Koncert sells five dialers and publishes the price of none
The plans are public, the comparison is public, the numbers are not. Here is what could be sourced — and one figure we deliberately left out.
Publishes pricing Partly Plans and features are published. Prices are not.
Koncert’s pricing page publishes five plan names — Click Dialer, Flow Dialer, Agent-Assisted Dialer, AI Flow Dialer and AI Parallel Dialer — with a feature comparison. Each column ends in “Get Pricing”.
Koncert is unusual in this category for splitting its product into five separately-sold dialers rather than tiers of one. That is genuinely useful information and it is public. What is not public is what any of them cost.
The figures below are the ones we could corroborate. There are numbers visible on Koncert’s own pricing page that we have deliberately not reproduced, and the reason is at the end of this page — it is a better illustration of how to read pricing content than anything we could argue.
What is on the record
Every figure below, with who reported it. Anything Koncert states itself is tinted and marked; everything else is a third-party report.
| What | Figure | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | None | First-partyKoncert’s pricing page — “Get Pricing” / “Contact us for pricing” |
| Plans, published | Click · Flow · Agent-Assisted · AI Flow · AI Parallel | First-partyKoncert’s pricing page, August 2026 |
| Entry point, reported | From ~$40 / user / mo | SalesHive vendor profile, 2026 |
| Promotional rate, reported | $75 / seat / mo for 3 months (AI Flow Dialer) | Koncert “Pipeline Accelerator”, reported 2026 — US B2B, 3-user minimum |
| Full-package annual, reported | Low-to-mid four figures per user | Third-party analyses, 2026 |
01Why this page is shorter than the others
Koncert’s pricing page renders a row of figures beneath its five plan names — 6, 7, 29, 79, 99 — with no currency symbol and no billing period attached to them in the page’s markup. They look very much like per-user monthly prices, and they may be exactly that.
No third party corroborates them as prices. The same reviewers who cover Koncert’s tiers in detail say “contact us for pricing”, which is not what anyone writes about a vendor with a visible rate card. So a figure that would make this the most useful page of the four is sitting right there, and it is not on it.
That is the standard these pages are held to, and it is worth being explicit about it once: a number we would have to caveat into meaninglessness is worth less than the sentence explaining why it is absent. If Koncert publishes those rates unambiguously, this page gets them the same week.
02Five products, priced separately
Because parallel dialing is its own SKU at Koncert rather than a tier of one product, the comparison is not seat-to-seat. Reaching multi-line dialing means buying the AI Parallel Dialer specifically, and the entry-level figure reported for Koncert refers to its simplest click dialer.
Pharo prices parallel dialing on every plan — two lines at $99, four at $179, eight or more on Enterprise — which makes the number on the page the number for the thing you came for.
What Pharo costs
Parallel dialing on every tier, and the tier prices are on the page.
| Starter | $99 / user / mo | 2-line parallel dialer, 5,000 credits |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $179 / user / mo | 4-line parallel dialer, 20,000 credits |
| Enterprise | Custom | 8+ lines, annual, 10-user minimum |
| Trial | 7 days, 1,000 credits | No credit card |
Questions buyers ask
How much does Koncert cost?
Koncert does not publish rates. Its pricing page lists five dialer products with a feature comparison and a “Get Pricing” call to action. Third-party sources report an entry point from around $40 per user per month for its simplest dialer, and a promoted Pipeline Accelerator rate of $75 per seat per month for three months on the AI Flow Dialer, with a three-user minimum.
Does Koncert charge separately for parallel dialing?
Koncert sells its AI Parallel Dialer as a distinct product rather than as a tier of a single dialer, so multi-line dialing is a separate purchase from its click and flow dialers. Pharo includes parallel dialing on every plan.
What is Koncert’s minimum?
Koncert’s promoted Pipeline Accelerator program is reported to require a minimum of three users and to be limited to US B2B teams. No general seat minimum is published.
Where these numbers come from
Figures about Koncert are its published terms and third-party reports, checked on 19 August 2026. First-party figures come from Koncert's own site and take precedence over any estimate. Pricing changes without notice — if something here is out of date, it is a bug: tell us and we will correct it. Every vendor in this category, in one table: the parallel dialer pricing index.
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