What this is

Every price, seat minimum, contract term, feature flag and score on this site is rendered from one dataset. This page publishes that dataset so anyone can check a table against its source, build on it, or cite it directly.

JSON: /data/dialers.json, full records including plans, verification provenance, gotchas, hands-on status and changelog.
CSV: /data/dialers.csv, one flat row per vendor for spreadsheets.

Both are regenerated on every deploy from the same TypeScript records the pages render from, so a figure here cannot disagree with a figure on a page.

Licence and citation

Published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Use it, republish it, build on it, including commercially, with attribution to MRR Nerds and a link to https://www.mrrnerds.com.

Suggested citation:

MRR Nerds. "Sales dialer dataset." https://www.mrrnerds.com/data. Retrieved <date>.

If you cite a single vendor's price, cite its verification record too: the verification object on each vendor gives the date, method, source URL, archive URL and quoted text.

Fields

Field	Meaning
entry_usd_any_tier	Cheapest published tier for one seat, USD per month. Null when the vendor does not publish a price.
entry_usd_with_power_dialer	Cheapest published tier that includes a power dialer. This is the figure the site's tables show, because several vendors' entry tiers are click-to-call only.
telephony_model	included (minutes bundled in the seat), metered (billed on top), byoc (bring your own carrier, you pay the carrier directly), mixed.
pricing_transparency	published, published_without_units, gated_behind_demo, removed_during_2026, page_broken. Evidence is in the verification record.
seat_minimum, annual_contract_required	As enforced by the vendor on the verification date.
known_gotchas	Contract or pricing details that change the real bill, each with a source URL and date.
where_it_wins, where_it_loses	The case in which this product beats, or loses to, a named alternative, with the deciding number.
scores	Five rubric sub-scores from 0 to 5 and the weighted total. Weights are in the `rubric` object at the top of the JSON and on the methodology page. The total is computed, never stored.
verification	verified_at, verified_by, source_url, archive_url, quoted_text, method, and the third party named when the method is an estimate.
hands_on	Whether we have dialed on the tool ourselves. As of the current release every record is false; reviews say so above their score.
changelog	Dated, attributed notes on what changed in the record and why.

What is deliberately not in the dataset

Third-party ratings from G2, Capterra or Trustpilot. They appear in prose on review pages with their review counts and retrieval dates, but we do not republish another site's aggregate as structured data.

Update cadence

Every vendor is re-verified at least quarterly against its pricing page, and any reader-reported change is checked within a week. Every check is appended to the verification log. The last_substantive_update field is the most recent changelog date for that vendor, and it drives the page's sitemap lastmod.

Corrections

If a value here is wrong, email hello@mrrnerds.com with the vendor page URL. The fix is logged on /corrections and in the verification log, and the JSON updates on the next deploy.

The dialer dataset