Boilerroom combines prospecting, sequencing, a power dialer, and call recording for outbound reps. Plans start at $39/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Boilerroom is an outbound sales platform that brings prospecting, sequencing, dialing, call recording, and follow-up into one workflow. The company says it was started by people who spent years in outbound sales and were tired of stitching together five tools just to make a call and send a follow-up.
The product is aimed at reps who run cold outreach by phone, email, and LinkedIn. Its stated goal is to cut time spent on research, data entry, and tool-switching so reps spend more of the day in conversations with prospects.
A rep starts by describing an ideal customer profile and receives a list of prospects with contact data. Those prospects can be enrolled in a sequence that mixes calls, emails, and LinkedIn touches, with each step scheduled by day so follow-ups do not slip.
Calls run through a power dialer, and the rep can book a meeting during the call without switching tabs. Calls are recorded and logged, and activity, notes, and outcomes sync to the connected CRM. A follow-up view then lists flagged prospects and suggests next steps.
The power dialer supports local area codes, skips bad numbers automatically, and drops pre-recorded voicemails. Call recordings are searchable, which helps managers coach reps and find talk tracks that work. Prospecting builds lists from firmographic and intent data, and a Chrome extension pulls verified contact info from LinkedIn profiles in one click.
Sequencing coordinates call, email, and LinkedIn steps. AI Roleplay lets reps practice cold calls against AI personas, with live coaching, call scores, and shareable session replays. A dashboard tracks calls, meetings booked, active cadences, and daily targets.
Boilerroom is an outbound sales platform that combines prospecting, sequencing, dialing, call recording, and follow-up in one workflow. It is built for reps who run cold outreach by phone, email, and LinkedIn.
Starter costs $49 per month, or $39 per month billed yearly. Pro is $99 monthly or $79 billed yearly, and Pro Max is $199 monthly or $159 billed yearly. A free trial is also available.
Yes. The Trial plan is free with no credit card required. It includes 25 credits total, 10 prospects, 25 calls, 1 five-step sequence, and 1 call recording, but it does not allow email sending.
The site says it connects natively with CRM and sales tools and syncs activity, notes, and outcomes automatically. HubSpot integration is listed on the Pro plan, and Pro Max adds custom integrations.
It suits SDRs, account executives, and small outbound sales teams that want one tool for prospecting, calling, sequencing, and follow-up. Managers who want call recordings and coaching tools are also a fit.
Yes. The site says every call is logged, recorded, and searchable. Recordings are included on Starter and above, and the free trial includes one recording.
Starter includes 1 teammate seat, Pro includes 5, and Pro Max includes 10. The pricing page does not list options beyond those seat counts.
It can be. The Starter plan targets individual reps, and the free trial lets a small team test it first. Teams that need more than 10 seats or a CRM other than HubSpot should confirm fit with the company.