Comparison
Iris vs Orum
We are not going to tell you what Orum costs, because Orum will not tell you either — not until you have booked and sat through a demo. That is the comparison.
The price, side by side
Iris Dialer
$149
per seat, per month · month-to-month · no seat minimum
Orum
Not published — quote only
Billed annually, with a three-seat minimum on the entry plan.
Everything we state about Orum comes from their own public pricing page: the price is quote-only, billing is annual with no monthly option, the entry plan has a three-seat minimum, and the free trial is capped at 500 dials. An annual, quote-only contract with a three-seat floor is a very different commitment from one seat you can cancel yourself next month.
Third-party reports range from $250 to $800 per user per month; Orum publishes nothing. We have no current quote, so we make no claim about their price.
Line by line
| Iris | Orum | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $149 per seat, per month, published | Not published — quote onlyYou have to book a demo to learn what it costs. |
| Billing term | Month-to-month | Billed annually — no monthly option |
| Seat minimum | None. One seat is a valid order. | Three-seat minimum on the entry plan |
| Trial | Start on the published price, cancel yourself any month | Free trial capped at 500 dials |
| How you find out the price | Read this page | Not published — quote only |
What a $149 seat includes
- Month-to-month, no seat minimum
- 5,000 dials included, then $0.02 per dial
- 5 rotating caller IDs included
- Parallel dialing with answering-machine screening
- Calling windows enforced in the lead's own timezone
- Suppression scrubbing and abandonment throttling included