CallPage review: callback widget, meeting scheduling, call tracking and AI Voice Agent for sales teams. Plans from $31/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
CallPage is a callback widget and call management platform that helps businesses turn website visitors into phone conversations. A visitor clicks the widget, enters a phone number and is connected to an available sales or support rep. The company describes the product as AI-powered and says it helps businesses turn website visitors and inbound callers into deals.
The platform goes beyond callbacks. It includes meeting scheduling, virtual phone numbers, call routing, call recording and analytics. An AI Voice Agent handles calls when the team is not available. The company says it was founded in 2015 and has a team of 30+ people working across more than 40 countries.
The widget appears on a website at a chosen moment, triggered by time on page, scroll depth or exit intent. Visitors can leave a phone number to request an instant callback or schedule a call for later. They can also leave a message or book a meeting. Teams can control which visitors see the widget and when.
Once a request comes in, CallPage connects the available rep and the visitor, which the company says happens in under 28 seconds. If no one is free, the AI Agent can take over. Contact details, call recording, AI notes and lead source are saved in CallPage or pushed to a connected CRM. Callbacks can also start from website forms, lead ads and call-to-action buttons.
The core feature is the callback widget, with options for automatic callbacks, scheduled calls and messages. Meeting scheduling is built in. Customers book from the widget, a form or a link, and the system checks calendar availability, routes to the right rep and sends confirmations. Meetings can be online, with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Zoom links, or offline.
On the call side, CallPage offers virtual numbers, call recording, routing with random, simultaneous or rated dialing, retrying failed calls, and follow-up SMS. Higher plans add call center software, IVR and call queuing. The dashboard shows call history, team analytics and UTM source tracking. The AI Voice Agent answers calls, qualifies leads, handles FAQs and routes or books meetings.
CallPage is lead capture software with a website widget that lets visitors request an instant callback, schedule a call, send a message or book a meeting. It connects them with a sales or support rep and stores the call details in a dashboard or CRM.
Essentials is listed at $31/month and Pro at $79/month with annual billing, or $39 and $99 with monthly billing. Enterprise is custom priced. Add-ons such as extra users, domains and virtual numbers cost extra.
Yes. CallPage offers a 14-day free trial with all features and no credit card required. The number of successful calls during the trial is limited to 50.
Yes. The AI Voice Agent answers calls, qualifies leads, answers questions from a knowledge base, routes hot prospects to reps and books meetings. It is available as an add-on on the Pro plan, and details are provided on request.
Native integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zendesk, GetResponse, Livespace, Slack, Zoom, Google Meet and Google Calendar. It also supports WordPress, Shopify and Google Tag Manager, and Zapier reaches more than 5,000 apps.
The company says CallPage suits small and medium-sized businesses, with a recommended minimum of 1,000 monthly website visitors. The entry plan is aimed at small teams with lower traffic.
No. The callback widget works without one. A virtual number adds tracking of all inbound calls, recording, contact history, routing and follow-up SMS, and costs $10 per number per month for standard numbers.
The company says setup takes less than 10 minutes. You can paste the installation code before the closing body tag, use the WordPress plugin or add it through Google Tag Manager.