Do outbound calls require me to own a phone number?

No. Intercalling lets you dial out and pay as you go without buying a dedicated phone number.

Is it possible to receive calls too?

Yes. Add a unique US or Canada digital number to your account, available for $2.14 to $5/month, and inbound calls ring in your browser.

Does Intercalling work inside the Brave browser?

Yes. Brave is built on Chromium, the same engine as Chrome, so Intercalling runs in it the same way it runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox. No extension or download is needed, just grant the tab microphone access.

Do I need to give a phone number to make a private call?

No. Outbound calls require no phone number at all. You dial directly from the browser, so the person you call never sees a personal number tied to you. You only need to add a US or Canada digital number if you want to receive inbound calls.

Are the calls actually encrypted?

Yes, calls use end to end encryption, which fits the privacy first reason many people use Brave. Combined with no app install and no SIM, it keeps your calling footprint small.

How much does it cost?

Outbound calling is pay as you go, billed per minute, so you only pay for the time you talk. Receiving calls is optional and costs about $2.14 to $5 per month for a US or Canada digital number.

Cheap, Private Brave Calling

Private Brave Browser Calls at Cheap Per Minute Rates

Intercalling links your Brave browser to phone numbers worldwide over secure WebRTC, with transparent pay as you go pricing and low per minute rates. Below you will see how Brave guards your privacy, how to set permissions, and how we handle audio, recordings, and AI processing.

Privacy Guide

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Why Brave Keeps Your Calls Private

Privacy sits at the core of Brave. Pair it with Intercalling and you get the browser's built in protections alongside our own platform controls, all while paying only low per minute rates.

Encrypted Audio

Your voice travels over WebRTC, encrypted with DTLS and SRTP, while signaling and API traffic ride on TLS. Nobody can listen in while the call is in transit.

Tracker Blocking in Brave

By default Brave stops cross-site trackers and fingerprinting. That cuts down on profiling as you place calls straight from the web.

Controls in Your Hands

Microphone access, recordings, and AI transcription are all yours to manage. Switch off any optional feature inside your Intercalling account to keep data sharing to a minimum.

Fast Setup for Secure Calling in Brave

Head to intercalling.com and log in.
Tap the lock icon in the address bar and grant Mic permission for the site.
Should Brave shields interfere with the connection, turn shields off for intercalling.com or approve the needed permissions in site settings.
Inside Intercalling settings, switch off call recording or transcription if you would rather no third-party service touch your audio.
Dial out on a virtual number so your personal carrier details stay private when you call landlines or mobiles.

Mic Permissions and Brave Site Settings

No sound, or the microphone is not picked up? Review your Brave site permissions. The steps below are the ones that fix it most often.

Grant Mic Access

Select the lock icon in the address bar, find Permissions, and set Mic to Allow. Refresh the page once the permission is updated.

No prompt showing? Open Brave settings, choose Site Settings, then Mic, and add intercalling.com.

Shields and Your Connection

Brave shields sometimes block the third-party resources WebRTC relies on to connect. If you run into connection errors, switching shields off for intercalling.com usually clears them.

Once shields are off, run through a call again to make sure audio and signaling behave.

Privacy Controls Built Into the Platform

Intercalling hands you fine grained say over how your call data is handled, all on transparent pay as you go pricing.

Recordings

Flip recording on or off for each call. When it is on, the files are encrypted and reachable only by accounts you authorize.

Transcription and AI

When you enable them, transcription and AI features run through secure transcription services. Leave them off if you would rather keep audio away from any third-party processing.

Virtual Numbers

Keep business calls apart from your personal line with a virtual number. It limits how much data ties back to your personal carrier account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the audio from my microphone encrypted while it travels?

Yes. WebRTC protects your audio with industry standard encryption, and Intercalling adds TLS for signaling plus secure links to providers.

Does Intercalling pass my audio to AI services on its own?

No. Your audio reaches transcription or AI services only when you have switched those features on, and you can turn them off in settings whenever you want.

Do I have to disable Brave shields to use Intercalling?

Rarely. In most cases shields cause no trouble, but if connectivity acts up, turning shields off for intercalling.com clears the blocking.

How can I keep the platform from saving recordings?

Switch off automatic recording in your account settings. You can also remove any stored recordings and transcripts straight from your dashboard.

Ready to make cheap, private browser calls in Brave?

Sign up, allow microphone access, and start calling securely from your browser at low per minute rates. Recordings and transcription stay under your control at all times.

Making an international call from a laptop

Call from any browser

No app and no SIM. Place the call from your computer or phone in seconds.

World map of Intercalling calling coverage

Low rates to 190+ destinations

Clear per minute pricing, shown before you dial. Pay as you go, no monthly fee.

One balance, every device

Start on your laptop, continue on your phone, all at the same low rate.