Call any phone, anywhere. Right from your browser.
Dial a real phone number in 220+ countries straight from your browser. Start with $1.00 of free credit, then pay by the minute. Free browser-to-browser voice and video calls too. No app, nothing to install.
Call any phone number in 220+ countries from your browser. Your first $1.00 is free, then pay-as-you-go by the minute.
Pay-as-you-go by the minute after that. No subscription, no card to start.
How it works
Send a link. They're in.
There is no app to download and no account to make, on either side. Here is the whole process, start to finish.
- 01
Open the page, get a link
You click once and a private room is yours. No sign up form, no password, no email to confirm. The link it hands you is an ordinary web address, nothing to install or unlock.
- 02
Share it wherever you already talk
Paste the link into iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, a text, an email, or a calendar invite. It lives right inside the thread you are already using, so the other person never has to find an app or type in a meeting code.
- 03
They click, and the call starts
When they open the link their browser asks once for the microphone and camera, then you are connected. Nothing is recorded, nothing is stored, and the moment you both close the tab the room is gone for good.
That really is all of it. No downloads, no logins, and none of the "can you hear me now" that eats the first ten minutes of every other call. One link, one conversation.
Need to reach an actual phone number instead of a browser? You can dial real landlines and mobiles in 220+ countries from the same tab. Every account starts with $1.00 of free calling credit, then it is pay as you go by the minute.
Call a phone numberWho it's for
Anyone who'd rather send a link.
A few shapes the link tends to take.
Tutors & teachers
Send students a free call link. No Zoom account needed on their end.
See the tutor flowFreelancers
Quick client calls without making them install anything.
See the freelancer flowCustomer support
Add a call button to your site. Customers join instantly from their browser.
See the support flowQuick catch-ups
Family and friends who don't want another app login.
Start a call
Built so you don't have to think about it
A calling app should disappear. Here's what we cut out, and what we kept.
No account, ever
Skip sign-ups, passwords, and email confirmations. Open the page, get a link, you're calling.
Runs in the browser
Nothing to download. Works on phones, laptops, and even that one Chromebook in the kitchen.
Private by default
Calls are peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted. We don't record, transcribe, or sell anything.
Group or 1:1
Bring in up to 20 people on a single link. Drop in, drop out, no host required.
Free, and staying that way
No trial that turns into a charge, no credit card, no locked features. The free version is the whole product. Pro is just an optional extra.
The link lives in the wild
It lives where you already talk.
A freecallme link is just a URL. Paste it into the threads you already have. Texting your mom, the team Slack, a customer support reply. The first click opens the room, free.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know before your first call.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No. Generate a link, share it, and you're talking. There's no account on either side, no password, no email to confirm.
- Is it really free with no download?
- Yes. It runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install, and it's free today and free tomorrow. We keep the lights on with a few quiet display ads.
- So what's the catch?
- There isn't one. The free version is the whole product. There's a $14/month Pro plan that drops the ads and adds branding, but it's optional and you never need it to make a call.
- Is my call private?
- All calls are peer-to-peer and encrypted. We don't record, transcribe, or store your video.
- Does the other person need an account?
- No. They just click your link. That's it.
- Will it stay free?
- Yes. Sharing a link to talk is the free utility this site is built around, and that part isn't going anywhere.