RMDialer is free auto dialer software in two parts: calling free forever with no sign-in, and the list dialer free for three days with no card, then one per-user price.
Android 8 and newer · No per-minute charge, free or paid
Your own SIM, own Android phone, no virtual number · Mobile app + Web CRM in one plan · No card for the trial
Short answer
Yes, in two honest senses. RMDialer's basic phone dialer is free forever with no sign-in: install it and make ordinary calls. The auto dialer that rings a whole list, with reminders, WhatsApp and the web admin, is free for three days with no card, then paid per user. A "free download" from an APK site is neither: it is an unofficial copy.
Key takeaways
Free auto dialer software normally means a daily call cap, ads, or a download that expires. The zero-cost line here is drawn around the phone app: dial, receive, review your own numbers and read your calling day for nothing, indefinitely, and buy the automation only if it earns its ₹5 a day.
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.
Everything called free has a catch somewhere, and the catch is rarely on the download page. The same two words cover a free product, a free trial and a pirated file: three meanings, then three checks.
RMDialer installed as the stock phone app replacement makes and takes ordinary calls for nothing, with no sign-in and no expiry. That part never asks for money.
List dialling, the outcome sheet, reminders, WhatsApp templates, the web admin and reports, all switched on for three days for the whole team, no card details taken.
An APK offered on a download site is not free software, it is somebody else's copy of paid software. It cannot be updated, may carry malware, and the sign-in behind it will not work.
Free with a per-minute charge behind it is not free. Free with a cap of ten calls a day is a demo. Free with your contact list uploaded to an unknown server is the product being you.
A trial has a date; a free tier has a ceiling. Know which you are on before loading a real list, so the list is not stranded when either one arrives.
The Play Store listing, published by the company that makes the software, is the only version that updates and the only one the support line will help with.
Real businesses, real numbers: how owners and sales teams across India and 12+ countries use RMDialer every day.
“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.”
“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.”
“Order calling to 350 chemists every week. The list auto dials from each MR's own SIM, the order remark goes on the chemist's number, and I see calls and talk time per MR every evening on the web. Bulk WhatsApp for the new scheme went to the whole list from the call log in one go.”
“Earlier I was dialling 80 to 100 portal leads a day by hand from Excel. With RMDialer auto dialer app I import the sheet, press start and it calls one by one from my own Jio SIM. Between calls I mark Interested or Site visit in two taps and the follow-up rings me on time. Closed 3 flats last month from leads I would have forgotten.”
“Bulk calling app was the search that brought me here. 300 dealer numbers pasted from Excel, SIM 2 selected, 6 second gap, and my two boys finished the list in a day and a half. The ones who did not pick up, we ran again in the evening. Earlier same list used to take a week with a notebook.”
“Sinhala and Tamil interface, calls from Dialog SIMs, and a manager view of every executive's calls. The auto dialer handles our lease-expiry lists and the follow-up rings the executive, not a shared inbox. We looked for a telecalling CRM built for how Sri Lankan teams work and this was it.”
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Feature by feature, so nobody loads a real list into the wrong expectation.
| What you use | On day one | After the three days |
|---|---|---|
| Making and taking ordinary calls | Free, no sign-in, forever | Stays free |
| Call log, contacts, caller name on incoming calls | Free, no sign-in | Stays free |
| Dialling a list one number after another | Three trial days, everything on | Paid per user |
| Outcome sheet, remarks, callback reminders that ring | Three trial days | Paid per user |
| WhatsApp template after a call | Three trial days | Paid per user |
| Web admin in a browser, per-caller reports | Three trial days, whole team | Paid per user |
| List import from Excel, CSV or a Google Sheet | Three trial days | Paid per user |
| Airtime for the calls | Your SIM plan, as always | Your SIM plan, as always |
The line between the two columns is the list. Anything that works on one call at a time is the phone dialer and stays free with no sign-in. Anything that works on a list, ringing the next number, saving what happened, ringing the callback, sending the WhatsApp, showing the manager the day, is the full software. That is the part with a trial, and after the trial it has a price, printed further down in both currencies.
Only from the Play Store. Here is what an APK from a download site really is, and why it fails even when it installs.
A copy of a paid app, taken from one phone and put on a website by someone who is not the company that made it. Nothing has been unlocked, because the paid part is the account and the servers, not the file.
The list dialler needs a real sign-in to sync lists, send WhatsApp and show the web admin. An unofficial copy has no such account, so the "free" part that installed is only the part that was already free.
A file you sideload can be changed on the way, and a phone app has your call log and contacts. Malware in a repackaged dialer is not rare. Install from Google Play, where updates arrive and the publisher is named.
The same goes for "dialer app for pc free download". No file on a PC can place a SIM call, so what those pages offer is either an emulator running a phone app, a cloud line with a per-minute charge waiting behind the sign-up, or something you would not knowingly install. The honest free version of a PC dialer is a browser tab: the web admin, which needs no download at all.
Four things the trial settles on a real list, and two it cannot, however long it ran.
Whether people pick up when the call comes from your own mobile number rather than an unknown line. That shows in the first hour.
How many more numbers one person gets through when the next call rings itself and the note takes two taps. Compare it with a normal day.
Whether the callbacks you promise actually ring on the handset at the time, with the name on screen, and whether that gets more of them kept.
Whether the person who manages can see the day in the browser without asking anyone. Open it on the second evening and look.
Whether a list of strangers converts. Three days measure your calling, not your list; a bought list will disappoint on any dialer.
Whether the team keeps the habit in month three. Only paying and running it for a quarter tells you that, which is why the cheapest plan is three months.
The exact moment, and the exact amount, in both currencies. No card is taken before it.
Three days after sign-up, the list dialler and the web admin need a plan to carry on. Nothing is charged on its own, because nothing was taken, and the plans are there on your account whenever the trial days have made the case.
Billed once a year. The shorter plan is ₹249 a month per user, billed every three months. Tax is extra. Per user means a team of two pays for two seats and nothing more.
Or $12 per user for three months, in dollars, for a founder in Dhaka as much as an agency in Denver. The price buys the whole product; there is no cheaper tier with the auto dialer taken out.
Free or paid, the software never bills a minute: the call is placed by the SIM and charged by your own operator.
An illustration with round numbers: one founder, one part-time caller, and course fees that arrive next month.
Picture a tutoring startup in Dhaka, two months old, with 300 enquiries from a demo class sign-up form and a social page, a founder who teaches in the afternoons, and a part-time caller in the mornings. Cash flow says no software this month: the first course fee instalments land in four weeks.
They install RMDialer from the Play Store on both phones. For the first week they use only the free part: ordinary calls from their own numbers, the call log, the caller's name when a parent rings back. Nothing is paid, nothing is signed up for, and the 300 enquiries sit in a Google Sheet with a column for what happened.
On the Sunday before the demo class weekend, the founder starts the three-day trial and uploads the sheet. Monday to Wednesday the two of them dial it as a list: the caller takes the mornings, the founder the evenings, each parent's note on screen as the phone rings. By Wednesday night 164 parents have been reached, 41 have booked a demo class seat and 23 asked for a callback after the exam week, each one a reminder that will ring on the right phone.
Thursday the trial ends and nothing is charged, because no card was ever entered. The founder reads the three days in the web admin, does the sum on enrolment, and pays the dollar price for two users the week the first fees arrive. That is the whole proof: free until the numbers say pay, and never a copy from a download site.
The word order changes with how sure the person is. Someone hoping writes "auto dialer software free"; someone who has been burned before writes "auto dialer free trial" because they now expect a clock; someone at a desk adds "for pc" or "free download" because that is how software arrived on their last computer. All of them want the same answer this page gives: which part costs nothing, which part is on a timer, and where the file has to come from.
You will also see it called auto dialer software free, auto dialer software free download, free auto dialer software for pc, automaticphone dialer software free, auto dialer free software and dialer app for pc free download. They describe the same thing, so whichever phrase brought you here, this is the page for it.
Search for RMDialer on Google Play and install it on each caller's Android phone, version 8 or newer. Skip any site offering the file directly.
Create the account, which starts the three days with every feature on. Upload the list you actually need to call this week, not a test one.
Open the web admin that evening: calls, people reached, callbacks booked, per caller. Decide from those numbers whether to pay when the trial ends.
RMDialer is free in two parts and paid in one. The basic phone dialer, meaning ordinary calls, the call log and caller names, is free forever with no sign-in. The auto dialer that works through a list, with the outcome sheet, reminders, WhatsApp and the web admin, is free for three days with no card details entered, and paid per user after that.
From Google Play, yes. From a download site offering an APK, no: that file is an unofficial copy of paid software, it cannot receive updates, it may carry malware, and the sign-in behind the list dialler will not work because the account is not real. RMDialer is published on Google Play, and that is the only version support and updates cover.
The PC half of RMDialer, the web admin, is included in the three free days: lists, callers, remarks and per-caller reports in any browser. What does not exist on a PC is the dialling, because a PC has no SIM. Anything sold as a free PC dialer is either a cloud line with a per-minute charge behind it or a copy of something you should not install.
Three days, counted from sign-up, with every feature switched on: list dialling, outcome sheet, reminders, WhatsApp template, list import and the web admin. The basic phone dialer keeps working for free after the three days end.
No. RMDialer asks for no card details at any point in the trial, so nothing can be charged when the three days run out. After that the list dialler needs a plan to carry on; ordinary calling stays free as before.
The phone dialer part, yes: RMDialer makes and takes calls free for as long as you like without an account. The automatic part, the one that rings the next number on a list by itself, is a paid feature with a three-day free trial, because a caller who uses it is supported by a real team and a real server.
The free version is the phone app itself: keypad, ordinary outgoing and incoming calls, the call log, contacts and the caller's name on the screen when a known number rings. No sign-in, no expiry, no card. Everything that works on a list rather than one call belongs to the full software and its three-day trial.
RMDialer's three free days will dial any list, but it is built for people who expect the call: enquiries, past customers, renewals. A true cold list of strangers is regulated in most countries, with do-not-call registers behind it, and no free trial changes that. Test the trial on the warmest list you have and judge the software on that.
The list dialler, reminders, WhatsApp templates and the web admin need a plan from that point, chosen from your account. Nothing is charged by itself, because no card was taken, and ordinary calling never stops. Pick the plan the week the numbers from the trial say it is worth it.
For three days, yes, and the trial covers every caller who signs in under the account rather than one login. After that RMDialer is priced per user with no minimum, so a team of two pays for two. There is no free tier for list dialling beyond the trial, and this page says so rather than hiding it under a cap.
Because the part that dials a list also syncs it, backs it up, sends WhatsApp messages and serves a web admin, and those run on servers and are looked after by people. Ordinary calling in RMDialer costs us nothing to provide, so it is free. The rest is priced low per user instead of being free with a catch.
The whole team. Every caller who installs RMDialer and signs in under the account gets the same three days with every feature on, and the manager gets the web admin for the same period. That is deliberate: the difference a list dialler makes only shows when the real team runs a real list.
RMDialer does not, free or paid. The handset's own SIM places every call, so airtime is whatever the mobile plan already charges and the software never sees a minute. A "free" dialer that routes calls over its own lines is where per-minute charges hide, and it is the first thing to check on anything calling itself free.
Yes. The free basic dialer and the three-day trial are the same in Dhaka, Dubai, Denver or Durban, since all the app needs is an Android phone that makes ordinary calls. After the trial the price outside India is in dollars, and the app is available in many languages.
In India, ₹159 per user a month billed yearly or ₹249 a month billed every three months, tax extra. Outside India, $29 per user a year or $12 per user for three months. One price covers the list dialler, the records, reminders, WhatsApp and the web admin, and the basic dialer stays free either way.
Set it as your phone app in one tap. Everything works like before, and then it starts working FOR you.
₹159/user/month on yearly · every feature included · Prices are per user, exclusive of taxes.
Free forever: the business dialer never expires, and needs no account
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.
