FreeCallMe
$0.25 free trial on sign-up · No card required

Free international calls, straight from your browser.

Browser-to-browser voice and video calls are always free. Calling real landlines and mobile phones in 220+ countries is the paid part: new accounts get a $0.25 trial credit on us to test the line. After that, you pay by the minute from $0.01. No monthly fee, no contract, no card required to start.

Enter a number to call, right from your browser

$0.25 free to start · No app to install · Runs in your browser

HD audio · Encrypted in transit · Works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge

  • $0.25 free trial at sign-up
  • No app to install
  • Encrypted VoIP
  • From $0.01/min
  • No subscription

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.

  1. 01

    Type the number

    Use the keypad or paste a number, pick the country, and the exact per minute rate appears before you dial. No surprise fees and no rounding you cannot see.

  2. 02

    Press call

    Your browser places the call over the internet and it rings like any normal phone. New accounts get $0.25 of free trial credit, so your first few minutes cost nothing and there is no card required to try it.

  3. 03

    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 billing is by the minute from $0.01. Hang up and you are charged for exactly the time you talked, nothing more.

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 rates

Why it works

A real way to try calling abroad

Not a free-app gimmick that needs the person on the other end to install something. Your $0.25 trial credit places real calls to real phone numbers, over the same VoIP backbone the big telcos use.

The flow

From this page to a ringing phone abroad, in under a minute

Most people are mid-conversation with their first overseas call before the kettle boils.

  1. 01

    Type the number

    Pick the country code, then enter the local digits. The dialer formats the number as you type and shows the per-minute rate.

  2. 02

    Sign up and claim $0.25

    Email and password is all we need. The trial credit lands on your balance the moment you confirm your email.

  3. 03

    Allow your microphone

    Your browser asks once. Click Allow and the dialer is ready.

  4. 04

    Press Call

    Their phone rings. They pick up. It's a regular phone call, just routed through the internet on your end.

Free international calls: frequently asked questions

The stuff worth knowing before you trust a website with an overseas call.

Is it really free to call international numbers?
Browser-to-browser voice and video calls are always free. Calling a real international number is the paid part: new accounts get a $0.25 trial credit with no card required. That's enough to test the line, a few minutes to a pricier destination like India and longer to cheaper ones like the UK or France. After your trial credit is used, you pay only for the minutes you actually use, starting at $0.01/min. There's no subscription and nothing to cancel.
Which countries can I call for free?
Over 220 countries and territories. That covers the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, plus India, Mexico, the Philippines, Nigeria, Brazil, and most of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The country dropdown in the dialer above is the live list, so if a code exists you can almost certainly dial it.
Why is this cheaper than my phone carrier's international rates?
Carrier international pricing was set when long-haul circuit-switched lines were the only option, and most carriers never reset it. We route your call over the public internet to our edge, then hand it off to a local termination partner inside the destination country. That cuts out the legacy long-haul costs, which is why an international call costs us cents instead of dollars.
Do I need a SIM card or my own phone number?
Neither. The browser tab is the phone. The call goes out from a FreeCallMe VoIP number, which is what shows up on the recipient's caller ID. Your existing phone plan isn't touched. You don't add a line, install an eSIM, or change anything about your contract.
Is the audio quality good enough for long conversations?
For most people, yes. Often better than a regular international cellular call. We use the Opus codec end-to-end where the destination supports it, routed through Tier 1 VoIP carriers. The main quality variables are your own internet connection and the recipient's signal on their end. On home Wi-Fi or 4G/5G, it's HD voice.
Are international calls private and secure?
Audio between your browser and our edge is encrypted using DTLS-SRTP, the same protocol that secures Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. We don't record calls, don't store recordings, and don't share call content with anyone. Minimal metadata is kept for billing and abuse prevention.
Can I see what each minute costs before I dial?
Yes. The per-minute rate for the country you've selected is shown in the dialer before the call connects. Minutes round up to the next whole minute, and the call ends automatically when your balance hits zero, so there's no way to overspend.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Everything runs inside the browser tab. No installer, no extension, no app, no companion software. Open this page, allow microphone access once, and you're ready to dial.
What happens if my internet drops mid-call?
The call ends cleanly and you're only billed for the minutes that actually connected. We don't charge a connection fee or padding for dropped calls.
Does the recipient need a FreeCallMe account?
No. That's the whole point. They receive your call as a regular phone call on their landline or mobile. They don't need to install anything, sign up, or know what VoIP is.

Place your first international call

Type a number, claim your $0.25 trial credit, and dial. No app, no SIM, no card required to start.

Enter a number to call, right from your browser

$0.25 free to start · No app to install · Runs in your browser

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