MySecondLine, a virtual telephony provider, has launched a new free web-based calling service that enables users to make international calls directly through their internet browsers. (private number )

The service, accessible at mysecondline.com
, eliminates the need for app downloads or plug-ins. Users can simply log in, dial a number using the on-screen keypad, select the destination country, and connect instantly.

According to the company, the tool supports calls to more than 100 countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, Egypt, and several European and Asian nations. Calls are free and can be funded by viewing short advertisements, removing the need for subscription payments.

MySecondLine says the platform offers HD voice quality, end-to-end encryption, and easy accessibility, making it an affordable alternative for individuals and small businesses seeking low-cost international communication.

The feature comes as part of MySecondLine’s broader product range, which also includes paid virtual phone numbers available in over 60 countries. Premium options start at $8.99 per month and include features such as voicemail transcription, call forwarding, recording, and customizable greetings.(PRIVATE NUMBER )

While the free calling tool has attracted attention for its accessibility, some users have raised concerns about stability issues and dropped calls, according to reviews on Trustpilot.

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Industry analysts note that MySecondLine’s move to provide browser-based calling could put pressure on competitors in the VoIP sector, where convenience and cost savings remain key drivers of adoption.