Aircall
ProHighLevel

Aircall vs ProHighLevel

Aircall is a dialer that assumes you already solved CRM. ProHighLevel solves both.

Summary

At a glance

Pricing checked August 2026. Confirm current numbers on each vendor’s site.

Aircall ProHighLevel
Product Cloud dialer CRM + dialer
Typical price ~$30+/user/mo $29–$149/mo software
Browser voice Cloud dialer app In-CRM browser calling
Needs separate CRM Yes No
Power dialing Core feature List-based multi-agent outbound
Call logging Via integration Native timeline
SMS Plan-dependent On contact (prepaid)
Team size fit Mid-size inside sales 1–10 seat shops
Best for CRM-mature orgs Teams without RevOps
Calling & usage

Voice quality and wallet pricing

ProHighLevel wallet rates are carrier pass-through (no platform markup on usage for now). Tables use example routes — confirm your destination in Call rates before you budget.

How calls sound

Aircall

Depends on their carrier path, device, and network. We keep calling inside the CRM on a single browser session.

ProHighLevel

Calls run in the browser inside your CRM — wideband audio (including Opus) when your connection supports it. No separate phone app to open.

Media stays on our voice network after you connect. Most teams notice lower lag than juggling tabs and a third-party dialer.

How wallet billing works

Wallet rates follow carrier pass-through — no extra platform markup on usage for now. Usage accrues in sub-cents; your prepaid balance debits in $0.01 steps when accrued usage adds up. A very short call may not move the balance until more usage stacks.

Live price before you dial or send: Settings → Telecom → Call rates

Usage pricing

Aircall usually bundles minutes into seat plans instead of a prepaid wallet. Compare software tiers above, then read their overage rules on their site.

Tables below are a marketing snapshot from our imported rate deck and GoHighLevel’s published LC Phone billing guide. Carrier pass-through fees, destination prefix, and number type can change the live price. Confirm your route in Call rates before you budget — that screen is what your wallet will charge.

Differences

Where Aircall and ProHighLevel split

Neither tool is wrong for everyone. These are the trade-offs teams actually feel after week two.

Pricing

Aircall

Per-seat dialer + per-seat CRM = two bills.

ProHighLevel

One software tier. Prepaid telecom.

Integrations

Aircall

Salesforce, HubSpot — sync is the model.

ProHighLevel

No sync — one database.

Pipeline

Aircall

Lives in external CRM

ProHighLevel

Native stages and owners

Best for

Aircall

Inside sales with RevOps

ProHighLevel

Small teams without a CRM admin

Product fit

What each product is

Aircall

Aircall is a cloud call center and sales dialer built to sit on top of Salesforce, HubSpot, and other CRMs. Power dialing, queues, and call analytics are the product.

Pricing

Often cited around $30+/user/month. CRM is separate. Verify on aircall.io.

ProHighLevel

ProHighLevel is CRM-first: contacts, pipelines, browser calling, SMS, and fax on one timeline. No integration project to make the dialer talk to the deal.

Pricing

$29 Starter · $79 Growth · $149 Pro — software only. Telecom prepaid.

Software plan breakdown →

Strengths and gaps

Aircall

  • Mature dialer for inside sales
  • Deep CRM integrations
  • Call coaching and analytics
  • Power dialer features

Watch outs

  • Requires separate CRM subscription
  • Integration drift over time
  • Two support queues when sync breaks
  • Expensive at scale for tiny teams

ProHighLevel

  • Call logs on the contact automatically
  • No Zapier between phone and pipeline
  • Built for ~1–10 users
  • Transparent software + usage billing
ProHighLevel

What the workspace includes

Software tiers cover seats and CRM caps. Calling, SMS, and fax still bill from your prepaid wallet.

Pipeline and contacts — not a sidebar bolted onto a phone app.

  • Deal pipeline

    Stages, owners, and projects. See who needs a call today without exporting to a spreadsheet.

  • Team workspaces

    Add seats per plan. Everyone works the same contacts — no duplicate records per rep.

  • Calendar & booking

    Google Calendar sync, appointments on the contact, services catalog ready for every call.

Who each tool fits

Choose Aircall if…

  • Salesforce is locked in and Aircall is approved.
  • You have 15+ reps and RevOps maintains sync.
  • Call analytics dashboards drive management.

Choose ProHighLevel if…

  • You're 3–8 people paying for dialer + CRM.
  • Integration broke and nobody noticed until commissions.
  • You want hang-up → deal updated in one app.

Example

Beautiful activity report. Empty pipeline.

Aircall shows the dials. CRM shows three updates. By Wednesday the owner is manually reconciling spreadsheets. Again.

Aircall assumes CRM is solved

That’s true for teams with Salesforce admins. It’s false for the owner still reconciling dialer reports with a spreadsheet.

Activity without pipeline is noise

Managers don’t need another graph. They need one record: call, text, stage, owner, next step.

Aircall plus CRM can get there — if someone maintains the bridge. ProHighLevel deletes the bridge.

Questions

Is ProHighLevel an Aircall replacement for enterprise?

We're built for small teams, not 50-seat floors with Salesforce governance.

Do you offer power dialing like Aircall?

Multi-agent outbound from CRM lists — not enterprise power-dialer parity. We optimize for deals that update, not dial volume alone.

Can I import from Aircall?

Export contacts/history where available, import CSV. Recordings may not migrate.

Why do teams leave Aircall for ProHighLevel?

Two subscriptions, integration drift, managers who can't trust the pipeline.

Phone numbers, outbound calling, MMS, fax, and other telecom usage are charged from your workspace balance at published rates. US SMS may require 10DLC brand registration.

One login. One record.

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