CallLoop posts per-minute voice rates, ships your agents live in under 24 hours, and welcomes SMBs on month-to-month terms. Retell runs an enterprise sales motion aimed at healthcare, finance, insurance, logistics, and retail — the price the page should show stays behind a quote.
Retell asks you to talk to a rep before they'll tell you what it costs. CallLoop publishes the rate. That's the whole pitch.
| CallLoop Transparent rates | Retell AI Quote-only | |
|---|---|---|
| Per-minute voice rate | $0.13 / min | Contact sales |
| Monthly platform fee | $149 / moflat — all-in | Contact sales |
| Setup & onboarding | Included — live in <24h | Vertical-specialized onboarding |
| Contract terms | Month-to-month | Annual enterprise contract |
| ICP fit | SMB-first — self-serve signup | Healthcare, finance, insurance, logistics, retail |
| Price visibility | Public — on this page | Contact sales |
$0.13 per minute of voice, $149 a month flat. The number on this page is the number on your invoice. Retell runs an enterprise sales motion aimed at healthcare, finance, and other large verticals — you won't see the rate until you've signed an LOI.
CallLoop ships DIY compliance tooling — you own the configuration, the call recordings, and the audit trail. Retell ships per-vertical compliance templates that lock you into their pre-cleared flows; iterating requires filing a change request against their platform team's roadmap.
Self-serve signup, month-to-month billing, live in under 24 hours, no annual commit. Retell is purposefully tuned for large organizations — healthcare systems, financial institutions, insurance carriers, logistics providers, retail chains — SMBs fall outside their ICP and feel it in the quoting motion.
Either way you'll be on a real call with our team inside one business day. No SDR funnel, no "thanks for your interest."
30 minutes with a CallLoop engineer. We'll set up your first campaign live and show you the dashboard.
7-day trial, no card. We'll spin up a sandbox campaign on your real prospect list so you can compare voice quality and conversion side by side.
If your priority is transparent pricing, self-serve SMB-friendly onboarding, and owning the iteration loop on your scripts and compliance posture, CallLoop is the better fit. Retell is a strong voice-platform business — profitable, YC-backed, and fielded at large enterprises in healthcare, finance, insurance, logistics, and retail — but their sales motion, annual contract, and vertical-specialized compliance templates are tuned for that ICP. If you're an SMB or mid-market sales team shipping a campaign this week, CallLoop is positioned for you.
For sales teams that want to ship a campaign this week rather than this quarter, yes. CallLoop publishes its per-minute rate ($0.13/min) and monthly fee ($149/mo) on the website and ships live in under 24 hours on month-to-month billing. You can trial the actual product with your own prospect list before committing — no enterprise sales motion, no annual LOI.
Yes — CallLoop ships a smaller product surface area than Retell's vertical-specialized platform, and we're direct about that. The relevant question for an outbound sales team isn't who's bigger. It's which platform serves your motion. CallLoop is SMB-first with transparent pricing, month-to-month billing, and DIY compliance tooling that lets you iterate today. Retell is tuned for large enterprises in healthcare, finance, insurance, logistics, and retail — teams who need that scale pay for it in opaque pricing, annual contracts, and a slower iteration loop. If you're dialing your own list this month, the wedge is that we ship faster and bill simpler; if you need a bespoke large-vertical deployment, Retell has more surface area.
CallLoop charges $0.13 per minute of voice and $149/mo for the platform — both publicly listed on this page. Retell doesn't publish a rate: they direct you to "contact sales" and quote an annual enterprise contract. Most buyers we've talked to find the per-minute math easier than negotiating an annual band, especially when the quote is gated behind an LOI.
CallLoop agents go live in under 24 hours: upload your prospect list, paste your script, point at your calendar booking link. Retell's enterprise onboarding typically runs weeks and includes a vertical-specialized compliance flow — that's the right shape for a healthcare system or insurer, and overkill for a sales team dialing their own list. The speed difference is the most common reason teams switch.
CallLoop ships DIY compliance tooling: you own the configuration, the call recordings, the consent phrasing, the audit trail, and the script revision loop. Retell ships pre-cleared per-vertical compliance templates — for healthcare/finance/insurance/logistics/retail buyers that's a real accelerator, but iteration requires filing a change request against their platform team's roadmap. If your script needs to move weekly, DIY beats pre-cleared templates.
Yes. Your prospect lists, call scripts, and CRM hooks port over directly. Most teams run CallLoop in parallel for a week on a slice of their list, compare connect rates and demo bookings, then flip the rest of their volume over. There's no lock-in — CallLoop is month-to-month.