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Skipcall vs Readymode: Pricing, Lines and Limits

Skipcall lists $75 a seat a month, month to month; Readymode lists $239 a seat a month, month to month. Skipcall is a standalone web dialer; Readymode is a call-center predictive 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.

By the CallCloud team · October 9, 2026 · 8 sources

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Skipcall and Readymode side by side
Skipcall (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Web dialerReadymode (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Call-center predictive dialer
Price
Month to month$75$239
Annual$60$199
Bill at 210 dials a dayUp to 4 lines per rep.$239Starter, month to month
Bill at 600 dials a dayUp to 4 lines per rep.$239Starter, month to month
Bill at 2,000 dials a dayUp to 4 lines per rep.$239Starter, month to month
SetupNot statedNone
Numbers1 included30 included
On the phone
Lines420
Calling400 conversationsUnlimited, with a fair-use policy
Spam protection
  • Caller-ID rotation: Yes
  • Number-health monitoring: Not stated
  • Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Not stated
  • Branded caller ID: Not stated
  • Caller-ID rotation: Higher plans
  • Number-health monitoring: Higher plans
  • Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Higher plans
  • Branded caller ID: Paid add-on
Pick-upNo pause claimedSkipcall says the first human answer is passed to the rep instantly and that its design removes silence on answer; it publishes no answer-to-rep time in milliseconds.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.
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: Not stated
  • 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
Terms
BillingMonthly, quarterly or annual billing; cancel any time, effective at the end of the period.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.
Seat minimumNoneNone
Free trialNone publishedNone published
Runs on its ownYesYes
CRM syncHubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, AttioSalesforce, HighLevel, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Copper CRM, Close CRM
Fine print
  • Prices are in euros, per license per month, before VAT.
  • Starter and Intermediate meter conversations: calls longer than 10 seconds.
  • Quarterly billing is offered at a 10% discount; its per-license price is not displayed.
  • 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.

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, Skipcall or Readymode?

At 210 dials a day, one seat on Readymode costs $239 a month for 20 lines against $280 for 4 lines on Skipcall, $41 less. Per line that is $70 on Skipcall and $11.95 on Readymode. At 2,000 dials a day, Readymode is $239 and Skipcall is $280. Skipcall 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 Skipcall and Readymode dial at once?

Skipcall dials 4 lines at once per rep on Starter; Readymode dials 20 lines at once per rep on Starter.

Can you pay for Skipcall or Readymode month to month?

Skipcall and Readymode both sell month to month or annually.

Do Skipcall and Readymode have a free trial?

Neither Skipcall nor Readymode publishes a free trial.

Which CRMs do Skipcall and Readymode connect to?

Skipcall lists HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce and Attio. Readymode lists Salesforce, HighLevel, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Copper CRM and Close CRM. Both connect to HubSpot, Pipedrive and Salesforce.

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