FreeCall

FreeCall is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service that allows users to make local and international phone calls, often at lower rates than traditional telecom providers. It offers several methods for connecting calls, including direct VoIP, local access numbers, and callback options. In addition to voice calls, FreeCall provides messaging and other communication features.

Detailed Overview:

• Local and International Calling:
  FreeCall lets users place calls to destinations worldwide, covering both domestic and international numbers.
• VoIP-Based Communication:
  Calls are transmitted over the internet using VoIP technology, helping reduce costs compared to conventional phone services.
• Flexible Calling Methods:
  • Internet (VoIP) Calls: Direct calls made online.
  • Local Access Numbers: Use of in-country access numbers to connect calls.
  • Callback Service: FreeCall dials both parties and bridges the connection.
• Messaging and Fax Services:
  Users can send text messages (SMS) and faxes through the platform.
• Additional Communication Tools:
  FreeCall supports features such as:
  • Conference calling
  • Group calls
  • Auto-attendant
  • Broadcast messaging
  • Callout and text-to-speech services
• Free and Premium Plans:
  While some services are available at no cost, users can opt for paid plans that offer longer call durations and access to enhanced features.