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COMPARISON Oct 20, 2026

teldash vs Trillet

Both give an agency a branded portal for its clients. The difference is where the agents run: on Trillet's own platform, or on the ElevenLabs, Retell or Vapi accounts you already have.

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
Trillet
a month, Studio, up to 3 clients
$99
a month, Agency, unlimited clients
$299
a minute after the included ones, phone apart
$0.12
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

Agents

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Your own provider accounts teldash: ElevenLabs, Retell and Vapi Built Trillet: No: the agents run on Trillet

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.

Trillet

Trillet's own blog describes a first-party application, not a Vapi, Retell or Bland account you connect. We found no page that brings in agents from ElevenLabs, Retell or Vapi. You can pick an ElevenLabs or Fish Audio voice for an agent you build in Trillet.

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Outbound campaigns teldash: Planned for after launch Later Trillet: Single and batch calls, on Agency

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.

Trillet

Trillet's pricing page lists outbound calling on Agency. Its white-label page describes lead callbacks, single outbound calls and batch campaigns on your own numbers, and says it is not for cold robocalling.

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Client portal

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Calls, transcripts and recordings teldash: Transcript, summary and recording of each call Built Trillet: Call history with transcript and recording

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.

Trillet

Trillet's help center describes a call history with the summary, the transcript linked to the recording, the post-call analysis and each action the agent took, with filters and an export. The pages we read do not say whether your client sees it in its own portal.

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Analytics teldash: Calls, minutes and after-hours, per client Built Trillet: Dashboard of calls, hours and outcomes

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.

Trillet

Trillet's help center lists total and completed calls, average duration, voicemail, volume by hour, top agents, outcomes, sentiment and extracted variables. The page we read names no minutes, cost, after-hours share or per-client view.

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Roles inside each client teldash: Admin and member, per client Built Trillet: Roles and permissions per workspace

teldash

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

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Trillet

Trillet's white-label page promises role-based access on every client workspace. Its API documents creating roles and listing the permissions a role can hold, and each invited person gets a simplified or an advanced view. teldash has two roles per client, admin and member.

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Español teldash: Native, in the portal and the emails Built Trillet: 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.

Trillet

Trillet's blog claims voice agents in 32 languages. We found no page that says which languages the portal or its emails come in.

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Your brand

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Logo, name and colors teldash: Logo, name, color and favicon Built Trillet: Logo, name, colors and login page

teldash

A settings screen with a live preview sets your product name, one brand color, a logo (with a version for dark backgrounds) and a favicon. The sign-in page and emails carry them; one brand applies to every client.

Built and tested; teldash has not launched yet.

Trillet

Trillet's Studio plan carries your logo, name and colors, and its help center adds a favicon, light and dark colors and the text and background of the login page, with its own branding per client.

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Custom domain teldash: Later; today an address on teldash.app Later Trillet: On Agency, not on Studio

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.

Trillet

On Trillet's Agency plan your clients sign in at your own domain, such as app.youragency.com, after you add its DNS records. The Studio plan does not include it.

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Branded emails teldash: Your name, color and logo; your domain later Built Trillet: On Agency, from your own address

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.

Trillet

Trillet's Agency plan sends call summaries and notifications from your own email address once you add its DNS records, and the summaries can carry your brand. Studio does not include it.

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Billing

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Billing with your Stripe teldash: Base fee, included minutes, overage and setup fee Before launch Trillet: A rate per client and invoices, with your Stripe

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.

Trillet

With Stripe connected you set a per-minute rate for each client, and a fully branded client is billed through one-time or recurring invoices you send. We found no base fee with included minutes for your client, or overage, on the pages we read.

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Margin per client teldash: Planned for after launch Later Trillet: A rate per client, warned below your cost

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.

Trillet

Trillet's billing guide warns you and asks you to confirm when a client's rate is below your cost, and its white-label page works through an example margin. We found no view of cost next to revenue for each client.

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Fee on your billing teldash: None: your clients pay you directly Built Trillet: No public detail

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.

Trillet

Trillet's terms and billing guides cover the fees you owe Trillet. We found no fee on your clients' payments, but a page that does not mention a fee does not prove there is none.

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Security

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Two-factor authentication teldash: Required for owners and admins Built Trillet: 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.

Trillet

Trillet's account settings guide covers password, sessions and email change, and its security overview lists single sign-on only as an Enterprise option. We found no page about two-factor authentication.

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Change record teldash: Every change, with who and when Built Trillet: Audit trails on client workspaces

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.

Trillet

Trillet's white-label page promises full audit trails on every client workspace, and its security overview says all access to personal and health data is logged. We found no page that shows a client its own record.

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Isolation between clients teldash: In the application and in the database Built Trillet: Isolated workspaces, no detail on how

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.

Trillet

Trillet describes isolated multi-tenant workspaces under your brand. We found no page that says how the isolation is enforced or tested.

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HIPAA teldash: Not offered Later Trillet: BAA on Agency, at no extra fee

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.

Trillet

Trillet's terms make a BAA available on Agency and Enterprise at no incremental fee, and a HIPAA mode for each agent is on all three plans; Studio is not for patient data. Trillet also says it holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 and that reports are available on request. Those are Trillet's own statements: we have not seen a report.

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Price

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Starting price teldash: Not set yet Before launch Trillet: From $99 a month

teldash

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

Not built yet; it comes before launch.

Trillet

Studio is $99 a month with 1,000 minutes and up to 3 client workspaces; Agency is $299 a month with 3,000 minutes and unlimited workspaces. Past the included minutes the AI costs $0.12 a minute, and phone calls are billed apart, from $0.014 a minute. Both start with a 7-day free trial that asks for a card. Trillet's main pricing page shows both as "from $99"; we use the white-label pricing page.

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Public API teldash: Planned for after launch Later Trillet: API key access on every plan

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.

Trillet

Trillet's white-label pricing includes platform API key access on Studio, Agency and Enterprise, and its documentation describes a REST API for agents, calls, workspaces, roles and API keys.

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Each row opens to its detail and its source. Trillet's prices are monthly, in US dollars, from its white-label pricing page. Its compliance statements are its own claims.

IN 30 SECONDS

Which one fits your agency?

Choose Trillet if…

  • You have no agents yet and want one vendor for the agents, the phone numbers and the portal: Trillet has you build and run them on its own platform, with call flows, knowledge bases and workflows.
  • You handle patient information and want a BAA on a self-serve plan today. Studio does not carry one; Agency does.
  • You need outbound call campaigns now.
  • You want your own domain, your own sending address and a login page in your brand now.
  • You want to bill each client a per-minute rate through your Stripe today.
  • You want custom roles and permissions for each client team.
  • You want a published price, a free trial and an API today.
  • Your agents already run on Trillet and you do not want to rebuild them: teldash reads agents from ElevenLabs, Retell and Vapi, and cannot import them from Trillet.

Choose if…

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

  • Your agents already run on your own ElevenLabs, Retell or Vapi accounts and you want to keep them there, with your own keys.
  • You want two-factor authentication required for admins, and a record of every change.
  • You want each client kept apart by the database too, and recording links that expire.
  • Your clients speak Spanish and expect a portal and emails written for them.
  • You want no cut taken from what your clients pay you.

Sources, reviewed October 20, 2026

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