CallRail alternatives in 2026, with every price checked

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CallRail Lead Tracking is $55/mo, with 5 local numbers and 250 minutes. Past that, local minutes are $0.06/min and numbers $3/number/mo. Toll-free costs more on both.

Lead Conversion, with call summaries and sentiment, is $165/mo. Form tracking is a separate “Complete” plan. So the plan you need depends on which features you use.

Add up your numbers and minutes before you compare. At volume, usage can cost more than the plan.

Marketing Lite is $79/mo. Its plans include no numbers or minutes, so both are billed on top: local minutes are $0.04/min and local numbers $2/number/mo.

Users are unlimited and call recording is free. Its bigger plans add form tracking and transcription allowances.

The Call Tracking plan is $30/mo and includes a $30 usage credit. Local minutes are $0.045/min and local numbers $2.50/number/mo.

Agency plans start at $500 a month. There is no annual discount shown.

The Call Tracking plan is $95/mo, and the Pay Per Call plan is $600/mo. Both are cheaper paid yearly. Usage runs from a prepaid balance.

Local numbers are $0.50/number/mo, and local minutes $0.045/min. It charges $10 to port a number out.

Starter is $15/mo and includes 5 numbers and 500 minutes. Local minutes are $0.07/min on Starter and less on Agency, which is $55/mo. Numbers are $2/number/mo.

It is monthly only.

Ringba Business is $147/mo and Pro is $297/mo. Call minutes are $0.05/min and numbers from $2/number/mo.

Real-time bidding and ping/post call trading are only on Enterprise, which is priced by quote.

Ringba is widely used by pay-per-call networks.

TrackDrive has no plan fee. You pay per use instead: local tracking is $0.055/min and covers both legs of the call, toll-free $0.06/min, and numbers $4/number/mo.

Committing to a monthly spend, from $50 up to $8,000, lowers every rate.

It is built for pay-per-call routing, with no monthly plan.

Invoca publishes no prices. Every plan on its pricing page says “Get Your Quote”, and it counts phone numbers per year.

It is built for large brands that want conversation analytics, and it is sold through sales.

Kurrent gives a call desk the tools it needs, in one place:

• Every SIP line and phone number is a source with its own routing.
• Limits for each source: calls at once, calls per second and SIP invites per minute.
• Calls are screened before they ring: your blacklist, then any validation APIs you choose.
• A pre-ping asks the buyer if it wants the call before you transfer it.
• Webhooks for call events as they happen, plus a full API.
• A call log and raw SIP logs, so you can trace any call end to end.

Kurrent charges one monthly fee, 50% off the call-tracking bill you pay now, and adds nothing to your minutes. You pay the carrier directly on your own Telnyx account, from $0.0032/min and $1/number/mo.

Limits: Kurrent’s minimum is $1,795 a month. There is no free trial; we set it up with you. You need your own Telnyx account.

Marchex. AI conversation insights for customer calls, for sales and service teams. Pricing: by quote. Its site shows no prices, and marchex.com/pricing returns a 404 page. Read on marchex.com, 5 October 2026.

Nimbata. Call tracking that charges per answered call, not per minute. Pricing: Pro is $39/mo, plus a rate for each answered call that its pricing page shows only in a cost calculator. Read on nimbata.com, 5 October 2026.

CallSource. Call tracking, call management and performance coaching for car dealers, hearing care, home services and pest control. Pricing: by quote. Its site shows no prices, and callsource.com/pricing returns a 404 page. Read on callsource.com, 5 October 2026.