, includes 220 minutes
- 80 minutes past the plan × $0.45 = $36
Ahoya: Starter, 300 minutes
$69/mo
- Starter: $49, includes 250 minutes
- 50 minutes past the plan × $0.40 = $20
- 100 calls × 3 minutes = 300 minutes of calls.
- Staying on Business Lite would cost $144.20 ($29 + 240 × $0.48).
Run your own volume through the cost-comparison calculator.
What the money buys
- Every plan: 24/7 answering, appointment booking, lead qualification, call routing, voicemail transcription, CRM and calendar integration, 10 languages and a custom AI voice.
- Business Pro and up add priority support; Business Plus and up let you edit the prompt yourself.
- Business Elite adds initial prompt setup, an SLA, blind and warm transfers, multi-location setup, advanced integrations and API access.
Where Dialzara fits better
Dialzara fits better if your line is genuinely quiet — its entry plan is one of the cheapest published ways to get booking on every call — or if you want 10 languages and white-glove setup included from the first paid plan.
How Ahoya prices the same calls
Flat monthly minute plans. Past the plan, $0.40 a minute, and usage is hard-capped at 2× the plan's minutes — so the worst-case bill is printed below.
| Ahoya plan | Monthly | Billed annually | Includes | Most you can pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/mo | $39/mo | 250 minutes | $149 |
| Growth | $179/mo | $143/mo | 1,000 minutes | $579 |
| Scale | $399/mo | $319/mo | 2,500 minutes | $1,399 |
Free trial on a real number, no card. Full details on Ahoya pricing; the feature-by-feature comparison is on Dialzara alternative.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Dialzara cost in 2026?
Dialzara publishes 4 paid plans, from $29 a month (Business Lite, 60 minutes) to $349 a month (Business Elite, 1,000 minutes).
What does Dialzara charge past the plan?
Each minute past the plan costs $0.48 on the smallest plan, falling to $0.35 on the largest. There is no published cap on a busy month.
Is Dialzara cheaper than Ahoya?
It depends on your month. For a month of 100 calls averaging 3 minutes, Dialzara costs $135 (Business Pro) and Ahoya $69 (Starter). Ahoya is $66 cheaper that month. Price your own volume in the cost-comparison calculator.
How current are these Dialzara prices?
Every figure was read from Dialzara's own pricing page (https://dialzara.com/pricing) in November 2026. Vendors change prices without notice — confirm on their site before you sign.