Nooks
Parallel dialer and virtual sales floor for outbound SDR teams
Overview
Nooks pairs an AI parallel dialer with a virtual sales floor, letting reps call several prospects at once while AI agents handle research, sequencing, and call coaching. Built for outbound SDR teams at companies like HubSpot, Deel, and Rippling.
What you can produce with Nooks
- Parallel dialer connecting reps to multiple prospects simultaneously
- Virtual sales floor with live listen-in for managers
- AI call transcription and coaching notes
- AI-driven prospect research and list-building
- Sequencing across call, email, and LinkedIn touches
- Contact data enrichment
ASEAN Perspective
Nooks in Southeast Asia
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Nooks earns its reputation the blunt way: reps dial several numbers simultaneously and only get connected once someone picks up, and G2 reviewers report going from 50-60 dials a day on a normal dialer to 150-200+ with Nooks running. The virtual sales floor - live audio rooms where SDRs work alongside teammates and managers can listen in - is the feature people actually talk about, not the AI branding.
The catch is cost and scope. At roughly $4,000-5,000 per seat per year on an annual contract, it's a serious line item for a tool that only covers phone outbound, with no native email or LinkedIn sequencing depth to match. Teams that live and die by cold calling get real productivity gains; teams with a lighter calling motion will find the price harder to justify.
What people say
Nooks has racked up more than 1,350 reviews on G2 and carries Leader badges in categories like Auto Dialer, Virtual Workspaces, and Outbound Call Tracking, plus recognition for Best Results and Highest User Adoption. The number reviewers keep repeating: reps who dialed 50-60 numbers a day on a conventional dialer report hitting 150-200-plus with Nooks' parallel dialing running in the background.
The virtual salesfloor draws the most specific praise. It puts remote SDRs into a shared audio room where they can hear teammates working, get live coaching, and have managers listen in on calls in real time - reviewers describe it as the one feature that makes a remote sales floor feel like an actual floor. AI call transcription and coaching notes speed up call review compared to scrubbing through full recordings.
Complaints cluster around two things: connection quality and price. Some reviewers flag lag on parallel-dialed connects and a lack of prospect context in the moment a call connects, which the star rating doesn't fully capture. On cost, Nooks doesn't publish pricing and requires a demo to get a quote; third-party pricing trackers peg the standard rate around $5,000 per seat per year (roughly $417/month), with some negotiated deals landing lower, in the $65-150-plus per user/month range depending on volume and contract length. Nooks typically wants annual contracts, and some teams report seat minimums that make it hard to pilot with a small group first.
Founded in 2020 by Dan Lee, Nikhil Cheerla, and Rohan Suri as a virtual-office tool for remote teams before pivoting into sales, Nooks has grown fast - the company says ARR has multiplied several times over since its 2024 Series B, with customers including HubSpot, Deel, and Rippling. For a phone-only tool, that's a lot of momentum, but the investment case still depends on how central calling is to a team's outbound motion versus email or LinkedIn.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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