Readymode

An all-in-one outbound platform. You get a suite of dialers — predictive, power and auto — to maximize talk time, a built-in CRM so leads, contacts and activity live in one system, and lead/list management with call lists, dispositions, notes and callback scheduling. Supervisors get call recording, live monitoring and real-time reporting. The pitch: the dialer and CRM come together, so you don't pay for and integrate a separate dialer and CRM — simplifying both the stack and the billing, whether you run a small team or a large floor of agents.

Yes. ReadyMode has a dedicated Starter plan built specifically for small teams of 1–4 users, and hundreds of smaller teams run on it alongside larger call centers on iQ. Small teams get the same core toolkit — predictive dialing, a built-in CRM, unlimited outbound minutes, call recording and reporting — without stitching together separate tools. The platform is designed to scale, so a small team can start on Starter and move up as it grows. In short, ReadyMode serves thousands of clients across the full range, from a handful of agents to enterprise operations.

Pricing is per license, so your monthly cost scales with the number of agents, and outbound minutes are unlimited while inbound is metered at $0.02/min — worth noting for inbound-heavy operations. The upside is how much is bundled: unlimited outbound calling, a built-in CRM, zero setup fees and free implementation, so you're not paying separately for a dialer and a CRM. For teams that call regularly, that all-in-one bundle usually works out cost-effective per agent. Model your expected inbound minutes and agent count so the per-seat and per-minute figures match how your team actually works.

Yes, and it's one of its main selling points. ReadyMode ships with a built-in CRM, so contact records, lead lists, dispositions, notes and callback scheduling all live inside the same platform that runs your dialer. Agents work in one place rather than switching between a separate dialer and CRM, and you avoid paying for and maintaining two integrated subscriptions. The built-in CRM is designed around calling and outbound sales workflows, so teams needing a deep, marketing-grade standalone CRM may still integrate or export data elsewhere — but for running calls it keeps everything together.

Outbound sales teams and call centers of all sizes — from small teams of a few agents on the Starter plan to large operations on iQ — running telemarketing, lead generation, appointment setting, collections and similar work where maximizing talk time matters. It suits teams that want a predictive dialer and CRM in one system, unlimited outbound minutes and supervisor tools, and that value one bundled platform over separate subscriptions. The main considerations are per-seat pricing and metered inbound calling, so it's at its best for teams that make outbound calling a regular, core activity.