Integration · Twilio to lemlist

lemlist and Twilio integration

We connect Twilio to lemlist so every call, outcome and follow-up lands on the right lead. It is a one-time setup by our team, not a monthly middleware subscription.

  • From $100, one-time setup
  • No monthly fees from us
  • Tested on your own calls before go-live
Get a written scope
Twilio lemlist

One call ends in Twilio. In lemlist:

  1. Call logged on the leadLength, direction and the rep who took it
  2. Recording attachedLinked from the lead update
  3. Outcome moves the lead statusThe stage or field you choose
One-time setup
From $100
Monthly fee from us
$0
Working days to a written scope
2
Working days to build and test
5–10

What we connect between Twilio and lemlist

A typical setup. We adjust each line to how your team uses Twilio and lemlist.

When this happensThis is what you get
A call endsA lead update on the matching lead, owned by the right lemlist user
The call recordingAttached to that lead update
The transcript and summaryA note on the lead
A text messageA note on the lead
A caller who is not in lemlist yetA new lead, checked against existing records first

Field mapping, event by event

Each Twilio event and exactly what it writes in lemlist. Pick an event to see its fields.

1. Trigger · Twilio When a call ends Every call made or received in Twilio
2. Action · lemlist Log the lead update In lemlist, on the lead — Where your team already works
lemlist field Mapped from What happens
Activity date Date created15 Sep, 4:00 pm Shown in your time zone
Call length Call duration3 min 04 s Stored the way lemlist expects
Direction DirectionInbound Inbound or outbound
Recording Recording urlPlayable audio Added once the file is ready
Call notes Transcription textAsked for pricing Saved as note text
Lead Matched by phone number+1 415 555 0142 A new lead is created only if none match

Sample values are made up. The exact fields are agreed with you in your scope.

A one-time setup, not a monthly middleware bill

We are not a middleware. We plan the connection, set it up, test it on your calls and hand it over.

Web Repay integration setup Middleware subscription
What you pay One-time setup, from $100 (one-off) A monthly plan, often priced by tasks or operations
As call volume grows The same price, no per-task charges Costs rise with every call that syncs
Who builds and tests it We do, on your own Twilio calls Your team builds and maintains every step
Where it runs In your own Twilio and lemlist accounts, documented Inside the middleware vendor’s platform
When something changes Additional support as needed, when you request it Your team fixes the broken steps

Where a small connector layer is the most reliable route, we say so in your written scope, set it up in your own account and choose the option with the lowest running cost.

Where Twilio and lemlist setups usually go wrong

Phone numbers written two ways

Twilio and lemlist often store numbers in different formats. Left alone, a caller who already exists becomes a second lead. We match on a cleaned-up number before anything is created.

Reps matched to lemlist users

If a Twilio user is not matched to a lemlist user, calls log without an owner. We match every rep before go-live.

Updating the right lead status

An outcome has to change one lead status, not every lead status on the record. We agree the rule with you before we build.

Recordings that are not ready yet

A recording can finish processing after the call ends. We attach it once it is ready, so no call in lemlist is left without audio.

How we set it up

  1. 1

    Tell us what should connect

    Which calls, outcomes and follow-ups should reach lemlist. You get a written scope with a fixed one-time price.

  2. 2

    Give us access

    Admin access to Twilio and lemlist for the setup. Nothing for you to install, and no new subscription to start.

  3. 3

    We build and test

    We connect the two tools, map every detail and test it with real calls before your team relies on it.

  4. 4

    Handover

    You get a short document of what is connected and how it behaves. It runs in your own accounts, with no monthly fee from us.

Colleagues on headsets working in an office
Test call passedEvery field in the table checked LiveWatched for the first week

What it costs

From $100 one-time setup

Starting price for connecting Twilio and lemlist, built and tested. Larger mappings get a fixed quote in writing before we start.

No monthly fee from us. Additional support is available as needed, whenever you request it.

Get a written scope

Tell us what should happen in lemlist when a call ends. We reply within 2 working days.

Questions about Twilio and lemlist

Is there a monthly fee?

No. You pay once for the setup. Unlike Zapier, Make and similar middleware subscriptions, there is no monthly or per-task charge from us, so the cost does not grow as your team makes more calls.

Is Web Repay a middleware?

No. We are an integration team: we plan the connection between Twilio and lemlist, set it up, test it on your calls and hand it over. Where a small connector layer is the most reliable route, we say so in your written scope and choose the option with the lowest running cost.

What can you connect between Twilio and lemlist?

A call ends, the call recording, the transcript and summary, a text message, each mapped to the right lead and lead status in lemlist. We confirm the exact list in your scope.

How long does it take?

You get a written scope and a fixed price within 2 working days. Most setups are built and tested within 5 to 10 working days of getting access.

What do you need from us?

Admin access to Twilio and lemlist during the setup, and a short call to agree what should happen. You can remove our access once it is handed over.

Rather talk it through?

Thirty minutes on how your team uses Twilio and lemlist. You leave knowing what we would build and what it would cost.

Call +91 82857 48750
Person working on a laptop by an office window
Call ended03:04 · inbound Lead status updatedStage set from the call outcome Call-back taskAssigned to the contact owner