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Callshake is a browser-based international calling and SMS service for individuals and teams. It offers pay-as-you-go calls to mobile and landline numbers, optional local numbers, caller ID controls, recording, transcription, voicemail, and forwarding.

Added on July 21, 2026

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Product Information

What is Callshake?

Callshake is a browser-based communication service for making international calls and sending SMS without relying on a traditional carrier plan. Users can call mobile and landline numbers worldwide from desktop or mobile devices and pay only for the minutes they use. Optional US and Canadian numbers add incoming calls, voicemail, and forwarding, while teams can use recording and transcription for business conversations. It is positioned as a practical Skype alternative for travelers, remote workers, support teams, and internationally distributed businesses.

How to use Callshake?

  1. Create a Callshake account and add calling credit.
  2. Enter the destination number or select a contact and review the per-minute rate.
  3. Choose the caller ID or privacy setting to use for the call.
  4. Start the call directly in the browser from a desktop or mobile device.
  5. Use optional recording, transcription, voicemail, forwarding, SMS, or a purchased number as needed.

Core Features

  • International browser calling — Reaches mobile and landline numbers worldwide without an app install.
  • Pay-as-you-go rates — Charges for actual usage instead of requiring a recurring contract.
  • Caller ID controls — Lets users present a personal number, business line, or private identity.
  • Local phone numbers — Offers US and Canadian numbers for incoming and outgoing communication.
  • Call recording and transcription — Preserves important conversations for later review.
  • Voicemail and forwarding — Routes missed calls and messages to a useful destination.
  • Team calling — Gives organizations a shared way to reach customers, suppliers, and partners.

Use Cases

  • International business calls — Contact overseas customers, vendors, banks, or support desks.
  • Remote work — Make consistent calls while traveling across countries and networks.
  • Customer operations — Record and review important sales or support conversations.
  • Skype replacement — Move international calling to a browser-based pay-as-you-go service.

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