Calling rates
Call real phones in 220+ countries
Pay-as-you-go by the minute, straight from your browser. No subscription, no monthly fee. Search any country below.
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The exact rate depends on the number you dial — mobile numbers often cost more than landlines. You always see the rate before a call connects, and the call ends on its own when your balance runs out.
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223 countries available · per-minute rates, rounded up to the next whole minute
Top up when you need more
Credit never expires. The $10 and $20 packs include bonus credit, and you can also type any amount from $4.00.
Want a number of your own?
Everything above is what it costs to call out. If you also want a US number people can call you back on, you can rent one in the iPhone or Android app from $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year on the US storefront, with 200 inbound minutes and voicemail included, then 1c a minute from your credit. Voice calls, not texting, and it cannot reach emergency services.
How the app works →Questions about calling rates
- How is a phone call billed?
- Per minute, rounded up to the next whole minute, at the rate for the exact number you dial. You always see the per-minute rate before the call connects.
- Do I have to use my free first call right away?
- No. Your free first call, up to $0.25, and any credit you buy, stays on your account until you use it.
- What happens when my credit runs out?
- The call ends automatically when your balance reaches zero, so you can never overspend. Top up any time and call again.
- Why do mobile numbers sometimes cost more?
- Carriers charge different wholesale rates for mobile and landline numbers in many countries, so the per-minute price is set from the exact number you dial.
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