Hand the phone line to thirty people.
One balance they all spend from, a monthly limit on each of them, and a record of every call: who made it, what it cost, whether anyone picked up.
01 / One balance
Nobody pays to be on the account.
An admin adds credit. Everyone on the roster spends from it, at the published rate for the number they dialled. Somebody who makes no calls this month costs you nothing this month.
$0
Per person
Nobody pays to be on the account.
$5.00
Minimum
The same floor a single person gets.
None
Contract
Nothing to sign, nothing to cancel.
One link
To join
An emailed invite. No seat to buy first.
02 / A limit on each person
Checked when they press Call, not reported at the end of the month.
Set on the invite
A contractor is capped from their first call rather than uncapped until somebody notices. Change it later from the roster, or clear it entirely.
Enforced at dial
The remaining cap and the wallet balance collapse into one figure, and it decides how long the call is authorised for. Nobody runs past a limit and apologises afterwards.
Visible to them
A member sees their own limit and what is left of it, drawn from the same figure that stops them. Nobody learns their cap exists by being refused mid-call.
03 / Whether it landed
A call count tells you somebody was busy.
The answer rate is the primary figure on the roster and on every person in it, because reaching a human is the job and placing a call is not. Somebody who has not dialled yet shows a dash, never a zero: a person who joined this morning has had no chance to have a problem.
Per call
Who dialled, which country, how long it rang before anyone picked up, how long they talked, and what it cost.
Live
A call in progress shows on the console as it runs, counting talk time. It carries no cost until it ends, because it does not have one yet.
Exported
The current month downloads as a CSV that reconciles against the ledger, with phone numbers and notes left intact rather than eaten by the spreadsheet.
Invoiced
Every top-up carries a numbered Stripe invoice, linked from the row it paid for.
04 / What it costs
Landline or mobile, priced off the digits.
Most calculators ask you to pick landline or mobile and then quote one blended rate for the country. We publish both, in 200 countries. In 45 of them one band costs at least twice the other, and in 24 the landline is the dearer of the two, which is the opposite of what most people would guess. The widest gap on the card is Portugal, at 30 times.
200
Countries with both prices published
Before anybody signs up, and before anybody dials.
15%
Extra credit from $100.00 up
The same rate on every rung above it. No volume tier, no negotiation.
$5.00
A month for a number, per person who needs one
Assign it to somebody and calls to it ring them.
We are not the cheapest way to call abroad and do not claim to be. What we will do is publish the whole card first, and charge the rate the digits resolve to. Read the card or price a number.
05 / What it will not do
Four things to know before your procurement team does.
No single sign-on
No SAML, no SCIM, no directory sync. There are two roles, admin and member, and people join by clicking a link in an emailed invite. If your security review requires SSO, we are not the right fit today.
No dialer, no CRM
No power dialing, no call queues, no pipeline fields, no workforce management. This is built for a team where each person makes a few real calls, not for a sales floor.
Calls are not recorded
There is no recording and no transcript. What you get is the record of what happened: who called, where, how long it ran, and whether anyone picked up.
No emergency calling
It cannot reach 911, 999 or 112, and we cannot tell a dispatcher where anybody is. Everyone on the team needs a phone that can.
If one of these is a blocker for your team, tell us which one. It is useful to know, and we will say plainly whether it is coming.
06 / Questions
What does it cost per person?
Nothing. Nobody pays to be on the account. You put credit on one balance and the calls your team makes draw it down at the published rate for the number they dialled, so a person who makes no calls in a month costs you nothing that month.
Can one person spend the whole balance?
Only if you let them. Each member can be given a monthly limit, set when you invite them or changed later, and it is checked when they press Call rather than reported to you afterwards. Admins are not capped, because an admin is who lifts a cap.
Who can see the calls?
An admin sees every call on the account, with the name of whoever made it, what it cost and whether anyone picked up. A member sees their own calls and nobody else's. That split is enforced by the database, not by the page, so it holds for the CSV export as well.
Is there single sign-on?
No. No SAML, no SCIM, no directory sync. There are two roles, admin and member, and people join by clicking a link in an emailed invite. If your security review requires SSO, we are not the right fit today.
Can each person have their own number?
Yes. Rent a US or Canadian number for $5.00 a month and assign it to somebody on the team. Calls to that number ring them, and it is the number that shows up on the phones of the people they call.
What happens when somebody leaves?
Remove them from the roster and they lose the balance immediately. Their calls stay on the account's record, because the record belongs to the account rather than to the person who made them.
Is there a minimum, or a contract?
Neither. The floor is $5.00 for a company exactly as it is for one person, there is nothing to sign, and there is no monthly fee to stop paying. Put a small amount on, make one call, and decide after that.
Put a small amount on and make one call.
Then invite one person and see what the console says about it.
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