Short answer: Goodcall wins for most small businesses. Dialzara is the better fit for very low call volumes that want an answering line from $29.
Shops with long calls: billed per unique customer, never per minute
$79/mo for 100 unique callers
Checked Nov 11, 2026
Why it stands out:
The catch:
Very low call volumes that want an answering line from $29
$29/mo for 60 minutes
Checked Nov 11, 2026
Why it stands out:
The catch:
Plan detailsGreen = best value in this table | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price and limits | ||
| Entry price | $79/mo | $29/mo |
| 200-minute month | $79 | $96.20 |
| Included on entry plan | 100 unique callers | 60 minutes |
| Extra minute | $0.32 | $0.48 |
| Calendar booking | On the entry plan | Higher plans only |
| Call transfer | Live transfer | Blind transfer |
| Languages | Not stated | 10+ |
| Free trial | Free demo agent | 7 days |
| Setup | Self-serve | Self-serve |
| Integrations | CRM via API + Zapier | Zapier |
| Human backup | No | No |
| HIPAA (brand statement) | Stated | Not stated |
| Contract | Monthly plans | No contract, cancel anytime |
Price for our reference month of 200 minutes (about 80 calls): Goodcall $79, Dialzara $96.20.
Goodcall (8.9/10) is best for shops with long calls: billed per unique customer, never per minute. The catch: the Starter plan covers 100 unique customers and allows only one external tool, so a busy shop with several systems outgrows it fast.
Dialzara (8.7/10) is best for very low call volumes that want an answering line from $29. The catch: the $29 plan only does blind transfers and has no calendar sync; both start on the $99 Business Pro plan.
Full reviews: Goodcall and Dialzara. See where both land in the main ranking.