You dial. Their phone rings. They pick up.
A real call to any landline or mobile number across 201 destinations. Nothing to install on your end or theirs. You pay for the minutes you use.
A phone call that starts in your browser.
DialHard dials a real number. The phone on their desk or in their pocket rings, wherever they are. They don't sign up for anything. They answer. It's built for people who have to reach specific people abroad for work: recruiters, interpreters, importers, sales, assistants.
Reach
Any landline or mobile across 201 destinations, dialed from your browser or phone. Nothing to install on either end. Their phone rings like any other call.
Coverage 201 · landline + mobileGetting through
Calls go out on direct carrier routes with a real caller ID. Bulk and auto-dialing aren't allowed on the network, which makes its numbers far less likely to land on the spam lists that decide whether a phone rings.
- Shared poolA real DialHard number, matched to the region where one exists. No callback.
- Your own numberVerified once, then yours to pick. A callback rings that phone directly, not DialHard.
- A number you own hereBought in the workspace, in and out. The one tier they can call back into DialHard.
You choose the number on each call, before it connects. None of this promises a pickup, or a number that never wears a spam label downstream. Clean routes and the no-bulk rule are what keep that far less likely. How caller ID works
No bulk traffic · real caller ID · number chosen per callWhen something breaks
The rate is on screen before you dial. If DialHard's own system cuts a call that no balance, limit or timeout ended, the minute it was cut in is refunded automatically. Support is me, Kirill. I usually answer the same day.
Guarantee in writingCreate an account
In the browser. No card, no sales call. Your workspace is live as soon as you finish.
Hear your line work
Make one free echo call. You hear your own voice come back, and the carrier's measurements of the route are shown to you. Still no card. It checks your setup, not whether one particular person will hear you well.
Add $5 and dial
Type the number. The rate shows before you dial. Their phone rings. You pay for the minutes you talk.
The same people, week after week
Suppliers, candidates, clients: the people your work depends on, reached from one place, with what each call leaves behind kept where you can find it. A one-off call works the same way.
Line up the call
A supplier in Leeds. The rate, their clock and the number they'll see are on the dialer before you press anything.
The dialer before you connect, shown with example data.
Emergency calls don’t go through DialHard. 911, 112 and other emergency numbers are blocked — keep your regular phone for those.
On the line
A customer in New York, reached when their office opens. Captions land as they talk. The running cost is on screen the whole time.
The call screen during a call, shown with example data.
Find it again
The next morning, the delivery detail from yesterday's supplier call is one search away.
The call register the next morning, shown with example data.
- Them
- …the delivery slot moves to Thursday the 10th, dock four, before noon.
- You
- Thursday the 10th, dock four. Noted.
201 destinations. Each one a real phone in a real place.
Rates below, every one of them. Hover a point.Tap a point.
* 50 min to common destinations (US/Canada, UK, EU, India, the Philippines), 25 min to other standard destinations. Premium routes are billed from your balance, not included minutes.
If your line can't be made to work, the $5 comes back.
You hear the line before you pay
Changed your mind? Within 14 days of buying you can withdraw: what you've used is paid for, the rest is refunded. How it works: dialhard.com/withdrawal
By the time you add $5 you've already heard your line work on the echo call. If call quality is bad anyway, I look at it myself: the route, the codec, your setup. If the fault is on DialHard's side, I fix it.
If your setup can't be made to work at all (a blocked port, a corporate firewall, an audio device that won't behave), the first $5 is refunded. Minutes you talked stay paid for. This is a guarantee that your line works. It isn't a free trial.
Nice reliable product with no dropped calls or audio issues. I use to call people internationally when I am on the go over LTE or WiFi.
Thanks to Dial Hard, I can call my dad every day no matter where I am in the world. It's efficient and the sound is surprisingly clear. Thank you !
DialHard has been great for me and the guy running it is responsive and cares. I feel the most looked after by an app ever.
Reliably good connections and audio quality.
For now it is great. Not much issues. Someimtes the call is dropped without even starting. Not sure it is from the number or what. It has happened 2-3 times, so I guess it is because of the number. The main issue I faced is the call drops when you have to select menus from dialpad. Let's say the call asks to select a menu for language, you select a number, then another menu option, then another, then another. I think after 3rd or 4th the call was dropping automatically. It happened only once though. In general, I am very happy with DialHard. For an upgrade, it would be great if user can copy/paste number to the dial.
Does the person I call need the app?
No. You call their real number. It rings like any other call. They don't sign up, download, or know what DialHard is.
What number do they see?
A real one, and you pick which before you connect. You can call from DialHard's shared pool, matched to the region where one exists. Verify a number you already own and it's selectable too. Buy a number in the workspace and you can call from that. The dialer shows the number under "They'll see" before you dial. How caller ID works
Can they call me back?
It depends on the number you called from. The shared pool: no, it isn't yours. Your own verified number: a callback rings that phone directly, not DialHard. A number you own in the workspace: yes. It rings you in the workspace, and voicemail picks up if your plan includes it and you've switched it on. How caller ID works
What if a call drops?
If DialHard's own system cut the call and no balance, limit or timeout ended it, the minute it was cut in is refunded automatically and shows on the call record. Only that minute, not the whole call. Any other fault on DialHard's side, write to me and I'll look at it myself. If the drop was on their line or on your connection, the call record says which, and what to check.
Can I be billed by surprise?
With auto-reload off, a call ends before your credit runs out. With auto-reload on, one reload can land during a call: if your credit runs out before it lands, the call waits up to 45 seconds for it and carries on once it does. If it doesn't land in time, or the call uses up that reloaded credit too, the call ends. Every call shows its per-minute rate before you place it.
Is my money safe?
Payments run through Stripe and PayPal. DialHard never sees your full card number. Two-factor authentication is available on every account.
Who am I dealing with?
DialHard is a telecommunications provider registered in Germany and operates under EU law, so your data is covered by the GDPR. It's run by one person, Kirill, who also answers support. The legal entity is on the Impressum.
Do you allow bulk or auto-dialing?
No. Bulk and auto-dialing aren't allowed, and calls to high-risk destinations are verified first. DialHard is a registered provider with a number reputation to protect, and bulk traffic is what gets numbers blocked. It's built for reaching specific people.
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