Call tracking
Alloka
Dynamic START lists a 3-day free trial, while Dynamic PRO lists a 7-day free trial. The homepage instead advertises a free 7-day period, and a review on Alloka’s feedback page says two weeks. These differences matter if trial length affects how you plan an evaluation. Alloka describes both dynamic and static call tracking, with different attribution scopes. Buyers comparing call-tracking terms may want to settle the trial conditions before choosing a plan.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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What do Alloka’s plans include?
The pricing page and feature descriptions list these plans and inclusions, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Dynamic START: 2,990 rubles; 2,500 sessions, dynamic numbers, and call recording (pricing page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Dynamic PRO: 4,990 rubles; keyword and UTM-tag tracking, call recording, CRM integrations, and 10 phone numbers (pricing page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Static FIX: 990 rubles; one advertising source, a virtual number, call recording, and a dedicated city, mobile, or 8800 number (pricing page, checked 2026-10-30).
Which charges and trials apply?
The pricing page lists three plan prices, while trial descriptions differ across Alloka’s pages.
- Pricing page — Dynamic START: 2,990 rubles; free trial for 3 days — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Dynamic PRO: 4,990 rubles; free trial for 7 days — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Static FIX: 990 rubles — checked 2026-10-30.
The homepage advertises a free 7-day period, without specifying a plan in the cited statement. A review on the feedback page says the trial is free for two weeks. Alloka’s pricing page says listed prices exclude VAT.
The vendor describes the tariffs as fixed-price, without additional or hidden fees; this is its pricing claim, not an independently verified charge policy. Alloka also says its callback widget is free on PRO and Mini plans, a claim whose stated scope does not include every tariff.
What does tracking cover?
Alloka’s documentation describes a flow in which website code identifies visitors’ advertising sources, tracking phone numbers are displayed, and calls are recorded. The vendor says calls can be attributed to advertising sources, keywords, UTM tags, and customer phone numbers.
The distinction is the attribution level: Alloka’s help documentation says dynamic tracking can identify a source down to the keyword, while static tracking assigns one phone number to one advertising channel. The vendor also says the service tracks calls, website forms, online consultants, and callback services.
What should support clarify first?
Ask which phone-number options and routing arrangements apply to your target geography and telephony setup. Alloka’s help documentation lists federal 8800 and 8804 numbers and city numbers in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and 31 other Russian regions.
The documentation says the service can connect mobile phones, Megafon numbers, or a company’s own SIP numbers. Ask support which of those options fits your intended setup, and which technical requirements and tariff rules apply. Alloka’s help center invites users to contact the company with questions and for help choosing a tariff.
How does a call reach a report?
Alloka’s help documentation says website code identifies visitor advertising sources, displays tracking phone numbers, and records calls. The vendor describes attribution by source, keyword, UTM tag, and customer phone number, then offers playback of recorded calls.
The vendor says users can configure daily reports in addition to weekly email reports. It describes reports as including call counts, target-call counts, popular sources, advertising campaigns, and call pages. Users can set a time zone in their profile and view contact statistics in local time, according to the vendor.
Which terms leave room to work?
- Dynamic and static tracking cover different attribution scopes: keyword-level identification and channel-to-number assignment, respectively, according to Alloka’s documentation.
- The vendor describes tracking for calls, forms, online consultants, and callback services.
- Alloka lists CRM and analytics integrations; the Dynamic PRO plan names Yandex.Direct, Yandex.Metrica, Google Adwords, Google Analytics, AmoCRM, and Bitrix24.
- Call reports can be exported to Excel or CSV, according to the vendor.
- The vendor says email tracking can be added to any call-tracking plan.
Which conditions narrow the offer?
The plan limits and exclusions matter as much as the listed features. According to Alloka’s pricing page and help documentation, the following conditions apply:
- Static FIX tracks one advertising source through a virtual number, limiting its scope to a single source.
- Dynamic START includes 2,500 sessions, so buyers should compare that allowance with their expected traffic.
- Dynamic PRO includes 10 phone numbers; that plan-specific allowance sets the listed number scope.
Alloka states that listed prices exclude VAT, so the displayed tariff price does not include that tax. The vendor describes the Megaplan integration as basic, with more functions planned for a later release. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who can work within these terms?
A buyer assigning one phone number to one advertising channel may find Static FIX’s tracking scope relevant; keyword-level attribution calls for assessing dynamic tracking instead. Alloka’s help page says Dynamic START suits sites with up to 100 visitors per day, while Dynamic PRO suits sites with 300 or more unique visits per day. Treat those thresholds as the vendor’s guidance, then ask support which tariff fits your traffic pattern.
How should call trackers compare?
In general, compare supported number types and geographies, attribution depth, call recording and routing, integrations, API access, plan structure, per-number charges, data retention, and support. Check how each provider defines limits and which charges fall outside the headline plan price.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Public-offer terms: the page could not be read.
- Data retention: retention periods and deletion terms.
- API: availability and documented scope.
- Support: response times and service hours.
- Number charges: per-number costs and other telephony charges.
What should buyers ask about the terms?
How long is the trial?
The pricing page lists a 3-day free trial for Dynamic START and a 7-day free trial for Dynamic PRO. Alloka’s homepage advertises a free 7-day period, while a review on its feedback page says two weeks. Ask which trial applies to the plan you intend to evaluate.
Are listed prices tax-inclusive?
No. Alloka’s pricing page says its listed prices exclude VAT. The page also states that Dynamic START’s price excludes VAT. Ask how VAT is handled in the amount you would be charged, and check the applicable tariff terms before choosing a plan.
Which phone numbers and connections are listed?
Alloka’s help documentation lists federal 8800 and 8804 numbers, plus city numbers in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and 31 other Russian regions.
What does the Megaplan integration do?
Alloka says the integration sends incoming-contact data to Megaplan, creates a contact and deal, and transfers additional parameters. The vendor separately describes its current functions as basic, with more planned for a later release. Ask which functions are currently supported for your workflow.
Where can buyers check the technical conditions?
Alloka’s help documentation points readers to its public offer, service terms, technical requirements, and tariff rules. Ask support which requirements apply to your intended phone setup and selected plan.
Are the practical terms clear enough?
Fits if the plan’s tracking scope and listed limits match your needs, and support answers questions about trial duration, VAT, and technical requirements. Probably not if the trial conditions or integration requirements remain material uncertainties. Main risk: the trial descriptions differ across Alloka’s pages, while listed prices exclude VAT. Check the tariff rules and service terms before registering.
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