Power dialer that uses your own Telnyx account: your numbers, your bill.

DialBreeze is the dialer, not the phone company. Calls run over your own Telnyx account, so you keep the numbers and see calling costs on the carrier's invoice. Twilio and fully managed calling are planned.

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Telnyx

Bring your own Telnyx account. Calls, numbers, caller ID and the carrier bill stay in your name.

Browser audio over WebRTC through your Telnyx credential connection
Your own numbers and outbound caller ID
Telnyx bills calling usage to you directly; no DialBreeze per-minute or per-dial charge
Signed Telnyx webhooks verified on every call event

Planned options, not available yetTwilio · Managed calling

Planned

Twilio

Bring your own Twilio account, with the same dialer, recordings and after-call AI.

Not available yet
Same workflow as Telnyx when it ships
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Planned

Managed calling

Calling included with your DialBreeze plan, for teams that do not want their own carrier account.

Not available yet
Numbers and minutes provided by DialBreeze
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Caller ID & reputation.

What DialBreeze does today, and what stays with you and Telnyx. Read this before you buy, not after.

Caller ID reputation guide

Caller ID and reputation: DialBreeze today
Question	DialBreeze today
Who owns the numbers?	Your Telnyx account. If you leave DialBreeze, the numbers stay with you.
Who bills the calls and numbers?	Telnyx, directly to your account, at your account's rates. DialBreeze adds no per-minute or per-dial charge.
STIR/SHAKEN attestation	Handled by Telnyx for numbers you own in your Telnyx account. DialBreeze does not sign calls itself.
Caller ID choice and number rotation	Use one number as the caller ID, or rotate per call across the numbers you have added from your own Telnyx account. DialBreeze does not buy, replace or retire numbers for you.
Spam-label monitoring	Not provided by DialBreeze today.
Spam-label remediation	Not provided by DialBreeze today.

Before your first production call

Bring your Telnyx account, authorized number, headset, browser microphone access, and an eligible calling list.

Your Telnyx accountOutbound voice enabled and an API key for the connection. Telnyx bills calling and numbers to you directly.
An authorized numberA number you are allowed to call from, used as your outbound caller ID.
A headsetA wired or reliable wireless headset for the operator's browser audio.
Browser microphone accessAllow the microphone for the DialBreeze app, then confirm audio with a permitted test call.
An eligible calling listA CSV your business may call. Consent, registry scrubbing, recording rules and calling windows are your campaign policy.

Workspace setup Production readiness check Live list

Production readiness check.

A named stage after workspace setup and before rollout. We walk through these four checks with you on your own Telnyx account before your first live list.

Browser audioHeadset connected and microphone permission allowed for the DialBreeze app, heard both ways.
Telnyx connectionYour own Telnyx account, with outbound voice enabled, linked to DialBreeze.
Authorized caller IDA number on your Telnyx account that you are allowed to call from, set as the outbound caller ID.
A permitted test callOne call to a number you may call, worked through its disposition, recording and after-call output.

It confirms the setup works. It does not predict your connect rate, caller ID display on every phone or your Telnyx bill.

How a call travels.

Browser to carrier to phone network, with the recording coming back for the after-call AI.

Your browserHeadset audio over WebRTC
DialBreezeQueue, lines, dispositions, recording
Your Telnyx accountNumbers, caller ID, termination
The person you callThe first live answer goes to your operator

After the call is processed: when recording is on, the recording becomes a transcript and summary on the lead record. AI never joins or speaks on the call.

Illustration, not a customer photo.

Join the waitlist for Twilio and managed calling.

We will email you when there is something to test. No marketing list.

Carrier questions.

More on the connection: browser calling setup and the STIR/SHAKEN guide.

Why bring my own carrier?

You own the numbers, the caller ID and the carrier relationship. You see what calling costs on the carrier's own invoice, and if you leave DialBreeze your numbers stay with you.

What do I need from Telnyx?

A Telnyx account with outbound voice enabled, at least one number you are authorized to call from, and an API key. We walk through the connection during onboarding and confirm a test call before you load a live list.

What does Telnyx charge?

Telnyx sets its own prices and bills you directly. On 2026-09-28 its pricing page listed a Voice API platform fee of $0.002 per minute plus outbound termination from $0.005 per minute in the US, with numbers and other services priced separately. Check telnyx.com/pricing for current rates.

When will Twilio or managed calling ship?

Both are planned and not yet available. We do not publish a date until one is ready. Join the waitlist and we will email you when there is something to test.

Have a Telnyx account already?

We set up your workspace, then you connect your own Telnyx account for production calling.

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