Capability
Leadey vs Orum
Orum is an AI parallel dialler that connects reps to more live conversations fast. Leadey puts that dialling inside a full platform: CRM, sequences and lead data in one seat.
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Job it does
Orum is a dialling layer that sits on your CRM and sequencer. Leadey is the CRM, sequencer and dialler in one.
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Channels in one seat
Leadey runs calls, email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp from one workflow. Orum is calling only.
£49
Starting price per seat
Leadey's public price includes CRM, sequences and lead data. Orum is priced as a dialling add-on on top of your existing stack.
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Channels
Cold calling & power dialler
Power dialler with scripts & objection handlers
Yes. AI parallel dialler that dials many numbers at once, filters out voicemails and bad numbers, and connects reps to live conversations fast. Excellent raw throughput and connect rate.
Email sequences
Native, with monitoring
No. Orum is a dialler, not a sequencer. Email runs in a separate tool.
LinkedIn as a sequence step
First-class channel, not a bolt-on
No. No LinkedIn steps.
WhatsApp as a sequence step
First-class channel
No. No WhatsApp steps.
Lead data
Built-in lead database & search
Source leads without leaving the app
No. No lead database. You bring lists in from your CRM or a data provider.
Enrichment & buying signals
Hiring, funding & tech-stack intent
No. No native enrichment or buying signals.
Data included in the plan
No separate Apollo / ZoomInfo bill
No. No data included. Orum dials the numbers you already have.
Workflow
Visual workflow canvas
17 node types, 13 triggers
No. No workflow canvas. Orum is a dialling layer, not an orchestration tool.
AI call scoring
Scored against a closing framework
Ordinary. Provides call recording and analytics; AI call scoring is limited compared with a dedicated coaching tool.
Booking pages with round-robin
Built in
No. No booking pages or round-robin routing.
Compliance
UK & EU number compliance
Regulatory bundles as a first-class flow
No. US-oriented product. UK and EU number compliance needs checking before you rely on it in-region.
Choose Leadey if
Choose Leadey if you want the dialler inside a full platform, so calls, sequences, CRM and lead data live in one seat instead of a calling layer bolted onto your stack.
Stick with Orum if
Stick with Orum if your only goal is maximum parallel-dial throughput on top of a CRM and sequencer you already run and like, and you are dialling mostly US numbers. For raw connect volume it is excellent.
Moving from Orum
What the switch actually involves.
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Bring your lists and numbers across
Export the leads and phone numbers you dial in Orum and import them into Leadey, where they live next to the CRM record.
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Rebuild the dial motion in one place
Set up your UK and EU numbers and power dialler in Leadey, then add the email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp steps Orum could not run.
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Retire the bolt-on stack
Once calls, sequences and data are running in Leadey, you can drop the separate dialler, sequencer and data subscriptions.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Leadey a parallel dialler like Orum?
Leadey has a built-in power dialler tied to the CRM and sequences. Orum's strength is raw parallel-dial volume across many lines at once, and for pure throughput it is excellent. Leadey wins when you want the dialler inside a full platform rather than as a separate layer.
Does Orum include a CRM or lead data?
No. Orum is a dialling layer that sits on top of your CRM and sequencer, with no CRM of its own, no lead database and no enrichment. Leadey includes the CRM, sequences and lead data in the plan.
Does Orum work for UK and EU calling?
Orum is US-oriented, so UK and EU number compliance needs checking before you rely on it in-region. Leadey is built for UK and EU numbers and compliance out of the box.
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