SoSonik
The hunting knife of the phone: five lines at once, number rotation, and 500 calls a day where a normal dialler caps at 150.
Sonik is a parallel dialler for sales teams. It opens up to five lines simultaneously, skips voicemail and mobile answering machines, qualifies with AI, and follows up by SMS, email and LinkedIn. It also builds dynamic lists of warm and cold leads on the higher tier. The entry plan is 200 euros per user per month.
What it is for
- Multiply conversations per hourFive lines dialling at once, with the voicemail skipper filtering out what a human should never hear. The rep only meets a live person.
- Let the tool prepare the callAI qualification and a reason to reach out attached to each lead, so the first ten seconds are not spent remembering who this is.
- Chase the miss on another channelAutomatic follow-up by SMS, email and LinkedIn after a call that did not connect, which is where most of the recovered pipeline comes from.
What I measured
- Our own volumes: 60 calls a day dialling by hand, 150 to 200 with a power dialler, and up to 500 a day here. The ceiling moves because it calls several people at once, not because anybody works harder.
- The pick-up rate does not change. That is the point, and it is why the volume is the whole product: the same share of people answer, so more calls means more conversations, mechanically.
- Several numbers in rotation, which is what stops a single line from being burned at that volume. A business phone system running a power dialler will cap out around 150 calls a day before that becomes a problem.
- Published price, read 18 Sep 2026: 200 euros per user per month for the dialler, 250 with the list builder, and a managed tier from 2,500 euros a month.
What it is not for
- Your list is small and precious. Parallel dialling is for volume, and volume is what makes the price arithmetic work. The way out: Count the list first. Five lines need enough numbers to stay busy, and under a few thousand rows the seat costs more than the conversations it buys. Build the list before buying the dialler.
- Your market answers by email and never picks up. The tool cannot fix a channel mismatch.
- You need a phone system for the whole company, including support and inbound. This is an outbound machine. The way out: Run it alongside the company phone system rather than instead of it. Inbound and support stay where they are, outbound moves here, and nobody has to change their number.
What it costs, as the vendor publishes it
| Sonik | 200 euros per user, per month | parallel dialling up to five lines, voicemail skipper, AI qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Super Sonik | 250 euros per user, per month | adds dynamic warm and cold lists, sequences |
| Ultra Sonik | from 2,500 euros a month | AI-enabled SDR booking meetings, dedicated CSM building the lists |
- Priced per user, per month, with a free trial on their published page.
- The top tier is a service, not a licence: someone else runs it for you.
Vendor list price, read on their pricing page. Their pricing page. Read 9 Oct 2026.
No video on this one yet. When there is one it goes here, recorded on the real account. The page says so either way.
Questions people ask
How many lines does it dial at once?
Up to five, with a voicemail and answering-machine skipper in front so the rep only takes live calls. It also rotates across several numbers, which is what makes 500 calls a day survivable for the lines.
Is 200 euros a seat expensive?
Per seat, yes. Per call, we went from 60 a day by hand to 500 here, with the same pick-up rate. Measure calls and conversations before and after, never the licence.
Does it build the list too?
On the 250 euro tier, with dynamic lists of warm and cold leads. The entry tier dials the list you bring.
What is the managed tier?
From 2,500 euros a month you are buying an outcome, with a dedicated CSM building the lists and an AI-assisted SDR booking meetings. That is a service contract, not software.