Symbo pricing
Symbo charges $60, $100 or $150 a user a month for its Essential, Pro and Power Dial dialer plans, and lays out every feature across the three in one comparison table.
How Symbo pricing works
- Pricing model
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Symbo charges per user per month on three plans, with annual billing saving up to 10 percent and a free trial on every plan. Essential at $60 includes the integrated dialer, unlimited calling to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia under a fair usage policy, caller identity spam prevention, number health and reputation monitoring, do not call screening, voicemail drop, call transfer and transfer groups, an inbound phone tree with routing and queuing, live coaching and whisper, call recording, text messaging and webhook integrations.
Pro at $100 adds dynamic US local presence across more than 300 area codes, call transcription, call insights, sentiment analysis and talk time ratio. Symbo's FAQ says local presence does not require Power Dial, since Pro includes it. Power Dial at $150 adds up to four simultaneous outbound lines with local presence on each, automatic dialing, call list management, automatic retry and automatic call outcomes.
Every plan also includes a full sales engagement platform with unlimited sequences, a record system with integrations, email automation and tracking, pipeline management, a calendar scheduler, trigger automations and team analytics. The plans differ on dialing, not on the platform. International calling is charged per minute by destination. Outbound texts are charged per message and cannot be sent until the company is registered and approved under the carrier framework for application to person messaging. Symbo publishes neither rate.
- Setup and implementation
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Symbo lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, professional services rate or minimum seat count. Plans need no contract and can be upgraded or downgraded at any time, with mid cycle upgrades prorated. Symbo says most teams are dialing within 15 minutes of connecting their record system, importing contacts and choosing a dialing mode. The dialer installs as a native widget inside five named record systems, and a browser extension covers a sixth. No number provisioning is required. Symbo says there are no tiered number packages and no nursing of individual numbers, because it maintains the local presence pools centrally and allocates them automatically.
Account sharing and unauthorized call automation are prohibited.
A major review site lists five parallel lines and a $25 entry price for Symbo. Symbo's own figures are four lines and $60.
Symbo pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Symbo and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- SymboEssential $60 a user a month; Pro $100; Power Dial $150
- PhoneBurner$140 a user a month billed annually, or $165 monthly
- KixieNo published price. Three plans with a 7 day free trial and no card
- Klenty$50 a month on Starter billed annually, unlimited users; per user plans from $70
- Ring.ioStartup $90 a user a month billed annually ($120 monthly); free plan for one rep
- TitanXPhone Intent from $375 a seat a month; Precision Dialer from $475; billed annually, three seat minimum
- Aloware$30 per user a month on iPro billed annually, minimum 10 users; Startup packages from $199 a month for up to 3 users
Symbo pricing, answered
How much does Symbo cost?
Symbo charges $60, $100 or $150 a user a month for its Essential, Pro and Power Dial dialer plans, and lays out every feature across the three in one comparison table. Account sharing and unauthorized call automation are prohibited. A major review site lists five parallel lines and a $25 entry price for Symbo.
Does Symbo charge a setup or implementation fee?
Symbo lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, professional services rate or minimum seat count. Plans need no contract and can be upgraded or downgraded at any time, with mid cycle upgrades prorated. Symbo says most teams are dialing within 15 minutes of connecting their record system, importing contacts and choosing a dialing mode. The dialer installs as a native widget inside five named record systems, and a browser extension covers a sixth. No number provisioning is required. Symbo says there are no tiered number packages and no nursing of individual numbers, because it maintains the local presence pools centrally and allocates them automatically.