For businesses
Your products, sold by callers who chose them.
Self-serve from sign-up to listing. Calls go only to businesses that fit your products. You decide what gets said. Your team closes.
Dialrise is not live yet.
What you set
You set it up yourself, with no staff step.
- Your brand and products
- Sign up, add your brand and each product, pay the listing fee and publish. No sales call, and no one to wait on.
- Who it fits
- The industries that buy it and the smallest business worth a call. Every buyer must be a business: listings that sell to consumers are not accepted.
- Approved claims and disclosures
- The only factual claims a caller may make about your product, and the disclosures they must give. Change them and callers acknowledge the new version before they call for you again.
- Commission
- You set the commission on each product. It goes to the caller in full.
- Your sign-up form
- The fields a caller completes when registering a business for your product. Dialrise keeps only what you need.
- What counts as qualified
- You define a qualified meeting, and where it gets booked.
What comes back
Meetings, sign-ups and results, per product.
- Qualified meetings
- Booked where your team takes them.
- Registered businesses
- Sign-ups a caller completed for a business that agreed, each with a consent record and a confirmation the business can cancel from.
- Results
- Meetings, sign-ups, outcomes and the sales you record, for each product.
- Checked contacts
- Dialrise is built to find contacts in the industries you pick, and each one passes the compliance checks before a caller sees it.
Caller credits
Fund tools for callers, if you want to.
You can fund credits that callers working your products spend on platform leads, dialer minutes and numbers. Tools pass through at the vendor's cost, with no markup.
Pricing
What it costs
Businesses pay a listing fee to be on the network. Dialrise takes no share of your sales and no cut of the commission you set.
Terms are shared with early-list businesses before launch.
Founding sellers
The first sellers planned for the network.
- Solar 360
- The Solar 360 platform: software sold to solar installers.
- Aeon Technologies
- Custom software, plus the services on its published list: industry-specific software, ongoing ownership, product strategy and design, legacy modernization, AI and data engineering, cloud, DevOps and reliability, and mobile apps.
Questions from businesses
Is there a sales process to join?
No. You sign up, list your products and pay the listing fee yourself.
Do callers need to know my product?
No. Each caller reads your product card, approved claims and disclosures, and acknowledges them once before switching your product on. Optional training and practice help them learn it. They book the meeting or register the business; your team closes.
Can a caller say things I have not approved?
Your approved claims are the only factual claims a caller may make about your product. The script is a guide. If you change your claims, callers acknowledge the new version before they call for you again.
Can a caller sign a business up for me?
Yes. During or after a call, a caller can complete your sign-up form for a business that agreed. Its consent is recorded, it gets a confirmation it can cancel from, and card details never pass through the caller.
Who gets called?
Only businesses that fit your product: the industries you choose, at or above the size you set. Dialrise is business to business only, never households.
Do I get callers to myself?
No. Callers choose which brands and products to work, and no business gets exclusive callers.
When does it open?
There is no date yet. Businesses on the early list hear first.
List your products first.
Join the early list and we will email you when Dialrise opens.