More than a parallel dialer.
AI voice agents, in early access, will answer and call back. Reps dial in power, local presence or parallel. Your own AI will ask for calls through MCP. Every call gets the same checks.
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Book a demoOrum is a parallel dialer for sales teams, in market today, with SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO certifications listed on its trust page. DialSavvy includes parallel dialing as one mode, and adds AI voice agents (early access), MCP for your own AI agents (coming), managed telephony, published pricing, countries outside the US and compliance checks before every call.
A parallel dialer for sales teams, in market today, with SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO certifications listed on its trust page.
Includes parallel dialing as one mode, and adds:
DialSavvy's side says what works today; anything else is marked Early access or Coming.
Yes, for teams that want parallel dialing and more. DialSavvy has parallel dialing as one mode and adds AI voice agents (early access), managed telephony, compliance checks before every call and published prices. Orum is ahead today as a shipping product with SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO certifications; DialSavvy is in invite-only early access.
01 · Honest answers
We would rather you hear it from us. If one of these decides it for you, Orum may be the better fit for now.
All sourcesA shipping, in-market product. DialSavvy is in early access.
Our status, in full: What's live and coming
Independent security attestations: SOC 2 Type 2 and several ISO certifications.
A coaching add-on with roleplay and scorecards.
A Hiya partnership for number reputation (May 2026).
02 · Built to win
In the product today unless marked Early access or Coming. Parallel dialing is one mode; the platform around it is the difference.
What's live and comingAI voice agents, in early access, will answer and call back. Reps dial in power, local presence or parallel. Your own AI will ask for calls through MCP. Every call gets the same checks.
Per seat, monthly or billed yearly. No seat minimum below Enterprise.
US$25
per seat / monthUS$59
per seat / monthBilled yearly. US$30 and US$69 billed monthly.
Early-access pricing — final at launch
Orum, for comparison
One plan (Ascend). Price not published; 9-seat minimum.
Calls, numbers and AI come from a prepaid US$ wallet, itemized per call.
A published country list with the mode planned for each country, capped by its rule pack. See country coverage
| Country | Planned mode · Coming |
|---|---|
| Australia | Parallel |
| New Zealand | Parallel |
| Singapore | Parallel |
An abandonment governor, overflow routing, and calling-window and do-not-call checks before every call. A full evidence record for every attempt is coming.
03 · Side by side
DialSavvy is in early access. Its column says what works today; items marked Coming are not shipped yet.
| Topic | OrumPublic sources · as of Sep 2026 | DialSavvyToday, in early access |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 One plan (Ascend). Price not published; 9-seat minimum. | DialSavvy · today Published prices, no seat minimum below Enterprise, monthly or billed yearly. Power US$25Parallel US$59per seat / month, billed yearly US$30 and US$69 billed monthly. |
| Parallel lines | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 “Up to 5” on its dialer page; a March 2026 blog post says “up to 10”. Admins can cap lines per org or per user. | DialSavvy · today 2 lines solo, 3 with a team of 3+ parallel reps. Every country is capped by its rule pack. Coming5 governed lines |
| Answer detection | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 Human, screener, voicemail and phone tree. Reps pick “Default” or “Fastest” mode. 13 languages documented. Source Orum support: AI detection modes (opens in a new tab) | DialSavvy · today Own streaming classifier scoring call audio every 100 ms: human, voicemail, beep, phone menu, call screener and more. |
| Call screeners | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 Detects iOS call screening. Skips the call or plays a rep-recorded 5–8 s opener. Source Orum support: iOS 26 call screening (opens in a new tab) | DialSavvy · today Screener detection and handling on the Parallel plan. |
| Number reputation | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 Rotates numbers after 20 dials by default; Hiya partnership (May 2026); number “temperature”. Sources Orum: number rotation (opens in a new tab) · Orum: Hiya partnership (opens in a new tab) | DialSavvy · today A daily cap on every number (50 calls a day) instead of fast rotation. ComingNumber health (warm-up, resting, answer rates), and Hiya reputation checks for US numbers with a remediation workflow |
| Click-to-call | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 Click-to-call is described in Orum's support center. | DialSavvy · todayEarly access Click-to-call in Salesforce, with calls logged as Salesforce Tasks. ComingHubSpot, and a browser extension for Outreach, Salesloft and LinkedIn |
| Security attestations | Orum · public source, Sep 2026 SOC 2 Type 2; ISO 27001, 27017, 27018 and 27701. SSO since December 2025. | DialSavvy · todayNot yet audited SOC 2 Type I or a readiness letter targeted for launch; Type II after a 6-month window. ComingGoogle and Microsoft single sign-on and MFA on every plan Security & trust |
Orum facts are taken from the linked public pages, as of Sep 2026, and may have changed since. Orum is a trademark of its owner; DialSavvy is not affiliated with it. Report a correction
04 · Switching
Early access is by invitation, so a person sets you up. Here is what happens after you book a demo.
Bring a sample of your lists and the countries you call.
We compare conversations per rep-hour and cost per conversation with you, on your own data.
We set up your workspace, numbers and caller ID. DialSavvy is the carrier, so there is no phone account to connect.
You join from your invite, choose a plan and invite your team. Then you start calling.
05 · Sources
Every Orum fact on this page comes from a public page, checked as of Sep 2026, and may have changed since. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
Report a correctionSee DialSavvy vs Nooks“Not found” means we did not find it in public documentation, not that it does not exist. Orum is a trademark of its owner; DialSavvy is not affiliated with it.
Early access is by invitation. We set up your workspace, numbers and caller ID, then send your invite.