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CloudTalk Reviews: 4.3/5 — Solid Choice
CloudTalk is a cloud-based contact center solution that ensures companies transition to a more flexible communications system for better customer coordination and contact. The brand is known for serving a lot of bluechip organizations and offers more than 140 national phone numbers. CloudTalk’s features offer access to real-time analytics on agent performance, connecting remote teams to a single contact center and an entire system backed by impressive network capabilities.
| Capabilities |
API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
CloudTalk’s Starter plan caps outbound calling at 500 minutes per user per month. Essential, €4 more, makes it unlimited. Five hundred minutes is roughly 25 minutes of talking a day — a figure any sales or support agent passes before lunch. Paying 16% more to remove the cap entirely is not a close decision, which makes Starter difficult to recommend to anyone who actually makes calls.
- What it is: A cloud contact centre platform — calling, routing, dialers, and AI voice agents.
- Best for: Outbound sales and support teams calling across Europe, on Essential or above.
- Pricing: Starter €25, Essential €29, Expert €49 per user monthly on annual billing. Verified July 2026.
- The honest catch: The parallel dialer add-on is €39 per user — more than the entire Starter plan.
What Is CloudTalk?
CloudTalk is a cloud calling platform for teams that make and take a lot of calls: local numbers in 160-plus countries, number porting, IVR and skill-based routing, call recording, dialers, and — increasingly — AI voice agents that handle calls autonomously.
Its geographic framing is explicitly European: unlimited domestic calls “across EU, UK, Iceland, Norway” is the headline inclusion from Essential upward, which makes it a natural fit for European operations and a less obvious one elsewhere.
Every plan says Contact Sales despite the published per-user prices, so there is no self-serve route.
How CloudTalk Works
- Priced per user, per month, billed annually.
- Starter caps outbound at 500 minutes per user; Essential and Expert are unlimited domestically.
- Routing intelligence starts at Essential — IVR, skill-based and smart routing.
- Dialers are largely add-ons, priced per user on top.
- AI voice agents are metered by minute, from €99 for 200 minutes.
- Every plan requires a sales conversation.
CloudTalk Pricing
Captured from CloudTalk’s pricing page in July 2026 on the euro price list with annual billing.
| Plan | Per user/mo | Outbound minutes | Routing | Dialers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | €25 | 500/user | Basic only | Click-to-call; power dialer as add-on |
| Essential | €29 | Unlimited | IVR, skill and smart routing | Adds auto outbound number |
| Expert | €49 | Unlimited | Adds VIP queues | Preview and power dialer included |
Add-ons: power dialer €15/user · parallel dialer €39/user · call intelligence €9/user · branded caller ID from €0.07/call · AI receptionist from €99/mo (200 min) · AI specialist from €349/mo (1,000 min)
What actually decides your plan:
- The €4 step from Starter to Essential is the easiest decision on the page. Five hundred outbound minutes a month is about 25 minutes a day. An agent whose job is calling will exhaust that in a morning, and Essential removes the cap for a 16% increase. Starter only makes sense for people who receive calls rather than make them — inbound and internal calls are free on every plan.
- Essential is also where the platform becomes a contact centre. Business hours and time-based routing, IVR, and skill-based and smart routing are all absent from Starter. Without them you have a phone system, not a routed one.
- The parallel dialer costs more than the entry plan. €39 per user per month, against Starter’s €25 and Expert’s €49. It remains an add-on even on Expert, so an outbound team wanting parallel dialing on the top tier is looking at €88 per user before anything else.
- Add the numbers you will actually use. Expert at €49 plus the parallel dialer at €39 plus call intelligence at €9 comes to €97 per user per month — close to four times the Starter headline. The power dialer at €15 is the one add-on Expert includes.
- AI voice agents are a separate meter. €99 a month for 200 minutes works out at €0.495 per minute; €349 for 1,000 minutes is €0.349 — a 30% better rate at the larger package. Neither is included in any plan.
- Nothing is self-serve. All three tiers route to Contact Sales, so budget evaluation time even though the prices are published.
Who Should Use CloudTalk
- European outbound sales teams. The clearest case — unlimited domestic calling across the EU, UK, Iceland, and Norway from €29.
- Support operations needing real routing. IVR, skill-based routing, and queue callback from Essential.
- Teams deploying AI voice agents. CloudTalk prices them openly by the minute, which many competitors do not.
- Businesses needing local numbers widely. 160-plus countries covered on every plan.
It fits poorly for teams making few calls, where Starter’s cap might suffice but the platform is oversized; for heavy parallel dialing on a budget, given the €39 add-on; and for non-European operations, where the unlimited-calling geography is less useful.
Honest Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Unlimited domestic calling from €29, across EU, UK, Iceland, and Norway.
- Free internal and inbound calls on every plan, including Starter.
- Local numbers in 160+ countries at every tier.
- Published add-on prices, so the real total is calculable.
- AI voice agents priced by the minute, with a clear volume discount.
- Power dialer included on Expert rather than sold separately.
Limitations
- 500 outbound minutes on Starter — about 25 minutes a day.
- The parallel dialer costs €39 per user, more than the entry plan.
- Routing intelligence requires Essential, not Starter.
- A fully equipped agent costs around €97 per month.
- Every plan requires contacting sales.
- AI voice minutes are entirely additional to the seat price.
CloudTalk Alternatives and How It Compares
- Aircall is the closest competitor for sales and support calling, with strong integrations.
- Nextiva is a full unified communications platform, stronger on US business telephony.
- RingCentral is the large incumbent covering voice, video, and messaging.
- Quo (formerly OpenPhone) is the shared-inbox option for small teams sharing numbers.
- Grasshopper suits solo operators wanting a virtual business number.
- Dialpad competes directly with AI-led calling features.
For a broader survey, browse our contact centre directory.
The Verdict
CloudTalk is a solid choice for European teams that spend their day on the phone, and the reason is geographic: unlimited domestic calling across the EU, UK, Iceland, and Norway is a genuinely useful inclusion if that is where your customers are, and local numbers in 160-plus countries cover the rest. Free internal and inbound calls on every plan, including the cheapest, is a further good decision.
The plan choice is close to made for you. Starter caps outbound calling at 500 minutes per user per month — about 25 minutes a day — and Essential removes the cap entirely for €4 more. For anyone whose job involves making calls, that is not a trade-off worth thinking about. Essential is also where the routing intelligence lives: business hours routing, IVR, and skill-based routing are all absent from Starter, so the entry tier is a phone system rather than a contact centre. Treat €29 as the real starting price.
Then price the add-ons before you compare CloudTalk with anything else, because they are substantial. The parallel dialer is €39 per user per month — more than the entire Starter plan, and 80% of Expert — and it remains an add-on even at the top tier. An outbound team on Expert with parallel dialing and call intelligence is at €97 per user per month, roughly four times the Starter headline. CloudTalk deserves credit for publishing all of those rates openly, including per-minute AI voice agent pricing at €99 for 200 minutes or €349 for 1,000. The numbers are all there; they simply need adding up before the sales call rather than after.
FAQ
How much does CloudTalk cost?
On the euro price list captured July 2026 with annual billing: Starter €25 per user per month, Essential €29, and Expert €49. Add-ons are priced separately — power dialer €15 per user, parallel dialer €39 per user, call intelligence €9 per user, branded caller ID from €0.07 per call, and AI voice agents from €99 per month for 200 minutes. All plans require contacting sales.
What is the difference between CloudTalk Starter and Essential?
The most significant difference is calling volume: Starter includes 500 outbound minutes per user per month, while Essential offers unlimited domestic calls across the EU, UK, Iceland, and Norway — for €4 more per user. Essential also adds business hours and time-based routing, IVR, skill-based and smart routing, and an auto outbound number, none of which Starter includes.
How much are CloudTalk’s dialers?
The power dialer is €15 per user per month and is included on the Expert plan. The parallel dialer, which dials multiple lines simultaneously, is €39 per user per month and remains an add-on on every plan including Expert. That makes the parallel dialer more expensive than the entire Starter subscription, so outbound teams should price it before choosing a tier.
How does CloudTalk price AI voice agents?
By the minute, in packages. The AI Receptionist starts at €99 per month for 200 minutes, which works out at about €0.495 per minute, and the AI Specialist starts at €349 per month for 1,000 minutes, or roughly €0.349 per minute — around 30% cheaper at the larger volume. These are additional to the per-user plan price on every tier.
Can I buy CloudTalk without talking to sales?
No. All three published plans — Starter, Essential, and Expert — show a Contact Sales button rather than a checkout, despite carrying per-user prices. That means a sales conversation is required regardless of tier, so factor in evaluation time even though you can calculate your likely cost from the published rates in advance.
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It's an easy to use tool that takes 1 minute to set up.
Sometimes the client crashes or will "freeze"
It allows our sales organization to scale up and ramp up new reps extremely fast. The ability to choose numbers from all over the world is really accelerating scaleability.
easy to use tool and with the possibility to link with some sales tools
at this moment everything is working fine
not to be always calling from the phone. With just a click on my laptop, I can make a call using my headphones
Quick chat support, Good tech, customizable
They make changes to phone number and forgot to update the phone routing.
all customer interaction is handled on cloudtalk.
The call flow designer system is by far the highlight of the product, supporting excellent customisation and routing of calls, including making external API calls where required to make decisions based on external account data.
Pricing based on usage is not as clear as it might be. All usage is metered by default, however, there is no clear rate table that is published or accessible to know how inbound and outbound calls will be priced prior to receiving the bill at the end of the period.
We started using CloudTalk to have access to a more flexible call centre system that would let us encode all of the logic that we wanted to into our IVR system, as well as to support international numbers in all of our markets.
The app is easy to install and phone calls work even with a slow internet connection. I also like the contacts section that is integrated into the app. The app does seem to be constantly improving with bugs being fixed.
The app can be a bit buggy sometimes, I have needed to reinstall it a few times. Also, it would really help to be able to search phone numbers on the app itself, like other competitors.
We are able to speak to customers on a real-time basis, remotely, without needing a complicated voip system.
It counts my calls and missed calls. I love that It Takes the country code automatically and features like leaving voice messages recorded and sending SMS and the SMS sent from the other side.
It has poor sound sometimes and is very annoying when it happens. The audio has a low volume and a sort of static in the backroung. Sometimes, not always. I thing comparing to other is pretty good though
Definitely, it has improved my workflow; the fact that you can select the country so any number will be automatically dialed to that country code is fantastic. The ability to see green or red calls is also a good plus. However, I would like to have an automatic count on the calls, instead of fishing between green and red.
It's comfortable because you don't need to take your phone. You can copy and paste the number and call it. Moreover you can receive calls too its usefull in this aspect
In my opinion they need to improve a lot of processes, because sometimes when you try to reach your contact it's difficult. You cant hear clear the sounds, and you need to call your contact twice times or more
I can save time, and don't need to check my mobile phone all time when I try to contact with mine clients. But sometimes its really slow and doesn't work properly
The ease pf use and competitive rates for Europe
Very complicated and pricing structure and agreement has been disjointed and inconsistent to the initial agreeement
allowing our sales team to make calls seamlessly
Being able to call from the phone and from the computer.
Had technical issues. Internet etc., the tags. Should be automatically there. shouldn't have to press the button, then select if the call got hung up.
easy to call candidates from all over the world. see mroe stats etc.
has a chrome extension. overall a decent app
there are glitches. like the "send sms" button oftentimes disappears so you need to manually copy and paste the number you need to send a message to, error prompts etc. you need to relaunch the app
can send messages to anyone.
Call experience is so far okay and smooth.
Limited text messages are allowed daily.
Unlimited text messages should be unlimited daily.
I love the concept; it's easy to use. You can make calls all over the world.
The software has a lot of issues; in regards to incoming calls, outgoing calls. The service team takes a while to get back to clients.
We are using cloud talk as our central phone platform.
The ability to replay recorded calls - this has helped me review my performance over the phone
There's too much clicking required to access critical information such as campaign statistics. Additionally, the call transcripts are wildly inaccurate.
Being able to review my performance over the phone.
very easy to call and the signal is stable
Can't send the group text to the leads list
Bad signals with Jiminny. CloudTalk has missed call list and downloadable app.
ease of use, multi-platform compatibility and system integrations.
When used on a computer, headphones are needed. There doesn't appear to be any signal processing to prevent feedback.
As a mobile workforce, most of our team didn't have access to business phone lines meaning most mobile workers used our mobile phones for client conversations - this makes it very difficult to take a day off as the main phone number client have is a personal mobile phone - since deploying Cloudtalk, we've been able to make all calls via the business phone line and all incoming client calls are routed via the main phone number meaning anyone in the call group can address the call. Calls are also automatically logged to our CRM, cutting down on manual data entry processes.
That it integrates with gorgias...as we currently have 3 separate businesses and are growing, it's great to be able to create tickets for calls and texts to keep track of everything.
Setting up workflow automations - I am very new to this and am struggling and would like a bit more support to get this first workflow set up appropriately.
I'm working with someone on the workflow automations...it is just taking longer than I anticipated due to my unfamiliarity with it.
Being able to integrate with Gorgias and easy to use interface
I'd like to see more tags and analytics on why customers are calling in
Being able to use the voicemail function and not missing any customer calls
iOS app work great. Sound quality on desktop is fine.
Android app doesnt work at all...after severall reboots it doesnt work and constantly crash or just doesnt show incoming calls.
route calls to the correct numbers
I like the talk quality and the mobile app
Incoming calls does not show the number, the panel could be improved
Talking with customers and measuring the team’s performance
The integration to HubSpot which makes our lives easier. The ability to SMS and make calls. Have a local number.
The quality of calls is not that great at times and there is a delay. Also when a lead calls back there is no notification on the Mac or Windows computer. it always goes un-noticed.
Remote team to make sales and the ability to view the history is amazing.
Ability to call from my computer, easy to use and a simple interface
Sometimes there is some latency, maybe just a second, I tried other providers with the same internet connection with this issue
I can make many calls in the same day, as it is super helpful to have it in the computer with the app, economic price and easy to use. Maybe I can add the possibility to use the central when you have a team of people
Cloud Talk is easy to setup. It was the best option for my startup business. Pricing was within reason and the support is great! I found that
Unable to update my subscription level without requesting from support via email.
Able to connect with prospects easily, manage a remote team of outbound sales reps. Cloudtalk makes it easy for me to see how many calls are made on daily basis and when calls were connected. This allows me to better manage our lead pipeline and adjust for the number of inside sales persons available to connect with prospects that outbound sales makes.
Easy interface, good quality of the connection, responsive support, integration with front
very limited amount of mobile phone numbers available for EU, lagging phone app for iOS and Android, which we pretty much do not use anymore.
Communication with our guests. Spreading calls among distributed group of employees.
CloudTalk has very good integrations with CRM's. The app is available on multiple platforms with call and text capability. Some of the additional features like call routing, voicemail etc. are also great.
The voice quality was not always great. On iOS the incoming calls through the app would sometimes drop.
CloudTalk is a cost effective solution to a portable business phone. It allows us to run a number through an app instead of carrying a second business phone around.
I really like that you can just connect CloudTalk to our Salesforce and it's super easy and fast to call just with a click
I had some connectivity problems and it took a little to have an answer from the support center, even if they were at the end super nice, professional and solved the problem immediately.
you can adjust your experience with Cloudtalk in base of what you need and you have a great overview on the inbound and outbound calls.
the usabiltiy is great, which solves lot´s of time
If noted no downsides - by using Cloud Talk - yet.
cloud talk will help us to call lot´s of people in an efficient way
How easy it is to do the calls and be able to listen every call made.
After some calls the app seems not to work and we need to refresh a lot of times.
Ecommerce problems worldwide. Being able to listen my calls
Very friendly design and easy to use, which is great, considering that sometimes I have no time to navigate on really complex tools and platforms.
Had trouble with some bugs that made communication with the other end quite hard.
Being able to communicate with company clients without using my personal #.
Conseguir trabalhar a partir de casa, sem ter material físico.
WAV Files. Eu substituía estes por MP3 files.
Tele-trabalho
- Moderate pricing - Web Application (Interface, Useability) - Dashboard overview
- Mobile app (Unfortunately we regularly have connection problems: Incoming calls aren't registered with the mobile app) - Connectivity issues/Call quality (Occasionally we loose the connection during calls with customers)
currently we didn't raise any issues. However, we'd be happy if our issues could be fixed in the future.
