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Call landlines and mobiles anywhere in the world at great low rates.
Cheap international calls to family, friends, and businesses in over 200 countries worldwide. Call directly from your browser with no downloads, subscriptions, or hidden fees.
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How ZippCall Works
Making international calls has never been easier. Follow these simple steps to get started.
Create Your Account
Sign up for free in seconds using your email or Google account. No credit card required to start.
Add Credits to Your Account
Purchase calling credits using your preferred payment method. Start with as little as $5.
Dial Your Number
Enter the number you want to call, including the country code. Calls start at just $0.05 /min.
Start Talking
Click the call button and connect instantly with crystal-clear audio quality.
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Why Choose ZippCall?
ZippCall combines convenience and affordability for the best international calling experience.
Browser-Based
Make calls directly from your web browser - no downloads or installations required.
Affordable Rates
Save up to 90% compared to traditional providers with our competitive international rates.
Crystal Clear Quality
Experience HD voice quality for all your international calls.
Secure & Private
Your calls are encrypted and your privacy is always protected.
Global Coverage
Connect to over 200 countries and territories worldwide.
Works Everywhere
Use on any device with a browser - desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Transparent, Affordable Pricing
Make international calls at a fraction of the cost of traditional providers. No hidden fees, no subscriptions, just pay for what you use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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