The two things that I liked most about PhoneBurner was the Customer Service and Value of what we were getting for what we paid. Anytime I had any issue with PhoneBurner or needed assistance, I would get an almost immediate response from PhoneBurner personnel. Even if they could not address my issue at that moment, they at least let me know that they received my request and were working on it. Most other power dialers charge you by the minute and half price for voicemails. With PhoneBurner, you pay a competitive price on the frontend and then get unlimited dials, minutes, and voicemails. You can even send emails to voters using PhoneBurner. Additionally, it was great to pre-record voicemails in English, Spanish, Chinese, or whatever language you wanted voters to hear.

PhoneBurner is a bit tricky on the backed with importing and exporting data into PDI. Once you do it enough times it is not that bad, but it can be a handful if you do not have the patience or care for detail to make sure that no mistakes are made.

Despite the integration issues this tool is great. I spend much more time speaking with people rather than leaving voicemails.

Our call rates have increased dramatically because of this tool. We had a mountain of old leads that we just couldn't get through manually and PhoneBurner has now breathed new life in to them. The voicemail drop feature allows us to just move on rather than spending that time leaving a message. Big time saver.

Hubspot integration. One of the reasons we purchased PhoneBurner was due to it's integration with Hubspot. It was listed as a product with premium integration in Hubspot's app marketplace. However during implementation we discovered that it only syncs with free-text fields in Hubspot, which is a little strange. As a result it's a little hard to track lead status since they are in dropdown format.

I overall enjoy using it.

The autodialing/voicemail/email feature - it saves me hours of work a day.

It can be glitchy and crash sometimes - such as system crashes.

Overall, PhoneBurner is a powerful sales acceleration tool that can help businesses increase productivity and personalize their outreach efforts. However, it's important to consider the cons, such as a steep learning curve, limited customization, and cost, before deciding if it's the right tool for your business.

Expanded Efficiency: PhoneBurner's power dialer mechanizes the dialing system, permitting agents to associate with additional possibilities significantly quicker, bringing about expanded efficiency.Personalization: PhoneBurner's adjustable layouts and mechanized follow-up groupings empower agents to customize their effort and fabricate more grounded associations with possibilities.Continuous Investigation: PhoneBurner gives ongoing examination that empower organizations to follow their outbound deals endeavors, break down execution, and go with information driven choices.Combination: PhoneBurner coordinates with numerous famous CRMs, like Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zoho, making it simple to oversee leads and smooth out work processes.Portable Application: PhoneBurner's versatile application permits agents to settle on decisions and deal with their deals pipeline in a hurry.

Steep Expectation to learn and adapt: PhoneBurner's highlights can be overpowering for certain clients, requiring a critical expectation to learn and adapt.Restricted Customization: PhoneBurner's customization choices are to some degree restricted, which may not address the issues of certain organizations with additional complex outbound deals processes.Cost: PhoneBurner can be costly, particularly for more modest organizations with restricted financial plans.No Inbound Call Backing: PhoneBurner doesn't offer inbound call support, which might be an inconvenience for organizations that get a lot of inbound calls.Specialized Issues: A few clients report encountering specialized issues with PhoneBurner, like call quality or periodic framework misfires.