International call rates per minute

Rate questions, answered

How much does an international call cost per minute?

Every country has one flat per-minute rate, straight from the live pricing engine — for example, calls to the US and Canada are 1.9¢ per minute and Mexico is 5.0¢ per minute today. The first minute of a call is billed in full; after that, calls are billed by the second — a 90-second call costs exactly 1.5× the per-minute rate.

Is there a connection fee or a monthly minimum?

No connection fee and no minimum. You can pay as you go with flat US-dollar credit, or pick an optional monthly plan with bundled minutes — either way, the destination's per-minute rate is the whole price of the call.

Are mobile and landline rates different?

No. ChromePing charges one flat rate per country — mobiles and landlines cost the same, so you never have to work out what kind of number you're dialing.

What does live translation cost?

Live two-way translation with on-screen captions adds a flat 10¢ per minute on top of the destination rate. The "with live translation" column in the table shows the combined price for every country.

Does my credit expire?

No. Credit is flat US dollars and stays in your wallet until you use it — there's no expiry and no currency conversion math.

Why are calls to some countries so expensive?

The per-minute rate mostly reflects what carriers in the destination country charge to connect the call. That's why calling Mexico costs 5.0¢ a minute while Cuba costs 176.3¢ — we show every real rate up front instead of advertising a teaser "from" price that only applies to a handful of routes.