GlobCall started as a Skype alternative — browser-based international calling, open a tab and call anywhere. I use it myself to run my business in Europe. The more businesses used it for support, sales, collections and onboarding, the more one thing became obvious: the phone call isn't the problem. The human availability around it is. --- The "Human-Phone" interface is beautiful: Voice closes deals chat can't. A real human voice carries weight across cultures and languages that no message, notification or email ever will. It's still the highest-trust communication channel on earth. But the world is moving fast. Someone has to be awake. Someone has to speak the language. Someone has to be available at 2am when a customer in another timezone picks up the phone. The medium is extraordinary. Human availability is just finite. --- The "Agent-Phone" interface is where the world is heading: AI voice agents that place and receive real international phone calls. A local number in Brazil following up on invoices. An AI that speaks Romanian handling inbound calls overnight. An outbound agent qualifying leads in the UAE while your team sleeps. Or simply telling your AI agent "book me a haircut" and it calls the barber and handles it. This is the next era of business communication. The infrastructure exists. The accessible, affordable calling layer built for this is what we're building at GlobCall. --- The agentic layer is in private testing. International calling, local phone numbers in any country, browser and API access are all live today. Flat usage pricing, top up and go. Happy to talk about the stack, the agent architecture, or anything in between. can be found at → globcall.com |