Dialics

Overview

Dialics is a call attribution, handling, and pay-per-call platform for teams that need to connect phone leads with marketing activity and revenue. It suits affiliates, agencies, call centers, and businesses that run pay-per-call campaigns. Its breadth is a strong fit when calls drive decisions, while the paid model and small trial budget make a large-scale evaluation harder.

Dialics assigns unique numbers to campaigns and reports calls by keyword, source, and visitor. It also supports routing and buyer-and-vendor commission tracking, extending its reach beyond basic call attribution. Users can purchase local, toll-free, and international virtual numbers without a stated cap on type or quantity, though usage and rental charges apply. Google Ads is supported; Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are marked as upcoming.

Key features

Attribution and call analysis

Dynamic number insertion, keyword-level tracking, and landing-page tracking help connect calls to campaign context. Call recording and conversation intelligence give teams ways to review call activity. These capabilities suit marketers who rely on phone conversions, though teams that depend on Bing Ads or Facebook Ads connections may find the current integration coverage limiting.

Routing and pay-per-call

Standard and menu-based forwarding, IVR, call queues, greetings, voicemail, and automatic SMS replies cover common call-handling needs. For pay-per-call operations, Dialics can track buyer revenue and vendor commissions. That combination is useful for teams managing both call flow and campaign economics in one platform.

API, support, and data handling

Dialics provides API documentation for connecting the service with corporate systems. Technical support is described as available around the clock by live chat, email, or phone. Its privacy policy says access to personal data is limited and names antivirus software, a web application firewall, and traffic filtering among its safeguards, while acknowledging that full protection cannot be guaranteed. DigitalOcean hosts the platform, Stripe processes payments, and user data may be stored on contractor servers.

Pricing

Dialics is paid, with a seven-day trial and no free plan. The trial includes a $10 balance for buying one phone number and testing the service. That is enough to try a basic setup, but it constrains evaluation of multiple numbers or a broader campaign.

The published USA examples show the costs that can shape a campaign budget. International rates may vary.

These are usage-based example rates rather than a bundled monthly subscription, so costs will depend on number rentals, call minutes, and enabled services. The cheaper-looking zero-priced entries still carry per-use charges. Teams planning meaningful volume should account for those charges alongside number rental.

Platforms

Dialics is available on the web and through an API. That makes it relevant to teams that need a browser-based service or want to connect call data with corporate systems.

Who it's for

Dialics is best suited to affiliates, marketing agencies, call centers, enterprises, and businesses using pay-per-call advertising. It is a particularly coherent choice when a team needs campaign attribution, call routing, and buyer or vendor revenue tracking together. A team seeking a free starting tier or a trial that can cover several numbers should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Broad call workflow: attribution, routing, recording, and conversation intelligence cover both campaign measurement and call handling.
• Pay-per-call tracking: buyer revenue and vendor commissions support teams managing paid call campaigns.
• Flexible number purchasing: local, toll-free, and international numbers are offered without a stated quantity cap.
• Trial scale is limited: the seven-day period and $10 balance cover one number, which restricts a multi-number evaluation.
• Ad integrations are narrow today: Google Ads is supported, while Bing Ads and Facebook Ads are upcoming.
• Usage costs need attention: minutes, rentals, transcription, and automated services can add charges beyond the headline example prices.

Alternatives

Call Tracking Software is the broader category directory for comparing tools in this space.

• Auditcall is a better starting point for teams that want a free account with unlimited users and teams, all features unlocked, and no platform fee or contract; its pay-as-you-go minutes still carry usage charges.
• CallScaler may suit teams that want a free call marketplace or a paid call-tracking plan; its listed Call Tracking plan starts at $65 a month, billed annually, plus usage.
• Nimbata offers a free Entry plan with online and offline tracking, reports, spam filtering, and one call flow, making it a stronger fit for teams that want a free baseline.
• OpenAva has a free web plan with one connected account and CRM basics, but no included AI, leads, or calls; consider it when those basics match the need.
• Teldrip offers a pay-as-you-go starter with no base fee or minimums, which may fit teams prioritizing a no-base-charge model.
• Jet Interactive lists a 10.00 AUD monthly charge per tracking number, plus calls at 6¢/min, and supports a wider range of platforms; it may suit buyers who need those platform options and per-number pricing.
• Callcap is another paid call-tracking option, with a listed starting price of $79 a month; services and pricing vary by offering and quantity.
• CallSource CallTrack uses custom pricing under a monthly contract, suited to buyers who want pricing tailored to number count, expected minutes, and optional features.

Verdict

Choose Dialics if your team needs campaign-level call attribution alongside routing and pay-per-call revenue tracking, and its usage-based model fits your expected volume. Its main advantage is covering those connected workflows in one web and API service. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan, a larger trial budget, or broader current ad-platform integrations.