You get unlimited calling minutes each month of home VoIP service to call anyone in the U.S., Canada, PR, and 21 countries plus a lot of great calling features.
Get even more use out of your broadband Internet service with Lingo VoIP Home Plans. No matter who you call, how long you talk or where they are, Lingo has a local, long distance or international calling plan that connects with your lifestyle.
Lingo Link Plan
Create your own calling circle! Get unlimited In-Network VoIP calling to other Lingo subscribers. Have your friends and family sign up for Lingo Link too, and call each other for FREE. Find out more
Small Talk
You get 500 residential calling minutes each month to call anyone in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico plus FREE unlimited In-Network phone calls. Find out more
Chatter
Box Plan
You get unlimited calling minutes each month to call anyone in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and 21 countries plus low rates to many International countries. Subscribe to VoIP now and save big with Lingo's special offer. Find out more
Talk 365 Plan
Pay for the entire year of phone service up front for only $195. That's just over $16 per month! Make calls in the US and to Canada plus get over 20 great calling features. Find out more
Global Gabber
You get unlimited calling to the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico plus 300 international minutes. Includes calls to Mexico, China, Japan, UK, and more. Find out more
With all of Lingo’s home VoIP calling plans you use your existing broadband Internet service to make phone calls through your Internet connection. Click here to find out how VoIP phone service works.
High-speed Internet connection, Lingo adaptor (included free of charge), and online billing required. 30-day risk free offer refunds paid activation fee. *First month free and free activation promotion applies to Chatter Box, South Asia and LatAm SaveMore plans only and will be given as bill credit (all other applicable fees and taxes still apply). Not combinable with any other promotions. Offer ends 11/30/08. Award-winning service as rated by WIRED Test Magazine (Winter 2008).
