A TitanX alternative for small B2B teams

Cue is a free alternative to TitanX for small B2B teams that want help deciding who to call. TitanX Phone Intent starts at $375 per seat per month, paid annually, with a three-rep minimum. Precision Dialer seats start at $475, on the same terms. Cue is Free for one or two sellers, with a researched daily queue. Start free.

TitanX and Cue are closest on the idea of precision: spend the hour on the right people, not on a blind list. They sit at very different prices. A three-rep TitanX Phone Intent package at the published rate is $1,125 per month, paid annually, before extra credits. Cue is Free for a one- or two-person team.

Price, as published

Source: TitanX pricing, checked 15 November 2026.

What each product is for

TitanX Phone Intent is for teams that want to know who is likely to answer before they dial, and who may already have a dialer. The Precision Dialer is TitanX's single-line dialer for SDR and AE teams, with Phone Intent built in. TitanX also describes a human-initiated, single-line approach.

Cue's product is a daily researched queue. After you sign up, it ranks companies that look in market from company and contact signals, lists the people who fit your ICP, and gives you why they may be in market now and what is timely to bring up. You place every call yourself. See research-first cold calling and a human power dialer.

Those are related jobs. They are not the same product. This page does not repeat TitanX marketing claims about connect rates, and it does not invent Cue benchmarks.

Where Cue is the better fit

• You are one or two B2B sellers, below TitanX's three-rep minimum.
• You want a Free starting point instead of an annual per-seat contract at $375 or $475.
• You want the queue, the reason to call, and the dialer in one product.
• You want to start without CRM lock-in, and to pull the queue from Claude. Calling from your own cell is Coming soon.

If you already run a larger outbound team and you want TitanX's Phone Intent scoring in front of a dialer you have, TitanX is built for that. Cue is built for small teams who want the researched queue itself.

Voicemail drop, inbox email, own-cell calling, and CRM sync are Coming soon in Cue.

See also power dialer for small teams and the free Nooks alternative.

Start free

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 TitanX alternative?

Cue is a more accessible alternative if you want help deciding who to call, without TitanX's seat price or three-rep minimum. TitanX Phone Intent starts at $375 per seat per month, paid annually, with a three-rep minimum. Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers and builds a researched daily queue.

How much does TitanX cost?

TitanX's official pricing page lists Phone Intent at $375 per seat per month, paid annually, with a three-rep minimum, for teams keeping their current dialer. Precision Dialer seats start at $475 per seat per month, paid annually, with a three-rep minimum. Checked 15 November 2026 at https://titanx.io/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 Cue score who will answer the phone the way TitanX Phone Intent does?

TitanX Phone Intent is a product for scoring who is likely to answer, and it can sit in front of a dialer you already have. Cue ranks companies that look in market, then the people who fit your ICP, with a reason to call and timely context. Those are related jobs, but they are not the same score.

Does TitanX place calls with an AI agent?

TitanX describes a single-line Precision Dialer in which a person initiates the call. Cue also has a person place every call. The difference this page focuses on is price and accessibility, not that stance.

Can one or two people buy TitanX at the published rate?

Not at the published minimum. Both listed TitanX packages have a three-rep minimum and are paid annually.

Is Cue only for B2B?

Yes. Cue is built for business-to-business calling only.