JustCall alternative and JustCall competitor with unlimited US calling from $19.50 per user
Youvoip is a JustCall alternative for US sales and support teams of 2 to 50 people that make most of their calls inside the US and Canada and do not need a power or predictive dialer. JustCall lists Team at $29, Pro at $49 and Pro Plus at $89 per user per month on annual billing, with a two-license minimum and 1,000 outbound minutes per user on Team. Youvoip Business includes unlimited calling in the US and Canada, HubSpot, Salesforce and Zoho, call queues and a year of recordings at $19.50 per user billed yearly or $39 monthly, with the same two-seat minimum and no contract.
Why teams look at JustCall competitors
JustCall is built for outbound sales teams that live in a dialer, and the plan ladder follows that. Team, the entry plan, includes 1,000 outbound minutes per user, IVR and more than 100 CRM integrations, but the power dialer, bulk SMS, queue callback, intelligent call routing and the Salesforce CTI all sit on Pro at $49. The AI features most buyers ask about in a demo, such as call scoring, real-time agent assist and sentiment analysis, start on Pro Plus at $89, or come back as AI Review Assist at $9 per user on the lower plans. JustCall's pricing page shows annual prices only and lists monthly billing as custom, and third-party reviews put month to month at about $39, $69 and $109. A team that mostly answers inbound calls and follows up one to one pays for a dialer stack it rarely opens.
- Power dialer, queue callback and Salesforce CTI start on Pro at $49
- AI scoring and agent assist on Pro Plus at $89 or as add-ons
- Team caps outbound calling at 1,000 minutes per user
- Monthly prices are not published on the pricing page
What you get with Youvoip instead
Youvoip prints every price on the VoIP pricing page and bills a minimum of two seats, monthly or yearly, without a contract. Each seat gets a local or toll-free number, unlimited calling in the US and Canada with no minute cap, a multi-level IVR auto attendant with business hours and holiday schedules, ring groups in call routing, voicemail to email with transcription, call recording and missed calls per person in call analytics. Business adds call queues with wait time announcements, business texting, searchable recordings kept for a year, whisper and barge for coaching and the HubSpot, Salesforce and Zoho connectors, so each call and recording lands on the contact. The softphone runs on desktop, mobile and browser, and SIP desk phones register to the same account.
- Unlimited US and Canada calling on every plan
- HubSpot, Salesforce and Zoho on Business at $19.50 yearly
- Recordings kept 90 days on Essentials and a year on Business
- Monthly or yearly billing, no contract on either
Example call flow for a 9 person inbound sales team
Harborline Insurance Group, main line +1 (555) 010-0472
- After hours
- greeting After hours, key 1 opens a claims voicemail that is transcribed, emailed and logged in Salesforce
JustCall vs Youvoip compared
JustCall plans, annual prices, minimums and plan features below were read on justcall.io/pricing on October 9, 2026. The page lists monthly billing as custom pricing, so the month to month figures come from CloudTalk's JustCall pricing review updated in April 2026. Both providers add taxes and regulatory fees that vary by location.
| What to compare | JustCall | Youvoip |
|---|---|---|
| Entry plan | Team, $29 annual, about $39 monthly | Essentials, $12.50 yearly or $25 monthly |
| CRM integration | 100+ integrations from Team, Salesforce CTI on Pro | HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho on Business, $19.50 yearly or $39 monthly |
| Minimum seats | 2 licenses, 10 on Business | 2 seats |
| Outbound calling | 1,000 minutes per user on Team | Unlimited US and Canada on every plan |
| Power and predictive dialer | Power dialer on Pro, predictive on SalesPro | Not offered |
| AI call scoring | Pro Plus at $89 or AI Review Assist at $9 | Transcribed voicemail, no AI scoring |
| Desk phones | App and web dialer first | SIP desk phones and softphone |
| Free trial | 14 days, no card | Browser demo of your call flow |
| Contract | Annual billing saves up to 29% | None, monthly or yearly |
When JustCall is still the better choice
JustCall wins for some teams, and you should know where before you switch. Outbound teams that work call lists all day get a power dialer on Pro and a predictive dialer with up to 10 lines on SalesPro, and Youvoip has no dialer at all. JustCall lists more than 100 CRM and helpdesk integrations on its entry plan, including Pipedrive, Zendesk and Freshdesk, while Youvoip connects to HubSpot, Salesforce and Zoho. Pro Plus bundles AI call scoring, real-time agent assist and an AI notetaker, which Youvoip does not offer. JustCall's Business plan covers HIPAA for teams of 10 or more, and Youvoip does not sign a business associate agreement. There is also a 14 day free trial without a card. If those features are the reason you picked JustCall, staying makes sense.
Who switches from JustCall to Youvoip
The teams that move are usually 2 to 50 seats calling inside the US, where most calls come in from customers or are one-to-one follow-ups, not list dialing. An insurance agency whose producers answer quote calls and log them in Salesforce. A software company with four support reps and three account executives on HubSpot. A staffing firm whose recruiters spend hours a day on the phone and keep hitting the outbound minute limit (our guide to the best phone system for staffing agency teams covers candidate texting and ATS logging). A home services company where the dispatcher wants a desk phone and the technicians use the mobile app.
- Inbound sales and support teams of 2 to 50 on HubSpot, Salesforce or Zoho
- Teams that call more than 1,000 outbound minutes per person
- Offices that want desk phones next to the softphone
- Managers who want recordings they can find a year later
What a JustCall replacement costs by team size
JustCall figures use annual list prices from justcall.io with the two-license minimum applied, before taxes, extra numbers, SMS overages and add-ons. Youvoip figures use yearly billing with the same two-seat minimum. Month to month, JustCall Team is about $39 per user and Youvoip Business is $39 per user, so the gap below comes from the yearly price. Model your own team on VoIP pricing.
| Team size | JustCall Team | JustCall Pro | Youvoip Essentials | Youvoip Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 user | $58 | $98 | $25 | $39 |
| 3 users | $87 | $147 | $37.50 | $58.50 |
| 5 users | $145 | $245 | $62.50 | $97.50 |
| 10 users | $290 | $490 | $125 | $195 |
| 25 users | $725 | $1,225 | $312.50 | $487.50 |
A 10 person team that logs calls in a CRM pays $290 a month on JustCall Team with annual billing and $195 on Youvoip Business billed yearly, which is $1,140 less a year, with no outbound minute cap. If the team needs queue callback or the Salesforce CTI, JustCall Pro is $490 a month for the same 10 people, $3,540 a year more than Youvoip Business.
How to move off JustCall without losing your number
Keep the numbers your customers already know. Number porting moves local and toll-free numbers to Youvoip at no charge, usually in one to three weeks, and JustCall keeps ringing until the port completes. Before you start, check when your annual JustCall term renews, export the recordings and call logs you must keep, and list which CRM fields the JustCall integration writes, so the Youvoip connector fills the same ones. Then rebuild the menu and queues, invite the team, connect HubSpot or Salesforce and test while JustCall still answers. Our guide on how to port a business phone number lists what the losing carrier will ask for.
- Check the renewal date of your annual JustCall plan
- Export recordings and call logs you need to keep
- Map the CRM fields before switching the connector
- Cancel JustCall only after calls arrive on the new system
JustCall alternative questions
Who are JustCall's competitors?
JustCall competes with Aircall, CloudTalk, Dialpad, RingCentral and Kixie for sales and support teams, and with Quo and Grasshopper for smaller offices. Youvoip competes for US teams of 2 to 50 that want CRM logging, recording, queues and unlimited US and Canada calling at a lower yearly per-seat price, without a dialer.
What is the best alternative to JustCall?
It depends on how your team uses the phone. For a US inbound sales or support team of 2 to 50 that needs HubSpot, Salesforce or Zoho logging, queues and recording but not a power dialer, Youvoip Business at $19.50 per user billed yearly costs less than JustCall Team. Teams that dial lists all day usually compare JustCall with Aircall or CloudTalk.
How much does JustCall cost per user?
JustCall lists Team at $29, Pro at $49 and Pro Plus at $89 per user per month on annual billing, with a two-license minimum. Business and SalesPro are quoted by sales. Monthly billing is not priced on the page, and reviews put it at about $39, $69 and $109.
Does JustCall have a free trial?
Yes. JustCall offers a 14 day free trial without a credit card. To hear a business phone menu run before you pay anyone, build a call flow in the Youvoip VoIP demo in your browser.
Can I port my number from JustCall?
Yes. Local and toll-free numbers can be ported out of JustCall, and Youvoip ports them at no charge, usually in one to three weeks. Keep the JustCall account active until the port completes so no calls are missed.
Price your JustCall replacement in two minutes
Build your quote and service menu in the VoIP demo and hear it run, then pick a plan at the price on the page, connect HubSpot or Salesforce and port your numbers at no charge, with a two-seat minimum and no contract.
More ways to compare
Compare Youvoip with other providers on the Aircall alternative, CloudTalk alternative, Dialpad alternative, RingCentral alternative, Nextiva alternative, Quo alternative, GoTo Connect alternative, 8x8 alternative, Vonage alternative, Ooma alternative and Grasshopper alternative pages. Every JustCall plan, limit and add-on is broken down in JustCall pricing, and teams on another dialer-first tool can read the Kixie alternative. For Zoom's plans and what they cost by team size, read Zoom Phone pricing, or see how providers stack up in VoIP providers.