Secure Calls at Cheap Rates

Encrypted Voice Calls
Right in Your Browser

Dial from your browser in seconds and pay only cheap per minute rates. Nothing to install, and outbound calls need no number at all.

Rates and the basics

  • Outbound: Dial out at low per minute rates with no number to buy.
  • Inbound: Add a US/Canada digital number for $2.14 to $5/month.
  • No apps: Runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.

Rates and the basics

  • Outbound: Dial out at low per minute rates with no number to buy.
  • Inbound: Add a US/Canada digital number for $2.14 to $5/month.
  • No apps: Runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.

Secure calling, simple pricing

  • Outbound calling: Reach any country instantly at low per minute rates, with no number to buy.
  • Inbound calling: Take calls in your browser by adding a unique US or Canada digital number for $2.14 to $5/month.
  • App-free: Runs straight in Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox.
Learn How It Works
Secure DialerEncrypted
Media is protected with WebRTC encryption and signaling rides over TLS. When a call bridges to the public phone network, the link stays encrypted to the PSTN gateway, then continues across carrier networks.

Inside an Encrypted Browser Call

A short walkthrough of the call path so you know exactly how your audio and metadata stay protected, all at cheap pay as you go rates.

1

Built on the Browser

Everything runs on native browser WebRTC, which uses DTLS SRTP to encrypt your media and TLS to secure signaling to our servers.

2

Cloud Media Routing

Audio stays encrypted on its way to Intercalling and our Twilio backbone. For PSTN calls the gateway decrypts and hands the audio to carriers while keeping its links to the cloud secure.

3

Controls and Recording

Switch recording on or off, set your own retention windows, and gate access with role based permissions. Recordings and metadata are encrypted at rest.

Where end to end encryption applies

When both people are on Intercalling web clients, the audio can stay encrypted end to end. The moment a call reaches an external phone number it crosses carrier networks, which shifts the security model. Clear indicators in the interface always show you the protection level of each call.

Key management
Keys and session setup are handled by the browser together with our services.
Proven protocols
DTLS SRTP guards the media and TLS guards signaling across the whole path.

What Keeps Your Calls Safe

Enterprise grade controls that protect voice privacy and satisfy your internal policies, with no premium tax on your per minute rate.

Transport Encryption

DTLS SRTP and TLS shield both your audio and signaling as they travel between the browser and the cloud.

Encrypted Storage

Recordings and logs sit encrypted at rest, with access limited by roles and permissions.

Access Controls

Fine grained user and team permissions, plus audit logs covering every call and recording.

Real Time Monitoring

Watch active calls, connection status, and media metrics so anomalies surface fast.

Frequently Asked Questions

What encryption does Intercalling use?

Intercalling relies on standard WebRTC encryption, namely DTLS SRTP for media and TLS for signaling. Together they protect your audio as it moves between the browser and our cloud services.

Is a browser call truly end to end encrypted?

If both parties connect through Intercalling web clients, the audio stays encrypted end to end. Once a call is bridged to the PSTN, the audio leaves the encrypted session at the gateway and travels on over carrier networks.

Can I control recordings and retention?

Yes. Recording is entirely optional. Admins can turn it on or off, set retention windows, and decide who may open stored recordings.

Which browsers are supported?

Intercalling works on current versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox across desktop and mobile wherever WebRTC is available. Keep your browser up to date for the smoothest calls.

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Encrypted Voice Calls in Your Browser, No App Required

In short

Yes, you can make end to end encrypted voice calls straight from your browser with Intercalling. It runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox with no app download, no SIM card, and no phone number needed to dial out. Calls are pay as you go and billed per minute.

How browser based encrypted calling works

Intercalling places voice calls through your web browser using an encrypted connection, so the audio is protected end to end from your device. You open the page in Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox, grant microphone access, and dial. There is nothing to install and no SIM card or account number tied to a phone, which keeps your real number private when you reach out to someone.

Because everything runs in the browser tab, the same setup works on a laptop, desktop or phone. This is useful for journalists, remote teams and anyone who wants a private line without handing over a personal phone number or downloading yet another communication app.

What it costs and how to receive calls

Outbound encrypted calls need no phone number and are pay as you go, billed by the minute, so you only pay for the talk time you use. There is no monthly fee just to make calls.

If you also want to receive inbound calls, you can add a US or Canada digital number for roughly $2.14 to $5 per month. That gives you a dedicated line people can call back on, while your outbound calls stay private and number free.

Frequently asked questions

Are the voice calls really encrypted end to end?+

Yes. Intercalling uses end to end encryption on its browser calls, so your conversation audio is protected between the connected parties rather than sent in the clear.

Do I need to install an app or extension?+

No. Calling runs directly inside Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox. There is no app download, no browser extension and no SIM card required. You only need to allow microphone access.

Do I need my own phone number to make a call?+

No. Outbound calls do not require a phone number and are billed per minute as pay as you go. A US or Canada number, priced around $2.14 to $5 per month, is only needed if you want to receive inbound calls.

Can I use this for private international calls?+

Yes. Browser based dialing with end to end encryption works well for international and privacy focused calling, since you can reach numbers worldwide without exposing a personal SIM or local line.

Last reviewed June 2026Reviewed by the Intercalling calling teamDialing rules cross checked against ITU international dialing procedures
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