International call rates, per minute
Landline and mobile priced separately. Billed per minute, part of a minute counts as a full one. No connection fee.
221 countries
Holding a number rather than a country? Check it here and we read its country and its band off the digits.
Rates last updated 8 October 2026. Published by Fabio Jonathan.
A dash means we publish one price for that country rather than a separate landline and mobile rate. Freephone and service numbers are priced too, and each country page lists every band we carry.
Prices are per minute in USD, from a US caller ID. A different caller ID can change the price on some corridors, and the dialer re-quotes when you switch. Emergency numbers cannot be dialled.
Prices in another currency are converted at Stripe’s rate and refreshed hourly, so treat them as close rather than exact. Every call and every top-up is charged in US dollars, and your bank sets its own rate on the day it converts.
Price your own call
The table prices countries. Type the number you actually want to reach and we read its band off the digits, so a landline and a mobile are never quoted at one blended rate. The price appears before anything dials.
Calls to United States from $0.03 a minute for landline and toll-free. Basic rate.
Rates from a US caller ID. Your selected caller ID is priced before calling.
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Common questions
Why are landline and mobile priced differently?
Because they are different calls on the far network, and the networks charge differently to terminate them. The card publishes both prices for every country that has both, and the dialer reads which one applies off the digits of the number you type, so you are never asked to guess.
How do credits work?
Credit is added to your balance right away and used automatically when you call. You see the per-minute rate before you dial. Credit never expires.
How are call rates calculated?
Rates vary by destination and number type. The dialer shows the exact per-minute price before you call, and that is the price you pay.
Is there a connection fee or a minimum call charge?
No connection fee and no minimum charge per call. Calls are billed per minute at the published rate, and part of a minute counts as a full one. A ring-out, busy tone or failed connection costs nothing. Billing starts when the far end answers, including a phone menu, hold queue or voicemail.
Which caller ID are these rates for?
From a US caller ID, which is the default. A handful of destinations price differently when the call presents a number from another country, and the dialer quotes the number against the caller ID you will actually present, so the price on screen is the price you pay.
When were these rates last updated?
8 October 2026. The date moves when the prices move, not when the site is deployed, and every figure on this page and on the 221 country pages is generated from the same card.
Does credit expire?
No. Credit never expires, and there is no subscription or monthly minimum. You put money on, and calls draw against it per minute until it is used.