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AT&T international calling rates by country (checked 27 September 2026)
| Destination | AT&T, no package | With AT&T International Calling ($15/mo) | TwinPhone (mobile / landline) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | $2.00 | Included | $0.02 / $0.02 |
| United Kingdom | $4.00 | Included | $0.12 / $0.06 |
| India | $4.00 | Included | $0.08 / $0.07 |
| Mexico | $2.00 | Included | $0.02–$0.04 / $0.02 |
| Philippines | $4.00 | $0.20 | $0.29–$0.36 / $0.36 |
| Nigeria | $4.00 | $0.25 | $0.30 / $0.47 |
| Colombia | $4.00 | Included | $0.03–$0.06 / $0.11 |
| Dominican Republic | $4.00 | Included | $0.11 / $0.11 |
| Ecuador | $4.00 | $0.30 | $0.62–$0.72 / $0.41 |
| Pakistan | $4.00 | Included | $0.10–$0.12 / $0.13 |
| Germany | $4.00 | Included | $0.22 / $0.17 |
| Brazil | $4.00 | Included | $0.05 / $0.03 |
| France | $4.00 | Included | $0.22–$0.26 / $0.12 |
| Japan | $4.00 | Included | $0.16 / $0.15–$0.25 |
| Spain | $4.00 | Included | $0.13–$0.56 / $0.11 |
AT&T publishes one price per country for both landlines and mobiles, and rounds calls up to the next minute. Pay-per-use applies when you have no package, or when you call a country your package doesn't include. These are postpaid rates for calls placed from the US — AT&T's separate "pay-per-use" page lists roaming prices for calls made abroad, which are not the same thing. Prepaid prices were not verified.
When AT&T is the cheaper way to call abroad
- Canada and Mexico. AT&T says: “Most of our plans include unlimited calling to Mexico and Canada and texting to 200+ countries and territories.” If your plan includes them, nobody's per-minute rate — ours included — beats that.
- Heavy calling to an included country. The AT&T International Calling add-on costs $15 a month. At TwinPhone's $0.08/min to an Indian mobile, $15 buys about 187 minutes; if you call an included country for longer than that every month, the add-on is cheaper.
- Mobiles the add-on prices below us. With the add-on, AT&T charges less per minute than TwinPhone to mobiles in the Philippines, Nigeria and Ecuador.
- Google Voice and Google Fi. Their per-minute rates to most of these countries are a few cents, lower than ours; Google Voice needs a US number and Fi is a phone plan.
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When a browser call costs less
- Occasional calls without an add-on. Ten minutes to an Indian mobile cost $40.00 at AT&T's rate without an add-on, and $0.80 at TwinPhone's.
- Calling from outside the US. AT&T's international calling plans cover calls placed from the US. From abroad, a browser call is billed at the same per-minute rate as at home.
- Calling from a laptop. TwinPhone runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari with no SIM and no app — useful when your phone plan isn't the one you want to pay with.
How to call abroad without an add-on, from your browser
- Open the dial box, pick the country and type the number — the per-minute rate shows before anything else.
- Create a free account with an email or Google; no card, no SIM and no US number needed.
- Add credit from $10 (no subscription, the credit does not expire) and press Call. Calls are billed per minute, rounded up, with no connection fee.
Rates for every country are on the rates page; for the most-called countries there is a guide with dialing formats and a comparison: India, Mexico, the Philippines, the UK.
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