NewRMDialer is now on iPhone as well as Android · every feature except the call log
RMDialer is an automatic call dialer app for Android: choose a list, press Start, and every number rings from your own SIM while you only talk.
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Short answer
RMDialer is an automatic call dialer for Android that calls a list of numbers one after another from your own SIM, so you only talk. You choose the list once: an Excel or CSV file, a connected Google Sheet, leads assigned by your manager, today's due follow-ups or every lead with a certain status. Press Start and the first number rings on the SIM you picked, with that person's history in front of you. Hang up and three quick answers are due: how the call went, a note, and when to try again. Once they are saved and your chosen pause has passed, the following number rings without a tap. A lead can count as called only after 5, 10 or 30 seconds, so cut calls do not tick it off. Most people reach 150 to 250 dials a day this way, against 60 to 100 by hand.
Key takeaways
Five steps of every call happen without you. The sixth, the conversation, is deliberately left to a person.
You choose the list once: a file, a live sheet, assigned leads, due follow-ups or every lead with a certain status. From then on nobody scrolls, searches or reads a number off paper.
When one call ends and the gap you set runs out, the next number rings on its own, on the SIM you picked. The hand that used to dial is free to write.
The pause between calls is yours to set, and an admin can lock it for the whole team. Long enough to save the outcome, short enough that the session keeps moving.
Choose whether any outgoing call marks a lead as called, or only one that lasted 5, 10 or 30 seconds. A cut call or a wrong connection does not quietly tick a lead off.
Hang up and three questions appear: how did it go, anything worth noting, when do we try again. Answering them is what releases the next number, so the record never falls behind the calls.
The one step it never automates is the conversation. Every call is a real person on your own number, which is why customers pick up and why it stays an ordinary call in law.
The session itself, second by second, from the queue to the floating stop button, is walked through on the auto dialer app page. How fast a team can safely go, and why the phone never rings two customers at once, is on the SIM based power dialer page.
Real businesses, real numbers: how owners and sales teams across India and 12+ countries use RMDialer every day.
“I searched "automatic call dialer app" because my two counsellors were typing 120 enquiry numbers a day. RMDialer automatic call dialer takes the enquiry sheet, calls one by one from their own Vi SIMs, and the status goes in between calls. Same two girls now finish 200 calls before lunch, and I see every call on the web CRM.”
“Automatic call dialer app RMDialer runs my renewal list every morning while I drive to the office on speaker. Customers see my regular Airtel number, so they pick up, and the ones who say "call after 5" become a reminder that actually rings. Four stars because the call gap setting took me a day to find; once set to 6 seconds it has been perfect.”
“We needed an automatic call dialer app that dials from our Safaricom lines, not a cloud dialer billed in dollars per minute. RMDialer automatic call dialer runs the site-survey list on the phones my three agents already have, the WhatsApp quote goes out after each call, and I get the day's calls per agent without asking.”
“Free telecalling app search brought me to the 3-day trial. Whole app, nothing locked. By day two I had imported last year's 1,200 travellers and the auto dialer was calling them for this season's packages. Paid the yearly plan on day three. The WhatsApp itinerary goes out after each call by itself.”
“Telecalling software for a 22-seat domestic process, without buying a dialer server. Each agent gets an assigned queue, sessions run on SIM, and the supervisor dashboard shows calls, connected and talk time per agent in real time. Our cost per seat dropped to a fraction of the cloud dialer we were on.”
“Subscription business: every client's plan expiry is a renewal reminder and every prospect from the webinar list is auto dialled the next morning. Paid vs due on each client is visible, so collections are not in my head anymore. The daily call report keeps my two callers honest.”
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Search for an automatic calling app and four different tools come back. They differ in which step they make automatic, and that decides whether they fit a sales or service team at all.
| Compared on | Automatic call dialer (list, one at a time) | Auto redial app | Robocall / voice broadcast | Predictive dialer (server) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it dials | A list of different people | One number, over and over | A list, all at once | A list, several per agent |
| Who talks | You, on every call | You, once it connects | A recording | Whichever agent is free |
| The number people see | Your own mobile number | Your own number | Usually a masked number | Usually a virtual number |
| What it saves after | Status, remark, next reminder | Nothing | Delivered or not | Disposition in a console |
| Legal comfort | An ordinary call from you | An ordinary call from you | Needs consent and registration | Silent calls draw penalties |
| Typical user | Sales, service and renewal teams | Someone stuck on a helpline | Mass announcements | Large call centres |
What it dials
Who talks
The number people see
What it saves after
Legal comfort
Typical user
RMDialer is the first column. If you were picturing the phone speaking a recorded message, or hammering one engaged line, the other columns are what you are after, and a phone app is not the right purchase. Teams that need the fourth column at call-centre scale should budget for cloud telephony instead.
A pest control company in Guwahati with two office callers and about 1,800 annual contracts coming up for renewal.
Every annual contract for termite and general pest treatment ends on a known date, and every one is worth a renewal call a month before. The office kept them in a spreadsheet sorted by expiry. Two callers worked down it by hand, reading a number off the screen, typing it into the phone, and writing "called, will think" in a column that nobody sorted again. By the fifteenth of each month they had fallen a week behind.
Now the spreadsheet is a connected sheet, and each morning the callers filter the leads to contracts ending in the next thirty days with a last contact of more than seven days ago. They press Auto-dial and the renewal list rings through on the office SIM. A customer who says "call me after the fifth" becomes a reminder that rings on the fifth; one who agrees gets the treatment date confirmed on WhatsApp before the next number has finished ringing. A lead only counts as called once the call passes ten seconds, so the wrong numbers and cut calls stay in the list.
The callers no longer fall behind by mid-month, and the owner reads the renewals booked each evening in the Web CRM instead of asking. Nothing about the calls changed for customers: the same office number, the same voices, just without the pause while someone typed ten digits.
A list dialler that calls from your own phone is the right fit for most small and mid-sized teams. Three jobs call for something else.
If you are still comparing tools, the guide to choosing an Android auto dialer sets out the checks to run in a trial, and the lists you dial are easiest to keep fresh with SIM based lead management, which assigns new leads to callers as they arrive.
People who spell the word out, "automatic" rather than "auto", are asking for the same thing: a phone that calls the next person on the list by itself. "App" and "software" are the phone view and the office view, and "automatic phone dialer" is how it is said where the phone itself is the point. Whichever of these you typed, this page covers dialling a list of people from your own mobile number.
You will also see it called automatic call dialer app, automatic calling app, automatic phone dialer, automatic call dialer software and automatic dialer app. They describe the same thing, so whichever phrase brought you here, this is the page for it.
Filter by product, import, source, assigned date or call due, so the session only rings the leads that need a call today.
While it rings you can read which line is calling, where this lead stands and what was promised last time.
How it went, a spoken or typed note, and when to try again. Tap Save and the list continues without you.
An automatic call dialer is software that calls the numbers on a list one after another, so the person using it only talks. It picks the next number, dials it when the previous call ends, and records what happened. On an Android phone it is an app that works as the phone dialer and calls from the SIM inside it.
The longer explainer on auto dialersRMDialer is the best automatic call dialer app for calling a list from your own SIM, because it dials each number from your normal mobile number, asks for the status and next reminder after every call, and takes lists from Excel, Google Sheets or assigned leads. It costs about ₹159 per user per month on the yearly plan, with every feature free for 3 days.
Yes. RMDialer is an automatic call dialer for Android: choose a list, press Start, and it rings each number from your own SIM one after another, with a gap you set and an after-call sheet that saves the outcome. The owner sees every session in the Web CRM.
To call a list of people one after another, install an automatic call dialer app, make it the phone's dialer, load the list and press Start. To keep calling one busy number until it connects, you want an auto redial app instead. Android phones do not do either on their own out of the box.
Dialling your own enquiries, leads and customers one at a time from your own number is an ordinary phone call; the app only saves the typing. What regulators restrict is recorded-message robocalls without consent, silent calls from predictive systems, and promotional calls to people on do-not-disturb lists. Check the rules in your country. This is general information, not legal advice.
The auto dialer rules in IndiaFree auto redial utilities exist for retrying one number. For dialling a list with the outcome saved, RMDialer's phone dialer, caller ID and call analytics are free forever, and automatic dialing of a whole list is part of the plan, which you can try free for 3 days without a card.
What the free version includesInstall RMDialer, allow it to be the default phone app when it asks, and log in. Open a list (assigned leads, an imported file or a status filter), tap the settings to pick the SIM and the gap between calls, then tap Start. Dialling begins at once and runs until the list ends or you stop it.
That is a robocall or voice broadcast, which needs a cloud telephony service rather than a phone app, and in most countries it also needs the recipients' consent and a registered sender. RMDialer does not play recorded messages; every call it dials is a person talking.
Auto dialer against robocallThat job is auto redial: one number, retried again and again, which suits a jammed helpline or a booking counter. An automatic call dialer moves through a list of different people instead, and it skips a busy number so the list keeps going. For the busy-line case, a simple redial utility is the right tool.
Auto redial against auto dialerNot in the hands-free sense. Apple lets no app take over the iPhone's calls or dial one after another unattended, so on iPhone each call still needs a tap. The RMDialer iPhone app has every feature except the call log: leads, reminders, remarks and WhatsApp work there. Automatic list dialling runs on Android.
What is possible on iPhoneNothing is lost. The attempt goes on that lead's history, the list moves to the next person, and the unanswered numbers are still there for an evening or next-day round. Filtering by last contact means the morning's no-answers are not rung again an hour later.
Yes. Import an Excel, CSV or JSON file on the phone, or connect a Google Sheet in the Web CRM so new rows arrive as leads by themselves. Only the mobile number column is needed. Any of those lists can then be dialled automatically.
From an Excel list to a calling sessionMost people finish 150 to 250 dials a day on an automatic call dialer, against 60 to 100 dialling by hand. The saving is the 20 to 30 seconds spent finding and typing each number; the conversations take as long as they always did.
Yes. Every call goes out on the SIM in your phone, so customers see your usual mobile number and can call you back on it. On a dual-SIM phone you choose which SIM dials, and calls cost whatever your mobile plan charges.
RMDialer is ₹159 per user per month on the yearly plan or ₹249 on the 3-month plan, plus taxes, with automatic dialing, the CRM, reminders and WhatsApp automation included. Calls run on your own mobile plan, so there are no per-minute charges on top.
See pricing and team ratesThe business dialer is free forever with no account and no expiry: the keypad, contacts, caller ID, the call log and your call analytics, plus free WhatsApp sends every day. A plan adds the customer record after every call, follow-up reminders, list auto dialing, your team and WhatsApp automation.
Free WhatsApp sends every day with a free account: 15 a day for your first 15 days, then 3 a day. The dialer itself needs no login at all.
Try it free for 3 days: unlimited use, no credit card required.Prices are per user, exclusive of taxes.
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₹159/user/month on yearly · every feature included · Prices are per user, exclusive of taxes.
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Call recording supported · our team sets it up with you during training
On iPhone and Android. The iPhone app has every feature except the native call log.
