Chirply vs DashClicks: give clients a connected growth platform.

1. Software platform versus fulfillment marketplace

DashClicks' center of gravity is its services marketplace: agencies resell work that DashClicks' team performs. Chirply's center of gravity is the platform itself, deep enough that your team delivers results directly with dialers, AI phone agents, funnels, automations, and reusable snapshots.

2. The communication stack

Chirply treats calls as seriously as messages: browser calling, a power dialer, AI receptionists that answer and route, an IVR builder, ringless voicemail, and call tracking with dynamic number insertion. DashClicks centralizes chat, SMS, and email in its Inbox app but does not ship a phone system.

3. What lives inside a client workspace

Both platforms give every client a white-label sub-account. Chirply's also carries scheduling, invoicing, courses and communities, reputation, and per-client phone numbers with recording and tracking, so the workspace is the client's whole business, not just their campaigns and reports.

4. Usage costs and ecosystem

Chirply tenants connect their own Twilio and Mailgun accounts, so every call, text, and email bills at provider cost with no markup. DashClicks has served agencies for longer and its fulfillment network is something Chirply does not offer; Chirply is younger, with a smaller integration marketplace, and builds in public to close that gap.

Map your customer journey

List the triggers, fields, reports, integrations and permissions your team relies on. Use that list to set up your first complete customer journey in Chirply.

Run a small pilot

Use sample records and an internal test audience. Recreate one complete workflow from lead capture through follow-up and payment, checking permissions and reporting at each step.

Budget the complete move

Compare the selected plan, optional apps, provider usage, implementation time and any subscriptions you will retain. Confirm export formats and retention requirements before scheduling a cutover.

Check the commercial terms

Everyone starts with the full platform free for 14 days on Scale. Scale is the only plan with a free trial. A card is required, and you pay nothing today. After your trial, stay on Scale at $97/month or downgrade to any other retail plan. Choose a lower plan in Billing before the trial ends to start there when billing begins, or cancel before then and pay nothing. Connected-provider usage is separate.

Reseller Partner is $297 a month and White-Label Partner is $497 a month. Each one is a complete subscription that includes a Scale-level account, so it replaces a retail plan rather than sitting on top of one. Lower founding rates exist, but only inside a timed window offered shortly after signup — the price on your own Billing screen is the one that applies to you.