Freshcaller vs Odigo

Freshcaller is a cloud contact center for customer support, sales, IT, and HR teams. It supports advanced inbound routing, bring-your-own-carrier service, and phone numbers from more than 90 countries. Routing can use team, time, or caller intent, with queue callbacks and automation. Agents can hold, mute, transfer, conference, forward, and drop voicemail during calls. Call intelligence includes recordings, post-call transcripts, call-lifecycle information, and live dashboards. AI voice bots and speech-enabled IVR can answer repetitive queries. Freshcaller connects with Freshdesk, Freshservice, and Freshworks CRM; agents can call within Freshdesk and turn a call into a ticket. Android, iOS, and web are listed platforms. Its mobile app supports iOS 10 and higher and Android 5.0 and higher, and is available only in English. The 14-day trial includes Enterprise-plan features. The Free plan is $0 per agent per month plus per-minute charges. Growth costs $15/user/mo billed annually and includes 2,000 incoming minutes monthly; higher listed annual plans are Pro at $39/month and Enterprise at $69/month.

Odigo is a contact center platform for managing customer interactions across voice, email, chat, SMS/RCS, social networks and video. Its Odigo Essential offer brings voice, email, chat, social networks and SMS into one application, with a view of interaction history. The wider platform includes an outbound dialer, IVR, call recording and supervisor tools, along with conversational and generative AI, sentiment and linguistic analysis, automation, and agent assistance. Packaged CRM integrations include Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics and Pega; cloud APIs connect CRM, ERP, UCaaS and workforce optimization tools. Odigo describes encryption, authentication and access segmentation, and says its sovereign cloud hosts customer data exclusively in Europe. It states compliance with ISO 27001, ISO 9001, PCI DSS, HDS and RGPD requirements. Essential is presented for organizations with 5 to 500 consultants; the broader platform targets deployments from 5 to more than 50,000 users. A two-week Essential trial includes two agents, one supervisor and one administrator, plus voice, email, reporting and supervision. Listed annual plans start at €40/user/mo.