What is pay-per-call software?
It runs the business of selling phone calls. It gives you tracking numbers, qualifies callers with an IVR, routes each call to a buyer and records what each call earned. Some platforms also run live auctions, where buyers bid on each call.
What is the best pay-per-call software?
There isn't one answer. It depends on how you sell calls, how you want to start and what you need to pay for. Compare the topics that matter to you in the table, then check each company's own site, since plans change. If you run your own Google Ads and sell calls to buyers, look at CallMatrix: Google Ads sync and conversion upload are built in, and Launch includes ping-post auctions with no monthly fee.
Which pay-per-call platforms have real-time bidding?
CallGrid: The live double-blind auction, with ping and post, is on its Real-Time Bidding plan. CallScaler: Real-time bidding, pinging several buyers at once, is included on its Pay-Per-Call plan and an add-on on its Call Tracking plan. Retreaver: RTB routes calls to the highest-bidding buyers in real time. Ringba: Real-Time Bidding and Ping/Post Call Trading are listed for the Enterprise plan. TrackDrive: Two-step ping/post real-time bidding. CallMatrix: Ping-post auctions with expected-value bidding on Launch, Growth and Scale.
How do you get started with each one?
CallGrid: Its pricing page asks you to book a demo. CallScaler: Online sign-up with a 14-day free trial. Retreaver: Online sign-up for a free trial, and interactive demos. Ringba: Online sign-up from its pricing page, or a demo. TrackDrive: Online sign-up. CallMatrix: Request access, then build campaigns, IVR and routing for free.
Is this list neutral?
We make CallMatrix, and it's on the list, so weigh our entry with that in mind. Every fact about the other five comes from their own websites, with a link and the date we checked. The table and the cards also show what the others offer that CallMatrix doesn't.