CallRail

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CallRail
TypeCall-tracking and routing platform
FoundedUNKNOWN Not established (Site refers to 14 years of experience without a year)[1]
HeadquartersUNKNOWN Not established[1]
LeadershipUNKNOWN Not established[1]
Key featuresCall tracking with campaign attribution, Voice Assist AI answering, Premium Conversation Intelligence[1]
Published pricingFrom US$55 per month[1]
CustomersSmall and medium businesses and marketing agencies; 225,000+ businesses and 7,000+ agencies (self-reported)[1]
Websitecallrail.com
Evidence labels: DOCUMENTED OFFICIAL REPORTED INFERRED UNKNOWN UNVERIFIED How labels are assigned

CallRail is a call-tracking and marketing-analytics platform that describes itself as connecting campaigns, conversations and customers, aimed at small and medium businesses and marketing agencies.[1] It states that it serves more than 225,000 businesses and 7,000 agencies and that plans start at US$55 per month.[1]

Features and positioning

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CallRail's features include call tracking with campaign attribution, an AI answering service called Voice Assist for around-the-clock call answering and lead qualification, and a conversation-intelligence tier for identifying buying signals.[1] The product is oriented to businesses tracking their own marketing rather than to pay-per-call networks routing calls between publishers and buyers, and it is included here because publishers use it for attribution on their own sites.[1]

Pricing

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From US$55 per month[1] Prices change; readers should check the vendor's own page before relying on a figure.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "CallRail – Call Tracking & Marketing Analytics". CallRail. Retrieved 10 September 2026.