Readymode vs Nooks: Pricing, Lines and Limits

Readymode lists $239 a seat a month, month to month; Nooks does not publish a price and quotes on request, with a 2-seat minimum. Readymode is a call-center predictive dialer; Nooks is a standalone web dialer. 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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By the CallCloud team · October 9, 2026 · 8 sources

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Readymode and Nooks side by side
Price
	Readymode (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Call-center predictive dialer	Nooks (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Web dialer
Month to month	$239	On request
Annual	$199	On request
Bill at 210 dials a day	$239Starter, month to month	Price on request
Bill at 600 dials a day	$239Starter, month to month	Price on request
Bill at 2,000 dials a day	$239Starter, month to month	Price on request
Setup	None	Not stated
Numbers	30 included	Not stated
On the phone
Lines	20	5
Calling	Unlimited, with a fair-use policy	Not published
Spam protection	Caller-ID rotation: Higher plans Number-health monitoring: Higher plans Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Higher plans Branded caller ID: Paid add-on	Caller-ID rotation: Yes Number-health monitoring: Yes Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Not stated Branded caller ID: Not stated
Pick-up	Screens each answer firstReadymode says its answering-machine detection distinguishes a live person from a machine before connecting an available agent; it does not publish an answer-to-agent time or promise no pause.	No pause claimedNooks advertises “Zero Latency” and says the first live answer routes to the rep immediately. Its technical account says AI detects a human before connecting the rep and resolves most calls in under a second; it does not publish a measured answer-to-rep connect time.
Calling toolkit	Voicemail drop: Paid add-on Voicemail detection: Yes Local presence: Yes Call recording: Yes AI call notes: Not stated Live coaching: Yes Do-not-call tools: Yes	Voicemail drop: Yes Voicemail detection: Yes Local presence: Yes Call recording: Not stated AI call notes: Yes Live coaching: Yes Do-not-call tools: Yes
Terms
Billing	Readymode offers monthly or annual purchase and advertises a 20% annual discount; a customer cancellation-notice period is not stated in the cited pricing information.	The initial commitment is specified in the order form, not publicly fixed as monthly or annual; it renews for an equal term unless either party gives notice at least 30 days before the term ends.
Seat minimum	None	2
Free trial	None published	None published
Runs on its own	Yes	Yes
CRM sync	Salesforce, HighLevel, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Copper CRM, Close CRM	Outreach, Salesloft, HubSpot, Salesforce, Gong, Apollo
Fine print	Readymode's FAQ lists Starter at $239 and iQ at $299 per license per month, while a vendor pricing table displays $199 and $249 per license per month without identifying the billing term for those lower figures; the annual per-month prices therefore need confirmation. Annual purchase is available with a stated 20% discount, but the vendor's cited pricing language does not unambiguously assign a billed-annually price to each plan. Free outbound minutes are subject to fair use; no numerical fair-use ceiling is published, and excessive use can incur a per-minute fee at Readymode's then-current, unpublished rate. Inbound calls cost $0.02 USD per minute. Voicemail Drop requires qualification and opt-in or consent, and incurs an additional charge. The setup and included-number activation fees are waived; the price of additional phone numbers is not stated. Readymode iQ is described as ideal for teams with five or more licenses; the published plan comparison offers integrations on iQ, not Starter. Each plan includes a complimentary Admin license, which lacks some Standard Agent license features.	Pricing and service capacity are set in the customer-specific order form; Nooks says usage above that capacity can incur additional fees, but publishes no dialer overage rate. Nooks-provisioned phone numbers are subject to availability and carrier and regulatory requirements; no per-number price is published. Customers are responsible for applicable service taxes other than taxes on Nooks’s U.S. net income.

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, Readymode or Nooks?

At 210 dials a day, one seat on Readymode costs $239 a month (Starter). Nooks does not publish a price, so its bill cannot be worked out without a quote.

How many lines do Readymode and Nooks dial at once?

Readymode dials 20 lines at once per rep on Starter; Nooks dials 5 lines at once per rep on AI Dialer.

Can you pay for Readymode or Nooks month to month?

Readymode sells month to month or annually; Nooks sets its term in an order form rather than on a public price list.

Do Readymode and Nooks have a seat minimum?

Readymode sells a single seat; Nooks sells at least 2 seats, so a smaller team still pays for 2.

Do Readymode and Nooks have a free trial?

Neither Readymode nor Nooks publishes a free trial.

Which CRMs do Readymode and Nooks connect to?

Readymode lists Salesforce, HighLevel, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Copper CRM and Close CRM. Nooks lists Outreach, Salesloft, HubSpot, Salesforce, Gong and Apollo. Both connect to Salesforce and HubSpot.

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Readymode pricingreadymode.com
Readymode: faqreadymode.com
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Nooks pricingnooks.ai
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Nooks: ai dialernooks.ai

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