Cheap Browser Calling, Pay As You Go

Place Cheap Calls From
Your Browser

Dial out from any browser tab and pay only for the minutes you use. Nothing to download, and a number is needed only when you want to take inbound calls.

Key facts

  • Outbound: No dedicated number required.
  • Inbound: Requires US/Canada digital number ($2.14 to $5/month).
  • No apps: Works in Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox.
How It Works
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How Does Browser Calling Work?

Web Real-Time Communication, or WebRTC, is today's standard for voice and video over the web. It does away with bulky desk phones and the hassle of complicated software setups.

1

Open Your Browser

Just head to Intercalling in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. There are no plugins or extensions to add.

2

Connect Instantly

Our cloud network links the internet side (VoIP) with the traditional phone network (PSTN) in a single hop.

3

AI On The Call

Audio is handled in real time, so our AI Copilot can assist you while the conversation is happening.

Why Move Your Calls to the Browser?

Compare how a modern WebRTC setup measures up against old VoIP software.

FeatureLegacy VoIP AppIntercalling (WebRTC)
InstallationRequires Desktop AppZero Install (Browser)
Setup TimeHours to DaysInstant Access
Device SupportDevice SpecificAny Device with Chrome/Safari
Remote WorkVPN Often RequiredNative Secure HTTPS
AI IntegrationLimited / Add-onNative Real-time AI
Online Calling For Teams

Equip Your
Remote Workforce

Desk phones have had their day. Intercalling delivers a full business phone system that runs entirely in the browser, so you can grow your sales and support teams on the spot without shipping laptops or handsets.

  • Onboard in Seconds

    Bring on new teammates in moments. Anyone with a browser already has a phone.

  • Click to Call, No Misdials

    Cut out misdials. Paste numbers straight into the browser dialer.

  • Take Your Line Anywhere

    From a cafe to a co-working desk to the home office, your business line goes wherever you do.

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Enterprise Power
Everyday Simplicity

Intercalling was created to connect the open internet with the traditional phone network. Twilio powers our backbone, which keeps audio routing crisp while the whole experience stays inside the browser.

Low Cost

Zero hardware to buy. You pay only for the minutes you actually talk.

Secure

Encrypted media streams keep your business data safe.

Supported Browsers

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Firefox

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I have to install a browser extension?

No. Intercalling runs on the native WebRTC built into modern browsers, so there are no extensions, plugins, or desktop apps to install.

Does a headset work with browser calling?

Yes. Pick your microphone and speaker right in the browser settings. Professional USB and Bluetooth headsets are fully supported.

Can I call from a mobile browser?

Yes. Sign in to Intercalling from Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS and place calls over data/WiFi without spending your cellular voice minutes.

How dependable is the call quality?

We route through Twilio's global network for low-latency, high-definition audio. With a steady internet connection, quality matches or beats a traditional landline.

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

WebRTC Browser Calling: Make Calls Straight From Your Browser

In short

WebRTC browser calling lets you place real phone calls from a web browser tab, with no app to install and no SIM card. Intercalling uses this technology so you can dial from Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox and talk over an end to end encrypted connection, paying per minute as you go.

What WebRTC browser calling actually means

WebRTC is the open standard that lets browsers send and receive audio in real time without a plugin. Intercalling builds on it so the call runs inside the same tab you already have open. You grant microphone access once, dial the number, and the audio streams directly through the browser, which means there is nothing to download and nothing to sideload onto your phone.

Because the call lives in the browser, it works the same on a laptop, a Chromebook, or a phone screen. You do not need a phone number of your own to place outbound calls, and you do not need a SIM card, so a borrowed or work computer is enough to get connected.

Browser support and what you need

Intercalling works in current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox, the four browsers that carry mature WebRTC support. All you really need is a stable internet connection, a microphone, and permission for the site to use it. There is no install step and no account tied to a physical device.

Pricing and receiving calls

Outbound calling is pay as you go, billed per minute, with no monthly plan and no number required. This keeps it practical for occasional international calls or short bursts of business calling without a contract.

If you want people to call you back, you can add a dedicated US or Canada digital number for roughly $2.14 to $5 per month. That number rings inside the same browser session, so inbound and outbound both stay in one place, and every call is end to end encrypted.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to download an app to use WebRTC browser calling?+

No. The call runs entirely inside your web browser. You only grant microphone access once, then dial. There is no app, no extension, and no SIM card needed.

Which browsers can I make WebRTC calls in?+

Intercalling works in current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox. Any of these with a working microphone and an internet connection is enough to place a call.

Are browser calls encrypted?+

Yes. Calls use end to end encryption, which makes browser calling a strong fit for private conversations, international calls, and business use.

Can I receive calls in the browser too?+

Yes, but you need to add a digital phone number first. A US or Canada number costs about $2.14 to $5 per month and lets inbound calls ring in the same browser session. Outbound calls need no number at all.

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