SMALL TEAM. SMALLER DATA FOOTPRINT.

Your own line.
Room to start small.

Private browser calling on your domain, with setup and scoped support. Start with a pilot that tests the devices and networks your team actually uses.

Keep communication lightweight.

Account-free, two-person calls. A device-local Phone Book. Lower-bitrate voice settings and short encrypted Tiny messages when live audio is impractical. Both people still need working internet; a 2G label does not guarantee a usable call.

A SMALL FIRST STEP

A private pilot, from US$149.

One-time introductory setup pricing for a small, agreed scope. Start with one domain and one simultaneous two-person call, tested on two nominated devices. We confirm the final price and acceptance criteria in writing before any payment.

  • Deployment on your own hosting account and domain.
  • HTTPS, private relay configuration and a guided first-call test.
  • A handover covering invitations, encrypted backups and routine updates.
  • Up to one hour of setup-related support within 14 days of handover.

Optional care from US$29/month: scheduled application updates and up to 30 minutes of support each month. Extra work is quoted separately. No automatic subscription or payment is started by this page.

Domain registration, hosting, TURN usage, applicable taxes and custom development are additional. Infrastructure is billed directly to your own provider accounts. Larger deployments need a separate quote; there is no unlimited usage or 24/7 support promise.

Check whether a pilot fits ↗

For teams that want their own setup.

A small agency can use a dedicated browser line for a one-to-one project conversation. A distributed team can explore voice-first check-ins without giving colleagues another account to manage. Invitations still need to be shared privately, and each call connects two people.

If your existing tools already solve the problem, keep them. ImiCall is worth a pilot when your own domain, a device-local address book and a smaller communication workflow matter. It is not a group-meeting platform, telephone replacement or emergency service.

A practical checklist for choosing team calling →

A pilot before a promise.

  1. Describe your team, devices and likely simultaneous calls.
  2. Agree on hosting, TURN relay, setup scope, acceptance tests and a written quote.
  3. Test voice in both directions on your real networks, including iPhone and Android, and check reconnection and weak-network behavior.
  4. Accept the pilot results before expanding. Ongoing infrastructure and support are priced separately where applicable.

No published uptime SLA, unlimited usage or universal device compatibility is offered. Device and network acceptance tests are required for each pilot. See what has been verified so far →

Privacy with clear boundaries.

Call setup and media are encrypted. The app does not maintain a server-side contact book or durable call-history database. Hosting and relay operators can still observe network metadata. Direct connections can expose peer IP addresses; the default relay-only mode needs a configured relay. A participant can record a call.

Billing and support details must stay separate from calling data. Never include invitation secrets in enquiries. Read the privacy explanation →

Start with a short brief.

Only share the operational details needed to scope a pilot. No contact lists or recordings are needed.

ImiCall private setup enquiry

Team / organization:
Expected simultaneous two-person calls:
Devices and browsers:
Countries / typical network conditions:
Own domain and hosting, if available:
Setup and support needs:
Preferred timeline:
Budget range (optional):
How did you hear about ImiCall? (optional):

Please do not include private invitations, passwords, contact lists or call content.
Email a setup enquiry ↗

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