Head to head

Kixie vs ProspectBoss

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Kixie

Sales-quoted Free trial

Power dialer and sales phone with Professional, single-line, and multi-line plans. Pricing is sales-quoted. Free trial.

Where Kixie fits

  • Inside-sales teams that want a power dialer
  • Shops that need unlimited US and Canada minutes
  • Teams that will use the developer API
  • Buyers who want to try before a quote

ProspectBoss

$199/user/mo 10 day free trial

Outbound dialer and lead CRM built around keeping calls answered: each user gets 30 to 50 numbers that are registered, warmed up and rotated as caller IDs. 10-day free trial; plans from $199/user/mo.

Where ProspectBoss fits

  • Staffing agencies cold calling candidates and clients by phone
  • Recruiters whose numbers keep getting flagged as Spam Likely
  • Teams that want dialer and lead CRM in one tool
  • Managers who want connect rate by rep and by number

At a glance

DetailKixieProspectBoss
Starting priceSales-quoted$199/user/mo
Free tier–No–No
Free trialYes10 day free trial
MCP server–No–No
Public API✓Yes–No
Listed underDialers, Lead generationDialers

Where they pull apart

Kixie

Stands out: Unlimited US and Canada minutes on every plan, plus a developer API included.

Watch out: Plan dollars stay unlisted. AI human-voice detection is a premium add-on on the multi-line dialer. Conversation Intelligence is also an add-on.

Not the right fit for

  • Buyers who need a published per-seat rate
  • Contact centers that need a CCaaS suite

ProspectBoss

Stands out: Most dialers sell speed; ProspectBoss sells number health. It caps new numbers at 20 calls a day during a four-week warm-up, rotates caller IDs automatically, scores each number and rests the ones at risk of a Spam Likely label.

Watch out: At $199/user/mo it costs more than many cloud dialers, the entry plan is single-line dialing, and the vendor publishes no list of named CRM or ATS integrations. SMS credits and extra numbers cost extra.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that need a documented ATS or CRM sync
  • Low-volume callers who do not need 30+ numbers

Pros and cons

Kixie

  • Unlimited US and Canada minutes
  • Developer API on every plan
  • Free trial to start
  • No public plan dollars
  • Voice detection is a premium add-on
  • Conversation Intelligence costs extra

ProspectBoss

  • Number warm-up, rotation and health scoring built in
  • Dialer and lead CRM in one tool
  • Done-for-you number management on the Managed plan
  • From $199/user/mo, above many cloud dialers
  • No named CRM or ATS integrations published
  • SMS credits and extra numbers billed separately

What each one costs

Kixie

Sales-quoted

Sales-quoted. Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer, and Multi-Line PowerDialer are named. Unlimited US/Canada minutes and a developer API are included. AI voice detection, ConnectionBoost, Conversation Intelligence, and DNC are add-ons. Free trial at signup. Trial length is unlisted. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

ProspectBoss

$199/user/mo

Connect is $199/user/mo with 30 outbound numbers per user, single-line dialing, the lead CRM, call recording, AI transcription and summaries, voicemail drop and SMS and email follow-up. Connect Pro is $299/user/mo with 40 numbers, automated four-week warm-up, number-health scoring and spam-risk alerts. Connect Managed is $349/user/mo with 50 numbers and done-for-you provisioning, registration and remediation. Each plan has a 10-day free trial; SMS credits and extra numbers are bought separately. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 28 Sep 2026

Common questions

Can you try Kixie or ProspectBoss for free?
Neither carries a free tier on our listing. Kixie offers a free trial. ProspectBoss offers a 10 day free trial.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 19 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?