Sharing one account across several people breaks the moment two of them try to call at once, and funding everyone's own separate balance means reconciling receipts by hand. A support or sales team that calls customers abroad needs several people calling out of the same pot, each with their own login.
The owner tops up a single balance; every member draws from it — no separate purchases to track down.
The owner sees every call the team made — who called, which number, how long, and the cost.
Members sign in with their own email and can each be on their own call at the same time — no shared login, no queue.
A low-balance alert reaches the owner automatically, and a blocked member can send a one-click request to top up.
From your dashboard, start a team — you become the owner and funder.
Add the addresses of everyone who should call out of the team balance — they get a one-click invitation link.
Clicking the invite signs them in (creating an account if needed) and adds them to the team — no separate sign-up step.
Add credit once — every member can start dialing immediately.
A team is not a discount plan — it is one balance with one funder. That keeps things simple, but it comes with rules worth knowing before you invite people.
Members see the shared balance but can't buy credit themselves — if they hit empty, they can ask the owner with one click.
Enough for a small sales, support or operations team.
A member calls against the funded team balance from their first call — the individual free-call offer is for unfunded, standalone accounts.
Real per-minute rates, in your currency — no plans, no bundles.
No — only the team owner can add credit, since it funds one shared balance. A member who needs more can send a one-click request that notifies the owner.
They keep their account and go back to being a solo user with a zero balance of their own — the team keeps its call history and credit balance untouched.
Yes — each member has their own browser session, so several calls can run concurrently against the same shared balance.