FreeCallMe
Free browser calls, plus pay-as-you-go calls to real phones
About FreeCallMe
FreeCallMe is a browser-based calling service for people who want to talk without installing software. Users open the page, get a private link, and share it through a text, chat app or email. The other person clicks the link and joins from their own browser, with no account or download needed on either side.
Browser-to-browser voice and video calls are free, support up to 20 people on one link, and are described as peer-to-peer and encrypted. The site says it does not record or transcribe calls. It suits tutors, freelancers, support teams and families who want a simple way to connect.
The service also lets users dial real landlines and mobiles in more than 220 countries. The first phone call is free up to $0.25, then billing is by the minute, with rates listed by country. iPhone and Android apps are available for people who want a US number of their own that rings on their phone. An optional $5 monthly Pro plan removes ads and adds branding.
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