CallHippo

CallHippo describes itself on its homepage as a cloud phone system for sales, support and call centres, with local, toll-free or mobile virtual numbers in more than 150 countries. Calls run through web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android apps plus a Chrome extension. Beyond voice, the homepage lists an omnichannel inbox covering SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, Instagram and RCS, and a Call Center Suite with IVR, smart routing, call queues and live monitoring.

The terms give a registered address in Ahmedabad and are governed by Indian law, while the contact page names Appitsimple Technologies LLP as the Indian entity and a Delaware address for Bueno Technologies Inc. Plans are priced per user per month, with a separately priced AI Voice Agent on top.

• Numbers in 150+ countries. The homepage offers local, toll-free and mobile virtual numbers across more than 150 countries. A team that calls customers abroad can show a local presence, though per-country number prices are not in the pages we read.
• Omnichannel inbox. One inbox is listed for SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, Instagram and RCS. Agents can answer several channels in one place, but the pages do not say which channels each plan includes.
• Call Center Suite. IVR, smart routing, call queues and live monitoring are named as part of a Call Center Suite. Supervisors get visibility into running calls, while the plan that unlocks each piece is not spelled out on the homepage.
• CRM Auto-Sync. The homepage describes automatic and post-call sync with Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive. Call records can land in the CRM without manual entry, provided the chosen plan supports the connector.
• AI Voice Agent. An AI Voice Agent is listed at $45 per agent per month with 100 free minutes, then $0.29 a minute plus telephony charges. It is a separate line item, so a bill grows with call volume.
• Apps on every platform. Web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android apps are listed, along with a Chrome extension. Staff who switch between desk and phone keep one number and one call history.
• Minutes by tier. Starter carries 1,000 minutes to the US and Canada, while Professional and Ultimate make those minutes unlimited. Calls to other destinations are not covered in the figures we read.

• A sales team calling prospects in several countries. Local numbers in many countries let reps call from a familiar prefix, and CRM sync records each call in Salesforce, HubSpot or Pipedrive. Check destination rates before a large outbound campaign.
• A support desk handling mixed channels. The omnichannel inbox brings SMS, WhatsApp and email next to voice, with queues and routing for incoming calls. The site does not state per-channel message limits, so confirm them first.
• A startup that wants a low entry cost. The Basic plan is listed at $0 per user per month billed annually, with payment only for numbers. That keeps a small team cheap, while calling minutes on that tier are not described.

The homepage offers a 10-day trial with no credit card required, which is the quickest way to try the product. From there a team picks numbers in the countries it needs and installs the web, desktop or mobile app. The pricing page lists Basic, Starter, Professional and Ultimate tiers per user per month, and the calling plans are marked as custom pricing, so larger teams are pointed to a conversation with the vendor.

The pages we read describe plans rather than a step-by-step setup procedure, and they do not state how long number activation takes. Teams using Salesforce, HubSpot or Pipedrive should check that the connector is included in the tier they choose before rolling out to every agent.

CallHippo gives an Ahmedabad registered address, with Indian law governing the terms and a Delaware address for Bueno Technologies Inc. Starter includes 1,000 minutes to the US and Canada; Professional and Ultimate make those minutes unlimited.

The pricing page mixes dollar and rupee figures without consistent labels and states no billing period for the Scaled plans, so ask for a written quote. Integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot and Zapier.

The virtual phone number apps list places CallHippo 7 of 13: the products next to it are Ring4 above and Line2 below. Established names take the places after the first three, in ranked order, and we give no numeric score.

By headquarters, 1 of the 13 are established in Asia-Pacific, as CallHippo is in India.

In the catalogue: Per user per month tiers published; Basic tier charges for numbers only; 10-day trial; AI agent priced separately.

Pricing is per user per month. Basic is $0 per user per month billed annually, with payment for numbers only. Starter is $18 per user per month with 1,000 calling minutes to the US and Canada, 100 SMS and one month of call logs. Professional is $30 with unlimited US and Canada minutes, 500 SMS and lifetime call logs. Ultimate is $42 with unlimited US and Canada minutes and 1,000 SMS. The AI Voice Agent costs $45 per agent per month with 100 free minutes, then $0.29 a minute plus telephony charges. The pricing page mixes dollar and rupee figures without consistent labels and gives no billing period for the Scaled plans, so a written quote is sensible before budgeting.

Basis: callhippo.com, read for the Best Virtual Phone Number Apps in 2026 guide (reviewed 13 November 2026).

Professional keeps call logs for life, while Starter keeps one month.

An omnichannel inbox covers SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, Instagram and RCS.

The call centre suite adds IVR, smart routing, queues and live monitoring.

The terms give the registered address as Block D, Third Floor, Signature-2, Sarkhej Sanand Cross Road, Ahmedabad, and state that Indian law governs them. The contact page names Appitsimple Technologies LLP as the Indian registered entity and lists a US address for Bueno Technologies Inc in Claymont, Delaware.

The pages we read do not describe data residency, certifications or call-recording retention. Buyers with compliance duties should ask which entity contracts with them and where call logs are stored, since call logs are kept for one month on Starter and for the lifetime of the account on Professional.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• Salesforce
• HubSpot
• Pipedrive
• Zapier
• Slack
• Shopify
• Intercom
• Zendesk
• Microsoft Teams

These are the nearest neighbours of CallHippo in the same list, picked on shared traits and price model.

• Zadarma (#2 of 13): Suits: Buyers who want per-number prices and per-second billing across many countries.
• Burner (#3 of 13): Second-number app from Los Angeles with number limits per platform. Suits: Individuals who want a spare number for listings, dating or short projects.
• MySudo (#4 of 13): Separate digital identities for calls, texts, email and payments. Watch out: minutes and messages are capped on SudoGo and SudoPro, so a busy line runs out.
• Ring4 (#6 of 13): Aimed at: Small sales or support teams wanting one number and a shared inbox.
• Google Voice (#13 of 13): Workspace-sold phone numbers with Gmail and Calendar links.

Read from the vendor’s own pages on 12 November 2026.

• callhippo.com: Numbers in 150+ countries, trial, omnichannel inbox, call centre suite, CRM sync, integrations, apps
• callhippo.com/pricing: Plan prices, minutes, SMS, call logs, AI Voice Agent, mixed currencies
• callhippo.com/terms: Registered address in Ahmedabad and Indian governing law
• callhippo.com/contact-us: Appitsimple Technologies LLP and Bueno Technologies Inc address

We test for four things rather than for features: setup time, price in practice, exit and audience. That puts CallHippo at #7 of 13. Read the editorial process for the method and where paid visibility fits in.