Kixie
DIALERS & PHONE
Power dialer with CRM integration.
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Overview
Kixie is a power dialer and SMS platform that plugs into CRMs to boost outbound call volume and connect rates. Built for high-activity sales floors.
Key features
- Power dialer
- Local presence dialing
- SMS automation
- CRM integrations
Kixie pricing: what the add-ons cost, because the plan card is only half the bill
Kixie sells its dialer in tiers, from a Professional plan through a Single-Line PowerDialer to a Multi-Line PowerDialer that dials up to four lines at once. The plan prices load inside the page, so we are not quoting them here as fixed numbers. What is published in plain text is the part that actually moves the bill.
Unlimited minutes for the US and Canada are an add-on at $30 a month per user. Without it, minutes are billed as used. For an outbound sales team that is the number to add to whatever seat price you are quoted.
Texting is $0.011 a message for 10DLC-registered numbers, which is $11 per 1,000 texts. Your first US or Canada number is free, and each extra local number is $5 a month. AI human detection on the PowerDialer is a premium add-on.
The arithmetic for a five-rep team: five seats plus $150 a month in unlimited-minute add-ons, before texting. If the team texts 10,000 messages a month, that is another $110. Compare that total, not the seat price, against JustCall.
// Add-on prices checked on kixie.com/pricing on 9 September 2026 from the page's published FAQ. Plan prices are shown in-page and should be confirmed on a quote.
JustCall vs Kixie: two dialers, two different ways of charging for minutes
Both are sales dialers with CRM integrations, and both sit in the same price band per seat, but they charge for calling in opposite ways. JustCall bundles domestic calling into the seat (routes under $0.02 a minute) and bills the rest per minute. Kixie charges per minute by default and sells unlimited US and Canada minutes as an add-on at $30 a user a month.
That changes the sum for a heavy outbound team. A rep making a large volume of US calls on Kixie is realistically on the base plan plus $30 for unlimited minutes. On JustCall the same rep is on Team at $29 a user a month annual with domestic minutes inside, but JustCall has a two-seat minimum. Texting is the other line: Kixie prices SMS at $0.011 a message, and JustCall allocates message segments per user by plan.
The practical test: count the international and toll-free minutes your team uses, because those are outside both bundles and are where the two bills diverge most.
// JustCall and Kixie price pages checked on 9 September 2026.
Kixie pricing
Kixie does not publish plan prices; they are quoted per company. Published add-ons: unlimited US/Canada minutes $30/user/mo, SMS $0.011/message, extra local numbers $5/mo.
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Pros & cons
＋ PROS
- Boosts call volume
- Local presence dialing lifts pickups
－ CONS
- 12-month cap
- Best with a CRM
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Frequently asked
How much does Kixie cost?
Kixie does not publish plan prices; they are quoted per company. Published add-ons: unlimited US/Canada minutes $30/user/mo, SMS $0.011/message, extra local numbers $5/mo.
What is Kixie best for?
Kixie is a dialers & phone tool for insurance professionals. Power dialer with CRM integration.
What are the best Kixie alternatives?
Popular dialers & phone alternatives to Kixie include KrispCall, JustCall, CloudTalk. Compare them in our Insurance index.
Is Kixie worth it?
Kixie's main strengths are boosts call volume and local presence dialing lifts pickups. The trade-offs to weigh are 12-month cap and best with a crm. For most insurance professionals it is worth trying if those strengths match your priorities.