LeadsRain pricing explained

LeadsRain bills pay-as-you-go - per successful voicemail drop, or per minute for the dialer and voice broadcasting - with no per-seat fees and no long-term contract. Per-drop rates are tiered by the size of the credit pack you buy.

Ringless voicemail in the US runs roughly $0.02 per successful drop at the entry tier, falling to about $0.017 and then around $0.015 per drop at the highest volumes.

The dialer and voice broadcasting are billed at about $0.02 per minute as a base rate; international rates are higher.

Pricing and plan names change often, so confirm the current numbers on LeadsRain's own site before you buy. The figures above were checked in June 2026.

Two costs are easy to miss: prepaid credits expire about 90 days after purchase, and there is a mandatory DNC scrub fee of around $0.002 per record.

Answering-machine detection reliability is the most-cited problem - if it misfires you can still be charged for answering-machine calls - and there are regional surcharges (for example, higher per-minute rates for Hawaii and Alaska).

LeadsRain does not offer a free trial - you fund a credit pack to start. (One third-party directory hints at a trial, but LeadsRain's own pricing pages do not, so treat that as unverified.)

VoiceDrop starts at $95/month for around 1,000 ringless voicemails and bills only for successful deliveries, with AI voice cloning, an AI Inbound Agent, two-way SMS, and SOC 2 Type II certification included rather than sold as add-ons. If you are weighing cost against capability, that bundle often delivers more booked meetings per dollar than a lower headline per-drop rate alone.

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