Dialzara vs Trillet
Pricing and features, side by side. Last verified October 18, 2026. Spot a wrong price? support@cozzo.io
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| Dialzara | Trillet | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $29/mo | $49/mo (150 min) |
| Billing | Monthly plans with included minutes | Monthly plan + per-minute overage |
| Best for | Very small businesses with low call volume on a budget | Solo owners, plus agencies reselling voice AI under their own brand |
| Key features | Message taking with custom questions | 24/7 answering on your existing number |
| Blind transfer on all plans; warm transfer from Pro | Books appointments | |
| Call recordings and summaries | White-label for agencies |
Dialzara starts at $29/mo for 60 minutes ($0.48/min after), with bigger plans up to 1,000 minutes for $349. Trillet is $49/mo for 150 minutes, then $0.20/min. Both have a 7-day free trial; Dialzara's has no contract, Trillet's requires a card.
Cost at your call volume
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$239/mo
Business Plus: $199 plan includes 500 min + 100 extra min × $0.40 = $40.
Billed on minutes (600 at your numbers). Overage billed per minute above each plan's bucket. Bilingual (EN/ES) starts on Business Pro. Pricing page
$139/mo
Lower at these numbers
AI Receptionist: $49 plan includes 150 min + 450 extra min × $0.20 = $90.
Billed on minutes (600 at your numbers). Inbound-only receptionist plan: 150 min included, then $0.20/min. Pricing page
Assumptions: published monthly prices before tax, cheapest plan that fits, no annual discount, no add-ons, English calls. Plans without a published overage are only used up to their included amount.