Pay As You Go Inbound Calling

Send Calls Straight to Your Browser
Pick Up Real Phone Numbers in Chrome, Safari, or Firefox for Less

Dial right from your browser in seconds and pay only cheap per minute rates. Nothing to install, and dialing out needs no number of your own.

What you get

  • Outbound: Pay as you go, with no dedicated number to buy.
  • Inbound: US/Canada digital number from $2.14 to $5/month.
  • No apps: Runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.

What you get

  • Outbound: Pay as you go, with no dedicated number to buy.
  • Inbound: US/Canada digital number from $2.14 to $5/month.
  • No apps: Runs in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.
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How browser call forwarding works

Route phone calls into your web browser in four steps, powered by Intercalling with Twilio SIP and WebRTC bridging, all at clear per minute rates.

Get a Number

Pick a local or toll free number across 190+ countries right from the dashboard.

Set Up Forwarding

Direct inbound calls from that number to your browser WebRTC endpoint, or to an AI Agent webhook.

Pick Up in Browser

Take calls right inside Chrome, Safari, or Firefox with full call controls and HD audio.

Automate or Assist

Hand calls to automation when you are busy, or turn on live transcriptions and suggestions.

Setup in minutes

  1. Grab a virtual number from the Intercalling dashboard.
  2. Head to the forwarding settings and pick "Forward to Browser" as the destination.
  3. Sign in to Intercalling from your browser and grant microphone access.
  4. Try it by dialing the virtual number, then answer in the browser or let automation pick up.

Who forwards calls to the browser

Teams and individuals who want flexible inbound calling at low rates, with no traditional PBX hardware.

Remote support teams

Field customer calls in the browser from anywhere and lean on AI to assist agents in real time.

Sales teams

Send leads to reps in the browser, record calls, and lean on analytics to follow conversion metrics.

SMBs and founders

Operate a complete phone workflow with no phone lines or softphone installs. Buy numbers in many countries and gather every call in the browser.

Frequently asked questions

Will callers realize the call rings in a browser?

No. They just dial an ordinary phone number. Intercalling routes the call and bridges it to your browser, so it feels completely normal to them.

Which browsers can I use?

Intercalling works in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox over WebRTC. Keep your browser current and make sure microphone access is allowed.

Is there voicemail if I miss a browser call?

Yes. You can set voicemail, AI Agent pickup, or forwarding to other numbers as fallback options.

Is the audio encrypted?

Every browser call rides a secure WebRTC connection with industry standard encryption that protects both the audio and the signaling.

Start taking calls in your browser

Pick up a virtual number, set forwarding, and answer real phone calls right away, all at low rates. No downloads, no hardware, no fuss.

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.

Calling from a phone and a laptop

One balance, every device

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

Forward Calls to Your Browser: Receive Phone Calls in Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox

In short

Yes, you can forward and receive phone calls directly in your web browser with Intercalling. Add a US or Canada digital number for about $2.14 to $5 per month, and incoming calls ring inside Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox with no app download and no SIM card. Every call runs over an end to end encrypted connection.

How browser call forwarding works

To receive calls in your browser you attach a US or Canada digital number to your Intercalling account for roughly $2.14 to $5 per month. When someone dials that number, the call is routed straight to the browser tab you have open, so it rings on your laptop or desktop rather than on a handset. You answer with a click, talk through your computer microphone and speakers, and hang up in the same tab.

There is nothing to install and no SIM card to provision. It works in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox on Windows, macOS, Linux and Chromebooks, which makes it a clean fit for people who already live inside the browser all day and do not want a desk phone or a second mobile.

Who benefits from receiving calls in the browser

This setup suits remote workers, freelancers and small teams who want a dedicated business line that follows them to any computer. Because the number is digital, you keep your personal mobile private and route work calls to a single browser window that you can close at the end of the day.

It also helps anyone juggling multiple devices. Instead of carrying a separate phone for a project or a region, you sign in, open the tab, and your calls arrive there. Outbound calling is included too, billed pay as you go per minute with no phone number required to dial out.

Privacy and call quality

Every call is protected with end to end encryption, so conversations forwarded to your browser stay private between you and the other party. This matters for client calls, sensitive business discussions and international contacts where you want a secure line rather than a standard cellular connection.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to download an app to forward calls to my browser?+

No. Intercalling runs entirely in the browser. Open Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox, sign in, and your incoming calls ring in the tab. There is no app to install and no SIM card to set up.

How much does it cost to receive calls in the browser?+

Receiving inbound calls requires a US or Canada digital number, which costs about $2.14 to $5 per month depending on the number. Outbound calling is separate and is billed pay as you go per minute, with no phone number needed to dial out.

Can people call my regular phone number and reach me in the browser?+

Calls reach your browser through the US or Canada digital number you add to Intercalling. You give out that number, and dials to it are routed to the browser tab you have open rather than to a physical handset.

Are calls forwarded to my browser secure?+

Yes. Every call uses end to end encryption, so the conversation stays private between you and the caller. This makes browser based calling a good option for business, client and international calls.

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