Free calls to Nigeria, right from your browser.
Dial landlines and mobile phones in Nigeria, from Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Ibadan to the smallest village, straight from any browser tab. Browser-to-browser voice and video calls are always free. To ring a real phone, sign up free with your email and add credit: $5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria. Calls are pay-as-you-go from $0.56/min, with the exact rate shown before you dial. No app, no SIM, no contract.
HD audio · Encrypted in transit · Routed to MTN, Airtel, Glo and other Nigerian carriers
- Browser calls always free
- No app to install
- from $0.56/min pay-as-you-go
- $5 buys about 8 min
- No subscription
Rates
What a call to Nigeria costs
$5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria.
| Calling a | Most numbers | From | $5 buys |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landline or mobile | $0.56/min | $0.56/min | about 8 min |
Billed by the minute and rounded up to the next whole minute. The exact rate for the number you type is shown in the dialer before you call. Calls to Nigeria cost more per minute than the $0.25 free first call covers, so they start with a top-up. No connection fee, no subscription.
Rates for every countryDialing
How to dial Nigeria
- Country code
- +234
- Local time
- WAT (UTC+1)
A mobile written 0802 123 4567 at home becomes +234 802 123 4567 from abroad. Drop the leading 0.
- On FreeCallMe+234 then 802 123 4567
- From the US or Canada011 234 802 123 4567
- From the UK or most of Europe00 234 802 123 4567
How it works
Type a number. Press call.
It works like the phone app you already know, except it runs in a browser tab with no SIM and nothing to install.
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Type the number
Use the keypad or paste a number, pick the country, and the exact per minute rate appears before you dial. No connection fee and no surprise charges.
- 02
Press call
Sign up free with your email, no card needed, and your browser places the call over the internet. It rings like any normal phone, and your first call is free, up to $0.25.
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Talk, and only pay for the minutes you use
The audio is clear, the full keypad stays on screen for phone menus and extensions, and calls are billed by the minute from $0.01, rounded up to the next whole minute. Hang up and the meter stops.
Calls to Nigeria work exactly the same way. No contract, no monthly fee, no minimum. Load a little credit when you want to and call whoever you need to reach.
See the per minute ratesWhy it works
Why calling Nigeria works so well here
Carrier-grade VoIP routing to Nigeria, so the phone rings just like a regular call from a local number on the other end.
$5 buys about 8 minutes
$5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria, billed by the minute with no connection fee, and the $10 and $20 packs add bonus credit on top. Calls to Nigeria cost more per minute than the $0.25 free first call covers, so they start with a top-up. Browser-to-browser calls stay free no matter what.
Lands on real Nigerian carriers
Calls are handed off to MTN, Airtel, Glo via licensed termination partners. It's not a peer-to-peer app workaround that fails when one side has bad Wi-Fi.
Pay-as-you-go, no subscription
From $0.56/min, billed by the minute and rounded up to the next whole minute. The exact rate depends on the number (mobiles can cost more than landlines) and is always shown in the dialer before you press Call. No connection fee, no monthly subscription. Top-up packs are $5, $10, and $20.
Talks to landlines and mobiles
Whether you're dialing a Nigerian landline in Abuja or a mobile in Abuja, the same dialer handles both. The per-minute rate for the exact number is shown before you call.
Call Nigeria from anywhere
You don't have to be in Nigeria or near it. Call from your laptop in any country with a working internet connection. Same rate, same quality.
Private by default
Audio is encrypted in transit using DTLS-SRTP. We don't record calls, store call content, or share metadata with ad networks. Your conversations with family stay between you.
The flow
Call Nigeria in four steps
From this page to a ringing Nigerian phone, in under a minute.
- 01
Pick +234
The dialer above is already set to +234 for Nigeria. Just type the local number.
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Sign up free, then top up
Sign up free with your email, then add credit. $5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria.
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Allow your microphone
Your browser asks once. Click Allow and the dialer is ready.
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Call
Their phone rings in Nigeria. They pick up. Calling family in Lagos or Abuja, checking on parents back home, or reaching a Nigerian business line. Done.
Calling Nigeria: frequently asked questions
- How do I dial a Nigerian mobile number?
- Nigerian mobiles are eleven digits at home, starting 070, 080, 081, 090 or 091. From abroad, drop the 0 and dial +234: 0802 123 4567 becomes +234 802 123 4567.
- Can I call MTN, Airtel and Glo numbers?
- Yes, plus the smaller networks and Nigerian landlines. People can move their number between networks, so a prefix like 0803 or 0805 is a hint about the network, not a guarantee.
- When is a good time to call Nigeria?
- Nigeria is on West Africa Time, UTC+1, all year with no daylight saving. That is 5 or 6 hours ahead of New York, the same as London in British summer time and an hour ahead in winter.
- How do I call Nigeria from my browser?
- Browser-to-browser voice and video calls are always free. To ring a real phone in Nigeria, sign up free with your email and add credit: $5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria. Calls to Nigeria cost more per minute than the $0.25 free first call covers, so they start with a top-up. Pick +234 from the country dropdown, type the local number, allow microphone access, and call. No app and no SIM.
- How much does it cost to call Nigeria?
- Calls to Nigeria cost $0.56/min, whether you dial a landline or a mobile. Calls are billed by the minute and rounded up to the next whole minute, and the exact rate for the number you type is shown in the dialer before you call. $5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria. There's no monthly fee and no connection charge, and top-up packs come in $5, $10, and $20.
- Do I need to be in Nigeria to use this?
- No. You can be anywhere in the world. The dialer runs in your browser and routes the call over the internet to a termination partner inside Nigeria, who delivers it to the recipient's phone. From their side it looks like a regular phone call.
- What number shows up on the recipient's caller ID?
- The call is placed from a FreeCallMe VoIP number, similar to how Google Voice or Skype calls appear. The recipient sees a phone number on their caller ID and can answer normally.
- Is the call quality good for calls to Nigeria?
- Yes. We use HD voice codecs (Opus) where the destination supports it, routed through Tier 1 VoIP carriers for termination in Nigeria. On a normal home Wi-Fi or 4G/5G connection, audio is typically clearer than a regular international cellular call.
- Are calls to Nigeria secure?
- Yes. Audio between your browser and our edge is encrypted using DTLS-SRTP, the same technology that secures online banking and apps like Google Meet. We don't record your calls, store recordings, or sell call metadata to advertisers.
Make your first call to Nigeria
Sign up free with your email and top up: $5 buys about 8 minutes to a phone in Nigeria. Browser-to-browser calls are always free. No app, no SIM, no contract.
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