ChromePing turns a browser tab into a phone that speaks the other person's language.
What it does
- Call any mobile or landline number in the world from Chrome, Safari or Firefox. No app, no SIM card, no softphone.
- Turn on live translation and talk normally: you speak English, the person you called hears German, Spanish, Japanese or another language, and their reply comes back to you in English. It works on real phone calls, not just app-to-app.
- Live captions show both sides of the conversation, original and translated, while you talk.
- If the other person switches into your language, ChromePing passes their real voice through instead of translating for no reason.
What is new
- Rent a real US or Canada number that rings inside your browser, so people can call you back.
- Pick what the person you call sees as caller ID: a shared ChromePing number, a number you already own, or your rented number.
- A one-screen dialer that shows the per-minute rate for the country before you press call.
Who it is for
- People calling family abroad across a language gap.
- Travellers and expats who need to phone a hotel, bank, landlord or clinic in another country.
- Former Skype users who still need to call real phone numbers from a computer.
- Small teams doing supplier, sales and support calls in languages they do not speak.
Pricing
Pay as you go. Top up credit, see the rate for every country on the rates page, and pay per minute only once the call is answered. Translation is a small per-minute add-on, switched on per call. Credit never expires.
Why support it
Every credit-calling service makes international calls cheap. None of them let you have the conversation when you and the other person do not share a language. ChromePing does both from a browser tab. Try a call at chromeping.com and tell us what broke, what was slow, and what you would want next.