DialSheet vs Trellus: Pricing, Lines and Limits

DialSheet lists $48 a seat a month, month to month; Trellus lists $149.99 a seat a month, month to month. DialSheet is a standalone web dialer; Trellus is a dialer that runs inside another platform. The table below sets the two side by side on price, lines, calling limits, billing and fine print, from each vendor's own pages.

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DialSheet and Trellus side by side
Price
	DialSheet (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Web dialer	Trellus (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Runs inside another platform
Month to month	$48	$149.99
Annual	Not offered	Not offered
Bill at 210 dials a day	Up to 4 lines per rep.	$149.99Power + Parallel, month to month
Bill at 600 dials a day	Up to 4 lines per rep.	$266.87Power + Parallel, month to month
Bill at 2,000 dials a day	Up to 4 lines per rep.	$819.59Power + Parallel, month to month
Setup	Not stated	Not stated
Numbers	None included, $1.15 each extra	Not stated
On the phone
Lines	4	5
Calling	0 minutes, then 1.3 cents/min	3,000 minutes, then 4 cents/min
Spam protection	Caller-ID rotation: Not stated Number-health monitoring: Not stated Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Not stated Branded caller ID: Not stated	Caller-ID rotation: Yes Number-health monitoring: Not stated Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Yes Branded caller ID: Not stated
Pick-up	Instant or screened, your choice (400 ms stated)DialSheet says you can choose instant connect for no awkward silence or screen voicemails so only confirmed humans reach the rep. Its homepage illustrates a rep being bridged in 0.4 seconds; it does not identify that figure as a measured average.	No pause claimed (300 ms stated)Trellus says VoIP servers cause a delay on pickup for parallel dialers and puts its own delay at 300 milliseconds.
Calling toolkit	Voicemail drop: Yes Voicemail detection: Yes Local presence: Yes Call recording: Yes AI call notes: Yes Live coaching: Not stated Do-not-call tools: Yes	Voicemail drop: Yes Voicemail detection: Not stated Local presence: Not stated Call recording: Yes AI call notes: Yes Live coaching: Higher plans Do-not-call tools: Not stated
Terms
Billing	Monthly or annual; cancel any time from Billing.	The Parallel license is listed per month; eligible monthly self-service subscriptions have pause or cancellation options, while signed orders can have different terms. No quarterly or annual Parallel price is stated.
Seat minimum	None	None
Free trial	None published	Free trial (length not published)
Runs on its own	NoYour own Twilio account	NoA platform it runs inside, such as Salesloft, Outreach, HubSpot, Apollo or Google Sheets
CRM sync	HubSpot	Attio, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Close, Zoho CRM, Salesloft, Outreach, Gong Engage, lemlist, Amplemarket, Apollo.io
Fine print	Parallel dialing costs $19 a seat a month on top of Pro ($29 month to month). Parallel dialing needs your own Twilio account; Twilio bills calls and numbers directly. Accounts that had parallel dialing before September 17, 2026 keep it free.	The $149.99 Parallel package is a self-contained license, not a $149.99 add-on to a separately purchased Power seat. The pricing page also displays $34.99 beside $149.99 without explaining what the smaller figure represents. A standard credit-based Parallel subscription includes 2,500 Calling Credits per paid seat per week only when that allowance is expressly offered at checkout; the order can specify a different allowance. Included credits are pooled, reset weekly, and expire if unused; answered or connected call legs, including voicemail, consume credits according to provider billing increments. A limit of 2,000 outbound call attempts per user per day applies to Power and Parallel unless otherwise agreed in writing. Legacy minute-based Parallel plans have 3,000 Bridged Minutes per seat per month, pooled across seats; provider rounding applies, and international calls can consume the allowance faster than one-to-one. Above a legacy plan's pooled minute allowance, Trellus may restrict calling or permit continued usage at $0.04 per additional Bridged Minute; running out of credits does not itself authorize that automatic per-minute charge.

Bills are one seat, month to month where sold, on the calculator's model (answered calls billed as one minute each on a per-minute meter). Spam protection, pick-up and the toolkit are what each vendor states, not our own tests. Read from each vendor's pages on 2026-10-09.

Questions

Which is cheaper, DialSheet or Trellus?

At 210 dials a day, one seat on DialSheet costs $76.10 a month for 4 lines against $149.99 for 5 lines on Trellus, $73.89 less. Per line that is $19.02 on DialSheet and $30 on Trellus. At 2,000 dials a day, DialSheet is $305.77 and Trellus is $819.59. DialSheet sells no seat with 5 lines, so each is billed on its own cheapest plan. Each figure is the whole monthly bill for one rep: the plan, any base seat it needs, a phone number, and usage past the allowance.

How many lines do DialSheet and Trellus dial at once?

DialSheet dials 4 lines at once per rep on Parallel dialing add-on; Trellus dials 5 lines at once per rep on Power + Parallel.

Can you pay for DialSheet or Trellus month to month?

DialSheet and Trellus both sell month to month.

Do DialSheet and Trellus have a free trial?

DialSheet: no free trial published. Trellus: Free trial (length not published).

Do DialSheet and Trellus need another platform to run?

DialSheet needs your own Twilio account; Trellus needs a platform it runs inside, such as Salesloft, Outreach, HubSpot, Apollo or Google Sheets.

Which CRMs do DialSheet and Trellus connect to?

DialSheet lists HubSpot. Trellus lists Attio, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Close, Zoho CRM, Salesloft, Outreach, Gong Engage, lemlist, Amplemarket and Apollo.io. Both connect to HubSpot.

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