Make every voice interaction count
FreJun is a voice infrastructure platform sold as two products: FreJun Dialer, a CRM-integrated calling app for sales/recruitment teams, and FreJun Teler, programmable voice APIs (SIP trunking, global numbers, real-time media streaming) for developers building AI voice bots and agents.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dialer — Standard | $16.99/user/month ($14.49/user/month billed annually) | 1 virtual number, $5 credits | Call logs & reports, Call recording, Mobile app |
| Dialer — Professional | $19.99/user/month ($16.99/user/month billed annually) | — | Everything in Standard, IVR, Incoming call routing |
| Teler | Prepaid capacity + usage (channel/number pricing varies by region; ₹0.15 per channel/month noted for one region) | Minimum 10 channels required for production use | SIP trunking, Global number provisioning in 50+ countries, Real-time media streaming |
Checked 2026-08-07 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
FreJun sells voice as two related but distinct products. Dialer is an end-user calling app that plugs into a CRM or ATS to handle the full call lifecycle (dial, log, record, analyze) for sales and recruitment teams. Teler is developer-facing programmable voice infrastructure - SIP trunking, global number provisioning, and real-time audio streaming - for teams building their own AI voice bots or connecting voice to custom applications, positioned as an alternative to becoming a telecom expert in-house.
Sales and recruitment teams wanting CRM/ATS-integrated calling with AI insights (Dialer), and separately, developers/AI teams building voice bots or agents who need production-grade telephony infrastructure without owning it (Teler).
Teler requires a minimum baseline of 10 channels to move to production use, and Dialer's per-user virtual number is region-limited (one India number on Indian plans, one US/Canada number elsewhere) with extra charges for additional numbers - teams needing many numbers per user or channel volume below the 10-channel production minimum will pay for capacity they don't use. AI Insights, Autodial, WhatsApp Business, and browser calling are all separately metered add-ons on top of the base per-user Dialer subscription, not included.
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Teler additionally exposes SIP trunking and real-time media streaming as core APIs.
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Dialer is a ready-to-use calling app for business teams that plugs into a CRM/ATS. Teler is programmable voice infrastructure (SIP trunking, global numbers, real-time streaming) for developers connecting AI voice bots or agents to phone calls.
Dialer is per-user monthly/annual ($16.99-$19.99/user/mo, 15% off annually) plus metered carrier rates and add-ons (Autodial $7/user/mo, AI Insights $0.009/min, CNAM $2/number/mo, WhatsApp Business $9.99/user/mo). Teler is prepaid infrastructure capacity plus pay-as-you-go usage, with a minimum 10-channel commitment for production.
Yes for Dialer, per the pricing FAQ, though no specific length is stated. Teler offers complimentary testing credits (3,000 minutes) after the first production-capacity upgrade rather than a traditional trial.
23+ platforms including Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics 365, LeadSquared, Freshworks, iSmartRecruit, TurboHire, CEIPAL, and Gong, per the integrations page.
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