Grandma's landline works
It's an ordinary phone call, so anyone with a phone can join, and nobody has to install anything.
CommonLine for families
Sunday calls with grandparents, siblings in three cities, a cousin who only has a landline: CommonLine gives your family a number of its own. Everyone dials it and everyone's together, with no app, no meeting link and no one left out.
It's an ordinary phone call, so anyone with a phone can join, and nobody has to install anything.
The number doesn't change, so it goes in everyone's contacts once and stays there.
Anyone can press *1 to mute themselves, and whoever is hosting can press *6 to mute everyone at once.
Set the times the line takes calls. Outside them, callers hear your closed message, and the line opens and closes on its own.
Record a birthday call or Grandpa telling a story, then download it within 7 days.
Add a Canadian number to a US line, or a US number to a Canadian one, for $5 a month, so callers in both countries dial locally.
Local numbers in the United Kingdom, France, Jamaica, Nigeria, Brazil and Chile, for $12 a month each, so relatives there call locally.
A link for members who'd rather join from a computer, into the same room as the phone callers.
The plan that usually fits
Starter covers most families: up to 25 people at once and 1,000 participant-minutes a month.
For example, a weekly 45-minute call with 5 relatives uses about 974 participant-minutes a month, within the 1,000 that Starter includes.
$39 a month
or $390 a year, two months free
No. CommonLine works with any phone, including landlines.
Yes. They can dial your number from abroad, at their phone company's international rates. Local numbers in the United Kingdom, France, Jamaica, Nigeria, Brazil and Chile are coming soon.
One person on the line for one minute. Five people on a 45-minute call use 225 participant-minutes.
Plans from $39 a month. No app, no access codes.
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