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A Kixie alternative for small teams
Cue is a free Kixie alternative for small B2B teams of one or two sellers. Kixie is a business phone and PowerDialer with CRM integration, and it does not publish a dollar price on its official pricing page. Cue publishes a simple offer: Free, with a researched daily queue and a reason to call. Start free.
This comparison is for teams that want a clear starting price and a research-first queue. It is not a claim that Cue replaces Kixie's full phone system.
Price, as published
| Topic | Cue | Kixie |
|---|---|---|
| Software price | Free for teams of one or two sellers | Not published. The official page has no dollar amount. |
| Plans | Free for one or two sellers. Teams of three or more can talk to us. | Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer, and Multi-Line PowerDialer (up to 4 lines) |
| Trial | Start free at signup | 7-day free trial, no credit card required, as listed on the pricing page |
| Minutes | Cue does not publish a minute package on the marketing site | Unlimited minutes for US and Canada calls, as listed on the pricing page |
Source: Kixie pricing, checked 15 November 2026. Third-party Kixie seat prices are not used here because they are not on Kixie's own page.
What Kixie offers
Kixie's pricing page lists a core business phone service, bi-directional CRM integration, SMS, click-to-call, live call coaching, voicemail drop, inbound tools such as IVR and call queues, and a developer API. The Single-Line plan adds a one-line PowerDialer and calling session management. The Multi-Line plan power-dials up to four lines.
Cue is narrower. After you sign up, you get a daily researched queue, ranked by companies most likely in market, with the right people and a talk track. You place every call yourself, one line at a time.
Where Cue is the better fit
- You want a published, Free starting point for one or two sellers, without requesting a quote.
- You want research and a reason to call as the product, not only a PowerDialer attached to a phone system.
- You do not want CRM lock-in to begin.
- You want to run the queue from Claude. Calling from your own cell is Coming soon.
Voicemail drop, sending email from your own inbox, calling from your own cell, and CRM sync are Coming soon in Cue. Kixie already lists voicemail drop and CRM integration on its plans. If you need those on day one, weigh that honestly.
See also PhoneBurner, JustCall, and power dialer for small teams.
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Start free. Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers. Teams of three or more can talk to us.
FAQ
Is Cue a Kixie alternative for small teams?
Yes, if you want a researched daily call queue that is Free for one or two B2B sellers. Kixie is a business phone and PowerDialer with CRM integration. Kixie does not publish a dollar price on its pricing page.
How much does Kixie cost?
Kixie's official pricing page does not list a dollar amount. It shows three plans: Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer, and Multi-Line PowerDialer (up to 4 lines), with unlimited US and Canada minutes and a 7-day free trial. Checked 15 November 2026 at https://www.kixie.com/pricing/.
How much does Cue cost?
Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers. Teams of three or more can talk to us.
Does Kixie include a power dialer on every plan?
No. Kixie's Professional plan is listed as the business phone and CRM plan. Single-Line PowerDialer adds a one-line PowerDialer and session management. Multi-Line PowerDialer adds power dialing on up to four lines.
Do I need a CRM to use Cue?
No. Cue does not require a CRM. Kixie lists bi-directional CRM integration on its plans. CRM sync in Cue is Coming soon.
Does Cue offer multi-line dialing like Kixie's top plan?
No. Cue is a single-line, research-first queue. A person places every call, one at a time.
Is Cue only for B2B?
Yes. Cue is built for business-to-business calling only.
Free for teams of 1 to 2 sellers.
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