Connect Twilio
Add your Twilio Account SID and auth token, sync your numbers, and choose a default caller ID.
Rapidialer for Twilio Voice
Use your Twilio account to call CSV lists from one browser softphone. Give agents the next lead, a shared talk track, and a clear wrap-up on every call.
14-day trial · 1 seat · No card
One focused workspace
Rapidialer keeps the list, browser softphone, talk track, and call outcome together so agents can move from one qualified lead to the next.
Import a CSV, map your fields, and open a Dialer session. See the queue, lead context, and callable count before you place a call.
Make and receive calls with Twilio Voice WebRTC. The Dialer shows call status and uses the caller ID from your Twilio numbers.
Guide each conversation with staged scripts. Merge fields can pull contact, company, and last-note details into the script.
Save a disposition and notes after every call. Turn on Power dial to move through the list without losing the call context.
The better way to call
A desk phone, spreadsheet, and separate script make every call harder to manage. Rapidialer gives your outbound team one browser-based workspace on top of Twilio Voice.
Softphone app for voice, Google Sheet for the list, Doc for the script
Contact, talk track, and softphone on one Dialer page
Every agent invents the opener
Shared stages with merge fields filled from the lead
Outcomes in Slack or memory
Dispositions, notes, org history, and CSV export
Twilio Voice WebRTC in your browser for manual calls, redialing from history, and inbound ringing while the Dialer stays open.
CSV import, custom fields, Dial lead and Skip controls, plus automatic queue advancement after wrap-up when Power dial is on.
Staged call scripts, seven disposition options, and notes before your agent moves to the next number.
Invite by email. Owner, admin, agent. Sync numbers and set default caller ID under your Twilio SID.
Up and running quickly
Rapidialer works with the Twilio Voice account and phone numbers you already control. There is no new carrier to move to.
Add your Twilio Account SID and auth token, sync your numbers, and choose a default caller ID.
Map your CSV columns, review the contacts, and open a Dialer session for that list.
Attach a talk track, call the next lead, log the outcome, and let Power dial continue when it fits your process.
Simple pricing, no carrier switch
One Rapidialer plan per seat. Your Twilio voice usage, numbers, and telephony billing stay with Twilio.
Save about 18% vs paying monthly ($49 vs $60)
14-day free trial. 1 seat. No card required. Twilio voice usage is billed separately by Twilio.
Questions, answered
Answers about Twilio, power dialing, seats, trials, inbound calls, and exports.
Rapidialer is a browser-based power dialer that connects to your own Twilio account. It organizes calling lists, scripts, and call outcomes while Twilio provides your phone numbers and voice service.
Yes. Rapidialer is bring-your-own-Twilio. You connect credentials and numbers so telephony spend and calling compliance stay on your Twilio account.
No. Seats cover Rapidialer (softphone UI, lists, scripts, history, team). Minutes, numbers, and other Twilio charges bill on Twilio. There is no telephony markup from Rapidialer.
$5/seat/month or $49/seat/year. Add seats when you invite people (owner, admin, or agent).
14 days, one seat, no card. After that, upgrade on Billing to keep dialing.
Yes. Leave the Dialer (Call) tab open so the softphone can ring. Outbound lists and talk tracks work in the same session.
Connected, No answer, Voicemail, Callback, Not interested, Wrong number, and Other, plus notes. History is filterable and exportable as CSV.
Yes, from Billing in the app. Active subscriptions update seats through the payment provider, with prorations when applicable.
Your Twilio account. Your workflow.
Try Rapidialer for 14 days with one seat and no card. Import a list when you are ready; Twilio minutes stay on your Twilio bill.