# MightyCall Pricing 2026 | Capterra > Learn more about MightyCall pricing plans including starting price, free versions and trials. Source: https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/pricing --- # Pricing for MightyCall [3.8 (95)](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/reviews/) Write a Review! ## [MightyCall](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/) has **4** pricing plans - Yes, has free trial - No free version **Credit Card Required:** Yes **Discount:** Information not available ### Core $25 **Pricing Model:** Per User **Payment Frequency:** Per Month Core plan includes: - All advanced telephony features included - Unlimited calling - Unlimited messages - 2 business phone numbers - Integrations and API access ### Pro $45 **Pricing Model:** Per User **Payment Frequency:** Per Month Pro plan includes: - All Core features - Supervisor workplace - Live call monitoring - Analytics and reporting - Dedicated account manager ### Power $65 **Pricing Model:** Per User **Payment Frequency:** Per Month Power plan includes: - Everything in Pro, plus: - Preview dialer - Progressive dialer - Dedicated account manager ### Enterprise Contact us **Pricing Model:** Per User **Payment Frequency:** Per Month Enterprise plan includes: - Everything in Power, plus: - Predictive dialer - SIP trunking support - Custom integrations ## Popular alternatives to [MightyCall](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/) Looking to learn more about Call Center software similar to MightyCall? 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Pricing RatingN/A Value For Money[3.9(95)](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/reviews/) Pros Cons [Read All 95 Reviews](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/reviews/) Read Full Reviews Below Robert V. IT Admin Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees Used the software for: Less than 6 months ** Overall Rating 2.0 ** Ease of Use 3.0 Customer Service 2.0 Features 2.0 Value for Money 3.0 Likelihood to Recommend 30% 3/10 Reviewer Source Source: Capterra October 23, 2024 "Missing important call center functionality, and poor support" **Overall:** I’ve been with Mightycall for a couple weeks now and I am not impressed. First of all, they bill themselves as Call Center software, and though they allow you to have many phone lines (and you can “label” them to identify them easily for human readability in their online dashboard), you cannot actually see the phone line or the label for the phone line on incoming calls in many use cases! What I mean by a label is lets say you have a number ending in .9999 to act as a phone line for Technical Support. You have another number ending in .7777 to act as a phone line for Sales. I can give those numbers labels that are “Technical Support” and “Sales”. Or if I handled calls for both Target and Walmart, I could label a phone line "Target" and another phone line could be labeled "Walmart". Though you can see labels for those numbers in a lot of administrative tasks, for actual incoming calls, in most use cases (mobile phone app, softphone desktop app, web browser UI) you CANNOT see what phone line the incoming calls are coming in on or the “label” (Sales or Technical Support). It’s crazy how they don’t have that basic functionality. You can have 8 phone lines, and you have no idea what phone line a client is calling in on. The only functionality regarding labeling that I’ve been able to confirm is for the desktop application and web browser, if the window is MINIMIZED, you will get a windows notification for a few seconds that shows the incoming phone line and label of it being called. But only for a few seconds. If you actually look at the application on your PC, or if the application was already active/had focus when the call comes in, all you see in the UI is the caller ID – no indication of what phone line is being called. You have no idea how to greet the customer or what they’re calling about. So, the only way you know what line is being called on your PC, is if your application is MINIMIZED/NOT ACTIVE, and you only see it for a few seconds. Their support rep confirmed that they do NOT support at all the labeling of the phone line being called on the iOS app. They claimed that it’s on the “To-Do” list, but it’s such a simple thing to do I don’t believe them – why is that not implemented already? The Android application is what I’m trying to use on my phone, but I can’t get it to work properly. Their support sent me a screenshot which they claimed is what the Android app shows when a call comes in and shows the label of the phone line being called, but I’ve never seen that screen myself, and attempts to schedule a training session with their sales team, both via email and their “online calendar booking” are ignored. Even if I book a calendar appointment on their website (“Free White Glove Setup” the site says – yeah right!) they literally don’t even show up to the scheduled Zoom meeting. Totally negligent. And they don’t respond to my manual email request to do a videoconference with someone knowledgeable on how the android app works. Even their support team will fail to respond to your inquiries half the time it seems. They completely ignored my most important support email as my first questions as a new customer, and it wasn’t until I followed up asking “Can I get a reply please” a few days later that they responded finally. Also, with further questions about how can I see what phone line a customer is calling on, a support rep sent me a screenshot supposedly from the desktop app claiming you could see the phone line label for an active call, but when I replied back “My screen doesn’t quite look like that, what do I need to do or where do I go in the dashboard to see what you’ve screenshotted”, they ghosted me. And even their screenshot was showing some tiny weird element on the screen that is completely separate and far away from the "softphone" UI where you actually answer the call. Lack of care with helping customers seems to be MightyCall’s forte. They also don’t let you buy voicemail boxes – if you want more voicemailboxes than you have users, you have to pay for a FULL user to get another voicemail box. So prepare to pay literal multiple hundreds of dollars per year just for an additional voicemail box in that scenario. Also, checking multiple voicemail boxes is pretty strange/convoluted. It does technically work, but it’s weird – I won’t get into the details but let’s just say MightyCall should have a dedicated Voicemail tab or something like that, yet they don't. The only positives I have had with them so far are: 1)Fast number port processing 2)Certain administrative tasks are pretty easy to configure. If they continue at this rate, I don’t think I’ll be staying with them. If they ever get phone line labeling working properly on both iOS and Android apps, AND the desktop application, I’ll update this review. **Pros:** Fast Porting of numbers (faster than what they said to expect), ease of configuration for some administrative settings/tasks **Cons:** You literally cannot see what phone line a customer is calling into in many use cases (mobile app, softphone on PC), sales/support literally ignoring you a significant amount of time, can't buy voicemail boxes as add-ons - only full users $$$ **Switched From:** [Comcast Business VoiceEdge](https://www.capterra.com/p/230309/Comcast-Business/) **Reasons for Switching to MightyCall:** Expensive, and didn't want to support Comcast anymore Robert V. IT Admin Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees Used the software for: Less than 6 months ** Overall Rating 2.0 ** Ease of Use 3.0 Customer Service 2.0 Features 2.0 Value for Money 3.0 Likelihood to Recommend 30% 3/10 Reviewer Source Source: Capterra October 23, 2024 "Missing important call center functionality, and poor support" **Overall:** I’ve been with Mightycall for a couple weeks now and I am not impressed. First of all, they bill themselves as Call Center software, and though they allow you to have many phone lines (and you can “label” them to identify them easily for human readability in their online dashboard), you cannot actually see the phone line or the label for the phone line on incoming calls in many use cases! What I mean by a label is lets say you have a number ending in .9999 to act as a phone line for Technical Support. You have another number ending in .7777 to act as a phone line for Sales. I can give those numbers labels that are “Technical Support” and “Sales”. Or if I handled calls for both Target and Walmart, I could label a phone line "Target" and another phone line could be labeled "Walmart". Though you can see labels for those numbers in a lot of administrative tasks, for actual incoming calls, in most use cases (mobile phone app, softphone desktop app, web browser UI) you CANNOT see what phone line the incoming calls are coming in on or the “label” (Sales or Technical Support). It’s crazy how they don’t have that basic functionality. You can have 8 phone lines, and you have no idea what phone line a client is calling in on. The only functionality regarding labeling that I’ve been able to confirm is for the desktop application and web browser, if the window is MINIMIZED, you will get a windows notification for a few seconds that shows the incoming phone line and label of it being called. But only for a few seconds. If you actually look at the application on your PC, or if the application was already active/had focus when the call comes in, all you see in the UI is the caller ID – no indication of what phone line is being called. You have no idea how to greet the customer or what they’re calling about. So, the only way you know what line is being called on your PC, is if your application is MINIMIZED/NOT ACTIVE, and you only see it for a few seconds. Their support rep confirmed that they do NOT support at all the labeling of the phone line being called on the iOS app. They claimed that it’s on the “To-Do” list, but it’s such a simple thing to do I don’t believe them – why is that not implemented already? The Android application is what I’m trying to use on my phone, but I can’t get it to work properly. Their support sent me a screenshot which they claimed is what the Android app shows when a call comes in and shows the label of the phone line being called, but I’ve never seen that screen myself, and attempts to schedule a training session with their sales team, both via email and their “online calendar booking” are ignored. Even if I book a calendar appointment on their website (“Free White Glove Setup” the site says – yeah right!) they literally don’t even show up to the scheduled Zoom meeting. Totally negligent. And they don’t respond to my manual email request to do a videoconference with someone knowledgeable on how the android app works. Even their support team will fail to respond to your inquiries half the time it seems. They completely ignored my most important support email as my first questions as a new customer, and it wasn’t until I followed up asking “Can I get a reply please” a few days later that they responded finally. Also, with further questions about how can I see what phone line a customer is calling on, a support rep sent me a screenshot supposedly from the desktop app claiming you could see the phone line label for an active call, but when I replied back “My screen doesn’t quite look like that, what do I need to do or where do I go in the dashboard to see what you’ve screenshotted”, they ghosted me. And even their screenshot was showing some tiny weird element on the screen that is completely separate and far away from the "softphone" UI where you actually answer the call. Lack of care with helping customers seems to be MightyCall’s forte. They also don’t let you buy voicemail boxes – if you want more voicemailboxes than you have users, you have to pay for a FULL user to get another voicemail box. So prepare to pay literal multiple hundreds of dollars per year just for an additional voicemail box in that scenario. Also, checking multiple voicemail boxes is pretty strange/convoluted. It does technically work, but it’s weird – I won’t get into the details but let’s just say MightyCall should have a dedicated Voicemail tab or something like that, yet they don't. The only positives I have had with them so far are: 1)Fast number port processing 2)Certain administrative tasks are pretty easy to configure. If they continue at this rate, I don’t think I’ll be staying with them. If they ever get phone line labeling working properly on both iOS and Android apps, AND the desktop application, I’ll update this review. **Pros:** Fast Porting of numbers (faster than what they said to expect), ease of configuration for some administrative settings/tasks **Cons:** You literally cannot see what phone line a customer is calling into in many use cases (mobile app, softphone on PC), sales/support literally ignoring you a significant amount of time, can't buy voicemail boxes as add-ons - only full users $$$ **Switched From:** [Comcast Business VoiceEdge](https://www.capterra.com/p/230309/Comcast-Business/) **Reasons for Switching to MightyCall:** Expensive, and didn't want to support Comcast anymore [Read All 95 Reviews](https://www.capterra.com/p/135394/MightyCall/reviews/) ## How should I be thinking about software pricing? [ Be an Informed Buyer: Understanding the True Cost of Business Software It's not just you-budgeting for business software is complicated. 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