Looking for the best call tracking tool
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As an agency for small business, we're currently looking for the best quality/price tool for call tracking.
Basically, we just want to track calls from all the directory that we work with, including GMB listing. I know that Call Rail seems to be the obvious choice but in our context, we don't need all the features that Call Rail offers.
(also, it needs to be NAP friendly)
Thanks for all your comments/suggestions !
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Another one over here in the UK is Response Tap.
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I was going to suggest CallRail.
Might also look at these folks: https://www.plivo.com/voice/ . I think they count CallRail as a customer. Not sure about NAP though.
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This is a list of somes call traffic apps supported by Google Analytics. Here you can find all the call tracking partners of google
Keymetric
http://www.keymetric.net/**Infinity **
https://www.infinity.co/ukWhatConverts
https://www.whatconverts.com/Easy Call Tracker
www.easycalltracker.com/Convirza
https://www.convirza.com/Mediahawk
https://www.mediahawk.co.uk/Call Box
http://callbox.com/Calltracks
https://www.calltracks.com/
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