TL;DR
Stay with Toky if you take mostly inbound calls, have a very small team, and don’t mind a bill that changes every month. Toky’s plans start at a similar price to ours, but outbound minutes are pay-as-you-go on every plan, and their entry plan bills you per call transfer, per minute of recording, per minute of call monitoring, and five cents for every number your dialer calls.
Switch to MightyCall if you want to know what you’ll pay. MightyCall includes calling and messaging instead of charging for every outbound minute and text — and gives you more tools for sales and customer service as your team grows.
With MightyCall, you get:
- Outbound calling included in your monthly price. MightyCall includes unlimited US and Canada calling, subject to its Fair Use Policy. Toky charges outbound calls by the minute. For a business that spends hours on the phone every day, that difference matters
- Three business numbers from the start. MightyCall includes three local or toll-free numbers on every plan. Toky includes one.
- AI built into call management. MightyCall Pro includes AI call summaries alongside live monitoring and analytics, giving owners and managers a faster way to understand what is happening across calls.
- More ways to scale outbound sales. MightyCall adds Preview and Progressive dialers on Power and a 10-line Predictive Dialer on Enterprise. Toky offers a Power Dialer, but not the same range of dialing modes. Toky explicitly says its pricing is not designed for high-volume contact centers.
- A human on the phone when something breaks. Live phone and chat support on every MightyCall plan, plus free white-glove setup. Toky offers email support only on both paid plans; priority support and a dedicated account manager require an Enterprise quote.