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COMPARISON Oct 20, 2026

teldash vs Fusion Calling

Both put a portal under your brand over your ElevenLabs, Retell and Vapi agents. Fusion Calling is live and priced, and says partners keep 100% of what they charge; teldash has not launched yet, and puts its weight on security and on what your clients see.

teldash has not launched yet. Its column says what is built today and what comes before or after launch.

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voice providers, built
3
cut of what your clients pay you
0 %
to sign in as an admin
2 steps
Fusion Calling
a month on Starter, with 6 sub-accounts
$99
a month for unlimited sub-accounts
$499
free trial, no setup fee
3 days
BOTH WORK WITH
  • ElevenLabs
  • Retell
  • Vapi
THE TABLE

Feature by feature

  • Included
  • Partial or extra cost
  • Not included
  • No public detail
  • Not built yet

teldash's status: Built Before launch Later

Voice and chat

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Your own provider accounts teldash: ElevenLabs, Retell and Vapi Built Fusion Calling: Vapi, Retell and ElevenLabs

teldash

You connect one account of each with your own API key. teldash imports your agents and you assign each one to a client.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

You bring your own agent configurations and API keys, and the usage stays on your provider accounts. Its Starter plan card lists Vapi and Retell support; its ElevenLabs page does not say which plan includes ElevenLabs.

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Outbound campaigns teldash: Planned for after launch Later Fusion Calling: Outbound agents, in each sub-account

teldash

Outbound call campaigns are on teldash's roadmap for after launch. Nothing of them is built.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

Its FAQ says you can resell outbound cold calling on the same platform: import Vapi or Retell outbound agents and run them in per-client sub-accounts.

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Live call monitoring teldash: Planned for after launch Later Fusion Calling: A live call queue on its dashboard

teldash

teldash's calls list already shows each call as it finishes. Following a call while it happens is planned for after launch.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

Its home page shows a live call queue in its dashboard. Its white-label pages do not say whether your clients’ portals have it. We have not tried it.

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Client portal

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Calls, transcripts and recordings teldash: Transcript, summary and recording of each call Built Fusion Calling: Logs, transcripts and recordings, per client

teldash

Your client sees each call of its own agents with the transcript, the analysis and the recording, which teldash copies to its own storage.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

Its partner page says each client reviews transcripts and recordings in its own login, and its FAQ lists per-client call tracking with logs, transcripts and recordings.

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Analytics teldash: Calls, minutes and after-hours, per client Built Fusion Calling: Real-time analytics; advanced from Growth

teldash

Calls per day, minutes, outcomes, answered rate and the share after hours, for each agent and for the whole client.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

Its partner page says clients monitor call analytics in real time, and its Growth plan lists advanced analytics.

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Roles inside each client teldash: Admin and member, per client Built Fusion Calling: Permissions per client

teldash

Each client has its own admins and members, and sees its own team only.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

Its partner page says granular permissions decide what each client can see. We found nothing on roles inside a client’s own team.

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Español teldash: Native, in the portal and the emails Built Fusion Calling: No public detail

teldash

teldash is written in English and in neutral Latin American Spanish, emails included, not machine-translated afterwards.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

Its voices come in several languages and accents. We found no page that says in which languages the portal and its emails are available.

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Your brand

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Custom domain teldash: Later; today an address on teldash.app Later Fusion Calling: Your own domain, such as app.youragency.com

teldash

Each agency already gets its own address on teldash.app, such as youragency.teldash.app. Your own domain is planned for after launch.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

It sets up your branded dashboard on your own domain, with your logo and colors, and says nothing exposes Fusion Calling. Its terms add that a white-label agreement may require you not to remove its attribution.

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Branded emails teldash: Your name, color and logo; your domain later Built Fusion Calling: Branded invitations and templates

teldash

Every email teldash sends for you carries your product name, brand color and logo, under your name. It goes out from teldash's domain; sending from your own domain is planned for after launch.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

You send client invitations from branded email templates and customise notifications. Its ElevenLabs page says the platform carries your logo, colors, domain and email.

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Billing

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Billing with your Stripe teldash: Base fee, included minutes, overage and setup fee Before launch Fusion Calling: Stripe rebilling, by the minute or a retainer

teldash

Connecting your Stripe account is built. Plans with a base fee, included minutes, overage and a setup fee, and the invoices they make, come before launch. Installments and coupons come later.

Not built yet; it comes before launch.

Fusion Calling

You bill clients on your own Stripe account with automated recurring invoices in your brand, with per-minute rates, monthly retainers or bundled packages. Minute rebilling is listed on its Starter plan.

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Margin per client teldash: Planned for after launch Later Fusion Calling: No public detail

teldash

teldash already records what each call cost at your provider, for your team only. A margin view per client, that cost next to what you charge, is planned for after launch.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

Its site offers a margin calculator you fill in by hand. We found no page that shows a provider’s cost next to what you charge inside the product.

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Fee on your billing teldash: None: your clients pay you directly Built Fusion Calling: None: you keep 100% of client revenue

teldash

teldash connects to your own Stripe account and takes no fee on what your clients pay you; the money never passes through teldash. The connection is built; billing itself comes before launch.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

It says partners keep 100% of what they charge and that its price stays at the plan’s flat monthly rate however much you resell. Provider usage is paid to your provider accounts.

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Security

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Two-factor authentication teldash: Required for owners and admins Built Fusion Calling: No public detail

teldash

A code from an authenticator app, with recovery codes. Owners and admins must turn it on; everyone else can.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

We found no page about two-factor authentication for agency or client accounts.

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Change record teldash: Every change, with who and when Built Fusion Calling: No public detail

teldash

Every change made in teldash is recorded with who made it and when, and each client can read the record of its own account.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

We found no page about an audit log of the changes made in an agency’s account.

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Isolation between clients teldash: In the application and in the database Built Fusion Calling: A sub-account per client

teldash

Each client's data is kept apart twice: by the application and by the database itself (row-level security). Automated tests try every read across clients and agencies.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Fusion Calling

It says each client is isolated with its own agents, numbers, minutes and billing. It does not say how the data is kept apart.

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HIPAA and certifications teldash: Not offered Later Fusion Calling: SOC 2 in progress; ISO and GDPR claimed

teldash

teldash signs no BAA and makes no HIPAA claim. One would come only after launch, if a customer needs it.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

Its About page says it is GDPR and EU AI Act aligned, holds ISO certifications and has a SOC 2 audit underway. These are its own statements and we saw no report. We found no HIPAA or BAA statement.

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Price

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Starting price teldash: Not set yet Before launch Fusion Calling: $99 a month, with 6 sub-accounts

teldash

teldash has not launched and has no price yet. People on the waitlist hear it first.

Not built yet; it comes before launch.

Fusion Calling

Starter is $99 a month for 6 sub-accounts, Growth $299 for 20 and Scale $499 for unlimited sub-accounts, with a $0 setup fee, a 3-day free trial and no contract. Its FAQ adds a 14-day money-back guarantee and mentions a one-time onboarding fee on higher tiers that its partner page does not. You apply and are approved within 48 hours. Provider usage is extra.

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Public API teldash: Planned for after launch Later Fusion Calling: On Scale

teldash

teldash's own screens use the API agencies will get, but keys and documentation for agencies come after launch.

Not built yet; it is on the roadmap for after launch.

Fusion Calling

Scale lists API access, with a dedicated account manager. Its public docs describe Calendar and Leads APIs and webhooks.

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Each row opens to its detail and its source. Fusion Calling’s prices are the partner plans on its white-label page, in US dollars; its plans for businesses that use the calls themselves are different.

IN 30 SECONDS

Which one fits your agency?

Choose Fusion Calling if…

  • You want to start today at $99 a month, with a published price, a trial and unlimited sub-accounts on Scale.
  • You want your own domain, branded emails and Stripe billing by the minute or a retainer now.
  • You need outbound campaigns, or a live call queue, now.
  • You want an API and a dedicated account manager.
  • You want a guided launch: its team helps you set up, and it says most partners are live in one to two days.

Choose if…

Built Everything here is built and tested. teldash has not launched yet.

  • You want every agent to stay in your own ElevenLabs, Retell or Vapi account, with teldash reading from it.
  • You want two-factor authentication required for admins, and a record of every change.
  • You want each client’s data kept apart by the database too, and recording links that expire.
  • Your clients speak Spanish and expect a portal and emails written for them.
SWITCHING

From Fusion Calling to teldash, when it opens

Your agents don't move: they stay in your provider accounts, and teldash reads what it needs. Each of these steps is built.

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  1. Connect your providers ElevenLabs, Retell or Vapi, with your own keys.
  2. Assign each agent To its client, from today or from an earlier date.
  3. Bring the history The past calls your provider still keeps.
  4. Invite your clients They sign in under your brand and see only their own.

Sources, reviewed October 20, 2026

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