Manual
one callPaste a number and call. Who they are shows up beside the dial pad, so you never go in cold. Save the outcome and a follow-up before you move on.
For the one-off call
Founder-led sales means you are the SDR, the AE, and the person who updates the CRM. Redialler takes the last two off you. Open a tab, work the list, and the notes are on the record before you have finished the coffee.
10 min
from sign-up to first call
1
seat, plus a few local numbers. That is the whole bill.
0
CRM admin after the calls
Any
laptop, any country, a headset
You do not have time to set up a dialler, and you do not have time to write up thirty calls. Both problems are solved here.
Nothing to set up
Sign in, connect your CRM, buy two numbers. Calling. No telephony project.
Show up local
A number from their area on every call. Cold calls get picked up more, and callbacks come to you.
Notes done for you
Recording, transcript, summary, next step. On the record while you are on the next call.
Speed when you want it
Start one at a time. Switch to parallel when the list is long and the pitch is tight.
Calls between meetings
Fifteen minutes free? Open the tab, do six calls, close it. The list picks up where you left it.
Grows with the first hire
Invite your first rep. Same lists, same numbers, and you can hear their calls.
Same screen, same notes, same local numbers. The only thing that changes is how many calls are going at once.
Paste a number and call. Who they are shows up beside the dial pad, so you never go in cold. Save the outcome and a follow-up before you move on.
For the one-off call
Load a list and work it top to bottom. Finish a call, log the outcome, and the next person is already up. Callbacks that are due come first. People who are asleep or on holiday are flagged before you dial.
For working a list
Put your headset on and Redialler calls several people from your list at the same time. The first one who answers is talking to you within the same second. The rest are dropped and saved as attempts. Only the real conversation gets recorded and noted.
Redialler slows down on its own if too many people pick up at once, so nobody answers to silence.
For the most conversations per hour
Every call is recorded and written up for you. Pick the outcome, add a line if you want, and move to the next person. The recording, a clean transcript, and a follow-up reminder land on the contact's record in your CRM.
Your CRM stays your CRM. Redialler adds calling on top. It does not copy your contacts somewhere new.
Call with Dana Whitfield
Northwind Roofing · today, 10:43
from the transcript
YouWould Thursday morning work for a proper look?
DanaThursday works. Send the invite to the ops alias and loop in Marcus.
YouThursday at 10:30 your time. I will put the reminder in now.
No new database, no import, no place for contacts to go stale. Redialler reads your CRM and writes back to it. If you stop using it, nothing is stranded.
what you need
Your CRM
Contacts and lists come from your CRM. Calls, notes, recordings, and tasks go straight back.
Your browser
Open a tab, plug in a headset, and call. No desk phone, no app to install, on any computer.
Your keyboard
Dial, mute, save, hang up, next. Your hands never leave the keys, so a hundred calls feel like ten.
Sign in and link your CRM. Your contacts and lists show up in Redialler as they are.
Buy a few local numbers or switch on the ones you own. Choose a list and how many people you call at once.
Headset on. Work the list. Every call is logged, recorded, and written up while you move to the next one.
Redialler reads lists from your CRM. Import the sheet there first. Attio takes a CSV in a minute.
Yes. You need a browser and a headset. Your numbers are US local numbers, so prospects see a local caller.
It still saves you the write-up on every one, and the callbacks still come back on time. Start with one number.
Per seat, plus a flat monthly rate per number. No setup fee, cancel any time.
Sign in, pick a local number, and make your first call from the browser in a few minutes.