Call US banks, the IRS and airlines from abroad
US and Canadian toll-free numbers (800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, 833) work at the normal US rate of $0.03/min. No US phone line needed.
How to call US toll-free numbers →Call any landline or mobile straight from your browser. No app, no account, no SIM. Drop in prepaid credit, dial, talk.
How it works
Pick $5, $10 or $20 and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. You get a code like CAB-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, also sent to your email.
Type any landline or mobile in your browser. The per-minute rate appears on screen before you press call.
Calls are billed per second, up to 30 minutes each. Credit never expires and unused credit is refundable.
Rates
Per minute, in US dollars, billed per second. The exact rate for the number you dial appears on screen before you call.
| Country | Landline | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $0.03/min | $0.03/min |
| United Kingdom | $0.04/min | $0.06/min |
| India | $0.15/min | $0.10/min |
| Mexico | $0.04/min | $0.10/min |
| Philippines | $0.39/min | $0.59/min |
60 countries available. See all rates → Updated 2026-10-27.
What people use it for
US and Canadian toll-free numbers (800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, 833) work at the normal US rate of $0.03/min. No US phone line needed.
How to call US toll-free numbers →Grandparents without WhatsApp, a landline back home, a mobile on a weak data connection: if it has a phone number, you can ring it.
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No. NomaPhone runs in your browser on phone or laptop. Your phone card code is your access: keep it like cash. It's also emailed to you, and if you lose it we can re-send it to the email you paid with.
No. NomaPhone is for outgoing voice calls only. You don't get a number, people can't call you back on NomaPhone, and you can't keep or port a number.
No. NomaPhone doesn't receive SMS or calls, so it can't receive verification codes. What it can do is let you call your bank or carrier by voice when a code isn't arriving.
The rate depends on the country and on whether you call a landline or a mobile. It's shown on screen as you dial, per minute, and billed per second. US and Canada cost $0.03/min, toll-free numbers included. Calls last up to 30 minutes each; you can dial again.
60 countries today, listed on the rates page. Emergency numbers can't be called, and premium-rate numbers are blocked.
Credit never expires and you can top up the same card. Unused credit can be refunded any time, free, to the original payment method.
Load $5, dial a number, hear it ring. If you don't use the credit, you can get it back.
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