// scorecard · 53/100
verified 1mo agoAgent-readiness22/35
Agent registration (oauth)8/9
Public API5/5
OpenAPI spec0/9
MCP server9/9
llms.txt0/3
Reliability & performance12/15
Actively maintained8/8
Production-ready4/4
Updated recently—
Pricing0/13
Itemized public pricing0/6
Free tier / trial0/4
Free-tier generosity0/3
Docs & DX7/12
Docs quality5/8
Public API2/2
Quickstart / examples—
Security & compliance8/12
SOC 26/6
ISO 270010/2
GDPR2/2
Security / trust page0/2
Openness4/10
Open source0/6
Open / un-gated API4/4
Company maturity0/3
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Years operating—
// rankings · cost per standard workload
#4 in Parallel Dialernot comparable
All tiers are Request-pricing; no dollar figure on the official site
orum.com/pricing// overview
Orum is an AI-powered calling and coaching platform for SDR teams that need more live conversations and better call performance.
Best for: Outbound B2B SDR/BDR teams and sales development leaders running high-volume cold calling motions, especially teams already using Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, Apollo, or Gong Engage.
// pricing
Launch$250/user/mo reported; official quote required
AscendCustom; third-party estimates ~$400-$800/user/mo
AI CoachingCustom add-on
WebhooksCustom add-on
Ascend LimitedCustom add-on
// security & compliance
✓ SOC 2✗ ISO 27001✓ GDPR✗ HIPAA
// features
- Power dialing and AI parallel dialing
- Unlimited dials on paid plans
- AI live-answer, voicemail, screener, dial-tree, and 20+ language detection
- Automatic voicemail drop
- Caller ID rotation/reputation monitoring and spam-risk reduction
- Analytics, reporting, call history, and recordings
- Salesfloor for virtual team dialing, leaderboards, and manager visibility
- AI Scorecards and custom scorecards for recorded-call evaluation
- AI Roleplay Agents and roleplay analytics
- Real-time webhooks for custom workflows
pros
- Strong fit for high-volume outbound teams that need more live conversations per rep
- Deep native integrations with major CRMs and sales engagement platforms
- AI coaching and roleplay expand Orum beyond a dialer into enablement
- Enterprise security posture includes SOC 2 Type II, ISO certifications, and GDPR-ready positioning
cons
- Expensive versus basic dialers, with reported Launch pricing around $250/user/month and annual billing
- Official pricing is not fully transparent and requires sales contact
- Best suited to teams with enough call volume to justify parallel dialing; overkill for low-volume sellers
- Add-ons such as AI Coaching and Webhooks can increase total cost