Auto Dialer App: We Dial, You Talk. With RMDialer, the auto dialer app for Android on your own SIM, a 100-call list is one focused session.

Judge an auto dialer app on four things before the price. One: does it dial from your own SIM, or does it need a virtual number and per-minute cloud billing? Two: does the lead record update between calls, or does someone type it later into a separate CRM? Three: can any list start a session, including Excel, Google Sheets, an API and today's follow-ups? Four: does the manager get per-caller reports without asking anyone. RMDialer is built for the SIM-based answer to all four. We compare the main Android options, including where rivals win, in our best auto dialer apps roundup.

Install it from Google Play and make it your phone app, then pick a list: an uploaded Excel or CSV, a connected Google Sheet or API, your assigned leads, the call log, the follow-ups due today, or any status filter. Set the SIM to dial from and the gap between calls, press Start, and the app calls each number one by one. You only talk. After each call the after-call sheet takes the status, the remark and the follow-up in two taps, then dialing continues to the next number.

RMDialer is one plan at ₹159 per user per month on yearly billing, or ₹249 per user per month on the 3-month plan, plus taxes ($29 per user per year, or $12 per user for 3 months, outside India), with every feature included and a free 3-day trial that needs no card. Cloud auto dialers in India usually quote ₹1,500 to ₹4,000 per agent per month and then add per-minute call charges on top, because the calls run through their lines. Here the calls are ordinary SIM calls, so the only call cost is your normal operator plan.

Yes. You pick the list and press Start. The app calls each number one by one. You only talk, and optionally tap twice between calls to update the lead.

Your own SIM number (or each rep's own SIM in a team). Calls are normal SIM calls, so callbacks land with the right person and there are no per-minute cloud charges.

Yes. The gap between calls is adjustable (for example 8 seconds), and speaker/mic defaults make hands-free sessions comfortable.

Your choice: any outgoing call, or only calls lasting at least 5, 10, or 30 seconds, so quick cut calls do not count as done.

Any time. A small bar stays on screen wherever you go with pause and stop, and the session resumes where you left off.

Facebook/Instagram lead ads deliver to a Google Sheet or your CRM API. Add that as a Lead Source in RMDialer. New leads auto-import in the background and are ready in your dialing list.

Yes, they are made for each other: every dialed call can trigger an automatic WhatsApp with the details, so the customer has your message before you reach the next call.

Telecalling CRMs are separate apps your team must remember to fill. RMDialer is the phone they call from, so the work itself creates the record. From 2 to 1000 users, every feature included.

Calls go through your own SIM and dialer, exactly like manual dialing, just without the typing and the gaps. Follow normal telecom do-not-disturb rules for who you call.

An auto dialer calls a list one number at a time so the caller never types a number: that is what RMDialer does, from your own SIM. A power dialer places calls faster in a fixed ratio per agent, and a predictive dialer uses an algorithm to dial several numbers at once and hand answered calls to whoever is free. Power and predictive dialing need cloud lines, virtual numbers and a room of agents, and they produce the silent or abandoned calls TRAI warns about. For an Android sales team calling their own leads, a progressive auto dialer app is the right shape.

Yes. The calls themselves are normal SIM calls, so auto dialing keeps working on a weak network or with mobile data off. You only need internet to sync leads, remarks and reports to your account and the Web CRM, and the app catches up on its own once the phone is back online.

Yes. Import the Excel or CSV, press Start, and it calls every number in turn from your SIM; you only talk. Busy numbers are skipped and not-reachable ones retried.

Yes. Every dialed call opens with the lead's history and ends with the status, remark and follow-up saved, so the dialer and the lead management CRM are the same screen.

Yes. Each rep auto-dials their own assigned queue from their own SIM, and the manager sees every session's calls and outcomes.

Yes. Leads from a Google Sheet, API, Facebook, IndiaMART or JustDial land in the queue and are dialed on the next session.

Yes. Each session logs calls placed, connected calls, talk time and outcomes per employee, so it doubles as a call tracking app.

Yes. RMDialer skips busy and not-reachable numbers and can retry them later in the same session.

Yes. Pause or stop from the floating bar, and the RMDialer session resumes where it left off.

Yes. The Reminders list in RMDialer has an Auto Dial button that queues every due follow-up.

Yes. Assigned leads in RMDialer split the list per person, so no number is dialed twice.

RMDialer is on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wappblaster.rmdialer. Install it, make it your phone app in one tap, and the free 3-day trial starts immediately.

Only in where it runs. "Auto dialer software" usually means a cloud or desktop system with virtual numbers, per-seat licences and per-minute call charges, built for call centres. RMDialer is auto dialer software that runs as the phone app on each Android handset: the same automatic dialing through a list, from your own SIM, with the CRM, follow-ups and team reports included in one per-user price and no server to buy.