Let your agent call businesses for you.

Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or any agent to get quotes from five shops at once, book the table or cancel the gym. CallForMe places the call, gets through the phone menu and the hold music, and checks with your agent when the business asks something. The answer lands back in your chat.

Add it to your agentTry a free demo call

On your phone? Email yourself the setup steps for when you're at your computer.

What a call looks like

Listen to a call (0:57, a brake quote from one of our fictional demo shops)
Read the transcript

Shop: Cedar Lane Tire and Brake, this is Dana.

CallForMe: Hi, this is an assistant calling for Alex, on a recorded line. I'm looking for a price on front brake pads for a 2019 Toyota RAV4, with and without rotors, and I'd also like to ask if you have any coupons available.

Shop: Wait, am I talking to a robot?

CallForMe: Yes, I'm an AI assistant calling for Alex. I need a quote on front brake pads for a 2019 Toyota RAV4, with and without rotors, and whether you have any coupons.

Shop: Okay. For a 2019 Toyota RAV4, front brake pads alone would be $199. If you want both front pads and rotors, the price is $412 out the door. We use OEM-grade pads with a one-year warranty. We also have a $20 coupon for first-time customers if Alex hasn't been here before. Would you like to book an appointment? Earliest opening is tomorrow at 10 a.m.

CallForMe: Not right now, thanks. Alex is just gathering quotes at this point. Thanks so much for the information, bye!

Add CallForMe to your agent, or call this shop yourself on its free demo line.

Try it for real, free: our demo lines are fictional businesses that pick up the phone. Ask your agent to book a table at Maple Street Pizza, or to get brake quotes from all three demo auto shops at once. No card, no signup.

How it works

Add it to your agent

Paste one URL and click Connect. It asks for nothing. Your agent can call our demo pizza place right away.

Ask for the errand

“Call the vet and move Friday's appointment.” The first time it's about to call a real business, your agent hands you one link to add $5. That's the only signup.

It calls and reports back

Phone menus, hold music, follow-up questions. You get the answer, a confirmation number, and the full transcript.

Choose your agent

Connecting takes one URL and asks you for nothing. You add credit once, the first time your agent is about to call a real business. Until then, the demo lines are free.

More agents

Claude (desktop & web)

Customize → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector. Name it CallForMe and paste:

https://callforme.tel/mcp

Click Continue, Add, then Connect. A window opens and closes by itself; there's nothing to fill in. Tip: set the tools to "Always allow" so Claude doesn't ask each time it checks on a call.

Open Claude connectors

On a phone? Add it once at claude.ai from any browser. Connectors you add there also work in the Claude mobile app. On the Free plan Claude allows one custom connector, so remove another first if you have one.

Your first call to a real business gives you one link to add credit. After that it just calls, in every chat. Full Claude (desktop & web) guide

Then try it, free

Paste this into Claude. Maple Street Pizza is our demo line: a fictional restaurant that really picks up. No card, no signup.

Use CallForMe to call Maple Street Pizza at (469) 770-7412 and book a table for 2 tomorrow at 7pm. Ask what's on their secret menu.
On your phone? Email yourself the setup steps

One email with the link, for when you're at your computer. Nothing else.

Guides: Can Claude make phone calls? · Can ChatGPT make phone calls? · Can Codex? · Can Gemini CLI? · Every agent

More calls it can make

You ask your agent. Your agent tells CallForMe who to call and what to get done. The business hears a friendly assistant that says right away who it's calling for and that the line is recorded, and says it's an AI whenever asked.

Examples with made-up businesses. The three auto shops and the gym are demo lines that really pick up, so you can run those calls yourself for free.

Claude Code: Brake quotes from three shops, at the same time
My 2019 RAV4 needs front brakes. Call Oak Street Auto, Cedar Lane Tire & Brake and Elm Avenue Garage at the same time and get me prices and the earliest slot.
place_call × 3, all at once
get_call × 3 while they talk
Cheapest: Oak Street Auto, $389 (ceramic, 2-year warranty), Thursday 8am. Cedar Lane Tire is $412 but can do tomorrow. Elm Avenue Garage was $455. Want me to book Oak Street Auto?

These three shops are our free demo lines. Paste the prompt into your agent and watch it happen.

The call 1:42

BusinessOak Street Auto, this is Mike.

CallForMeHi, this is an assistant calling for Sam, on a recorded line. What would front brake pads and rotors run on a 2019 RAV4?

BusinessPads and rotors, about $389 out the door. I can get Sam in Thursday at 8.

CallForMeGreat. Are those OEM or aftermarket pads?

BusinessAftermarket ceramic, two-year warranty.

ChatGPT: A table at a place with no online booking
Get us a table for 4 at Nonna Rosa this Friday, anywhere from 7 to 8:30.
plan_call → they'll probably ask for a phone number
place_call(on_behalf_of "Jordan")
Booked: Nonna Rosa, Friday 7:45pm, inside, table for 4 under Jordan. They hold tables for 15 minutes.
The call 1:17

BusinessNonna Rosa, how can I help you?

CallForMeHi, this is an assistant calling for Jordan, on a recorded line. Do you have a table for four this Friday between 7 and 8:30?

BusinessI have 7:45 inside or 7 on the patio. Can I get a phone number for it?

CallForMeLet me check on that, one moment.

Your agentanswer_question → "Inside at 7:45. Phone 214-555-0142."

CallForMeInside at 7:45 please, and the number is 214-555-0142.

Codex: Wait on hold, then patch you in
Call Lone Star Air about my delayed flight, sit on hold, and ring me the second a person picks up.
place_call(transfer_to "your phone")
get_call(wait 45) … on hold
You were on hold 38 minutes. Dana from Lone Star Air is on your phone now.
The call 38:12

MenuFor existing reservations, press 2.

CallForMe(presses 2)

MenuYour estimated wait time is 40 minutes.

CallForMe(waits quietly through the hold music)

BusinessThanks for holding, this is Dana.

CallForMeHi Dana, this is an assistant calling for Priya. I'm connecting you with her now.

Claude: Cancel the gym, get the confirmation code
Cancel my Ironwood Fitness membership. I'm Alex Chen, phone on file 214-555-0142. Decline any offers.
plan_call → they'll need your name + phone on file
place_call
Cancelled. Confirmation IW-2087. The membership runs through the end of this billing month, with no more charges after that.

Ironwood Fitness is a free demo line too. Try this exact call.

The call 2:14

BusinessIronwood Fitness, this is Jordan.

CallForMeHi, this is an assistant calling for Alex Chen, on a recorded line. Alex would like to cancel their membership. The phone on file is 214-555-0142.

BusinessI can do that. Before I do, I could freeze it for $10 a month instead?

CallForMeThanks, Alex would like to cancel. Could I get a confirmation code?

BusinessSure, it's I, W, 2, 0, 8, 7. It stays active through the end of the month.

CallForMeThat's I-W-2-0-8-7, right?

What we've seen on real calls

From customers' calls and our own tests.

  • A small print shop hands its routine calls to its agent: calling back people who asked for a quote, and sorting out its own accounts. The owner has topped up three times.
  • Cancelling an award flight, it waited on the airline's loyalty line, got the refund amount and how the miles come back, then connected the account holder to read the security code the airline texted.
  • Restaurants in Los Angeles picked up, heard an assistant calling for a customer, and gave their closing times.
  • A $10 checkout from a setup link, and the agent placed the waiting call by itself as soon as the payment went through.
  • Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI each completed a demo call end to end.
  • A business that answered in Vietnamese got called back in Vietnamese automatically, and the first call wasn't charged.
  • One request can find and call up to 100 places, then hand back a table of who said what.

“When I listened to the recording after the call, it was really impressive. I couldn’t tell it was an AI talking.”

Paul Wilczynski, The Senior Techie, October 28, 2026, after a test call to a restaurant (he was given free credit to try it)

Hear what the business hears

Type the errand. See the opening line the assistant says and what the business will probably ask, so your agent has it ready.

Free, no account. Nothing is dialed.

They'll hear

Hi, this is an assistant calling for Sam, on a recorded line. I'm calling to book a table for 4 this Friday between 7 and 8:30pm.

Paste into your agent

Use CallForMe to call [the business] for me: book a table for 4 this Friday between 7 and 8:30pm. My name is Sam.

Add CallForMe to your agent

Not connected yet? It takes one URL, and nothing to pay until the first real call.

Making the call yourself? The phone call script generator writes the whole script.

Want Muse's calling, without Meta?

Meta's Muse can call businesses too, if you use Meta's app and get into the beta. CallForMe does it from the agent you already use.

  • Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenClaw, and 16 more. Even in Muse, if you like.
  • No Meta account, no new app. Your agent keeps the context; we just make the call.
  • Every call says who it's calling for, on a recorded line, in its first sentence, and says it's an AI whenever asked. Never a hidden human caller.
  • Pay per call. $1 when someone answers, nothing when they don't.

CallForMe vs Muse, side by side

Calls you can hand off

“Call 5 auto shops near 75024 and get prices and earliest slots for front brake pads and rotors on a 2019 RAV4.”
“Maplewood Family Dental asked for a quote on 2,000 appointment cards through our website.”
“Call Nonna's and book a table for 4 Friday at 7:30. Anything between 7 and 8:30 is fine. Ask for a booth.”
“Call 4 plumbers and ask their price and availability to replace a leaking kitchen faucet this week.”
“Call my gym and cancel my membership. Get a confirmation number.”
“Call Oakridge Family Medicine and ask if they're taking new patients and accept Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO.”
“Call pharmacies near me and ask which ones have Adderall XR 20mg in stock before I transfer my prescription.”
“Call 8 tree services near Houston and ask if they'd provide two chainsaw operators for a timed wood-cutting demo at a brand event on Saturday, November 14, noon to 4 PM.”
“My flight was delayed 7 hours. Call the airline, ask for compensation, and ask about rebooking me on the first flight tomorrow.”
“Call the 3 nearest hardware stores and find who has a 40-gallon gas water heater in stock today.”
“Call Lakeside Ford sales and ask whether the plates for the SUV I bought two weeks ago have come in.”
“Call 2 licensed Medicare brokers near 75024 for my mom, Rosa Diaz, 72.”

All use cases · Call any kind of business

Businesses it calls: AC and heating repair · Airlines · Apartments · Appliance repair · Assisted living · Auto repair shops · Bakeries · Banks · Car dealerships · Caterers · Daycares · Dentists · DMV · Doctors' offices · Dog groomers · Dry cleaners · Electricians · Eye doctors · Florists · Hair salons · Hardware stores · Hotels · House cleaners · Insurance agents · Internet and cable providers · Law firms · Libraries · Locksmiths · Movers · Nail salons · Pest control · Pet boarding · Pharmacies · Physical therapy · Plumbers · Print shops · Restaurants · Roofers · Self storage · Suppliers and wholesalers · Tire shops · Tree services · Urgent care · Vets

Pricing

$1 per answered call, first 2 minutes included. 40¢ a minute after that.

You pay when someone picks up. If they pick up and hang up right away, that still counts as an answered call.

Every answered call includes the phone menu and the hold (up to 30 minutes), the business's questions sent to your agent while they wait, the answers written out (prices, times, confirmation numbers), and the full transcript and recording.

  • Free if nobody answers, the line is busy, or it goes straight to voicemail (within the first minute) and you didn't ask it to leave a message.
  • Most calls are short: about 2 in 3 customer calls so far have cost exactly $1.
  • Ask five shops for quotes and you pay only for the ones that answer. That's $5 at most when each call stays under 2 minutes.
  • Start with $5 of credit (about 5 calls). It reloads $10 when you drop under $2. You can turn that off before you pay, or anytime after.
  • Unused credit never expires.
  • Calls come from +1 (469) 966-0062. Calls to the demo lines are free.

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Pricing details and examples

Questions

What does a call cost?

$1 when someone answers, including the first 2 minutes, then 40¢ a minute. Every call stops at 30 minutes. You start with $5 of credit, and calls to the demo lines are free.

What if nobody answers?

You pay nothing. Busy lines are free too, and so is a call that goes straight to voicemail when you didn't ask it to leave a message. Your agent gets the result and can try again later with one tool call.

Will businesses hang up on an AI?

Some do. In our first month, when calls opened by announcing an AI, about a third of businesses hung up within 45 seconds; since the opener became "an assistant calling for you, by name, on a recorded line", it's about one in eight. It still says it's an AI whenever asked, then gets straight to the errand. If a business picks up and hangs up right away, that counts as an answered call ($1). If someone calls +1 (469) 966-0062 back, our line takes a message and passes it to you.

Is my card safe?

You pay on Stripe's checkout page. We never see or store your card number. Your agent never sees it either, and the assistant won't read a card number out loud on any call.

What do I have to sign up for?

Nothing up front. You add the URL to your agent and click Connect, which asks for nothing. The first time your agent is about to call a real business, it gives you one link to add $5. After that every chat just calls; credit reloads automatically unless you turn that off.

I don't use an AI agent. Can I still use it?

Yes, if you use ChatGPT or Claude: those count, and a free ChatGPT account works. Add CallForMe from ChatGPT's plugin directory (or as a connector in Claude), then ask in a normal chat, like "Call the tire shop on Main Street and ask what four tires cost." The install steps above walk you through it, and the free demo lines let you try a call first.

Can I use it from my phone?

Yes, through your agent's app. In Claude, add CallForMe once at claude.ai (Customize, then Connectors), and it works in the Claude phone app signed in to the same account. Adding it is easiest from a computer, so if you're on your phone now, email yourself the setup steps from this page.

Do I have to talk to anyone?

No. The assistant does the talking and your agent answers its questions. You only get on the phone if you ask it to patch you in when a person picks up.

Does the business know it's an AI?

The assistant opens with "Hi, this is an assistant calling for" you, by name, on a recorded line. If they ask whether it's a person or an AI, it says it's an AI. It never pretends to be you or a person.

What if the business asks something my agent didn't tell it?

The assistant says "one moment" and asks your agent. Your agent answers from what it knows or asks you, and the answer goes straight into the live call.

Can it spend more than I expect?

No call runs past 30 minutes, and it never agrees to charges at the business that your agent didn't approve. Auto-reload adds $10 at a time, and you can turn it off before you pay or anytime after.

Does credit expire?

No. Unused credit never expires, and calls nobody answered are never charged in the first place.

Can it call several places at once?

Yes. Ask for quotes from a few shops and your agent can call them at the same time. Ask it to call around, and CallForMe finds up to 100 places, calls them, and hands back a table of answers.

What if the business doesn't speak English?

It understands English and Spanish and switches to Spanish on its own. For other languages your agent can say so up front. If a business answers in another language it supports, CallForMe calls back once in that language and doesn't charge for the first call.

Is the call recorded?

Yes, so you get a transcript and can listen back on your account page. Only you can see your calls. If you share one, the public page hides your name and any numbers you gave.

I use it in two agents. Do I pay twice?

No. Agents you connect from the same browser share one account, so one setup covers them all. If you connect another agent later, its first call link recognizes you and links it to your existing account in one click.

Which agents does it work with?

Anything that speaks MCP (Claude on the web, desktop and Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Goose, opencode, OpenClaw, Manus, Muse, Grok and more), plus anything that can make an HTTP request, through the REST API.

Can it wait on hold?

Yes, up to 30 minutes per call. It stays quiet through hold music, and it can patch you in when a person picks up if you give it your number.

What about calls where they text me a code?

Banks, airlines and carriers often send a one-time code to the account holder. The assistant never reads codes for you: give your agent your number and it connects you to read the code yourself, then you finish the call.

What number do calls come from?

+1 (469) 966-0062. If you want the business to reach you directly, give your agent a callback number to share.

What won't it do?

Call personal numbers to harass anyone, telemarket, call emergency lines, read out card numbers or Social Security numbers, or agree to charges your agent didn't approve.

When is CallForMe not a good fit?

When the business has to verify you: most banks, insurers and carriers want the account holder's PIN or voice, so the assistant waits on hold and patches you in instead. It can't pay by card over the phone, call numbers outside the US and Canada, or do anything that isn't a business errand. It also needs an AI agent to drive it; there's no app of its own.

I'm a creator. Can I try it without paying?

Email hello@greatwork.company with your channel and we'll put credit on your email address. When your agent's first setup link opens, choose "Already have an account, or creator credit?" and sign in with that email. No card needed.

Try it on the demo line first

Add CallForMe to your agent and ask it to call Maple Street Pizza. The call is free and you'll hear exactly what a business hears. You only add credit when you want to call a real place.

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