How international calls work with Dialora.
Dialora uses Wi-Fi or mobile data to call a regular mobile or landline number. Enter the full international number, review the destination rate estimate, sign in, and start the call. The other person answers normally and does not need Dialora or internet.
Make an international call in four steps
- 01
Sign in
Create an account or sign in to keep your calling balance and call history in one place.
- 02
Enter the full number
Use international format, including the country code. Dialora identifies the destination from the number.
- 03
Check the rate
Review the per-minute rate estimate shown for the detected destination before you decide to continue.
- 04
Call
Allow microphone access and start the call. The other person answers on their regular phone.
The other person receives a regular phone call
Dialora connects the call to the number you entered. The person you call receives an ordinary voice call on their mobile or landline, so they do not need to install Dialora, create an account, or be online.
Their phone handles the incoming call as usual. They can answer or decline it just like another phone call.
Call over Wi-Fi or mobile data
What your side needs
You need a stable internet connection and microphone permission. Wi-Fi works, and mobile data works when your device has a reliable data connection. Your carrier may charge for mobile data according to your plan.
Web, iPhone, and Android
Use the web dialer in a modern browser, download Dialora for iPhone from the App Store, or get Dialora for Android from Google Play. Your calling balance and call history stay with the same signed-in account.
Preview the rate for the full phone number
Enter the complete number, including the country code. Dialora identifies the destination and shows a per-minute estimate before the call starts. Rates can differ by destination, network, and number type; the billed rate follows the route resolved when the call begins.
Add prepaid calling credit when you need it; there is no monthly plan. You can search international call rates before opening the dialer.
What affects call quality
Call quality can vary with your internet connection, microphone, device, and the route to the number you call. A stable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection and a quiet place can help, but no international calling service can guarantee that every call will connect.
Not for emergency calls
Dialora is not an emergency calling service. Do not use it to contact police, fire, ambulance, or other emergency responders. Use your local phone service or another approved emergency-calling method instead. Read the Terms of Service for important service limitations.
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