Country code: +63
10 min call = $2.32
10 min call = $2.32
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Quick reference at our base rate of $0.2324/min:
Rates vary by carrier and line type. Here's exactly what you'll pay per minute.
| Destination | Rate/min | 10 min call |
|---|---|---|
| Philippines - On Net (Globe) | $0.2324/min | $2.32 |
| Philippines - Fixed Globe | $0.2954/min | $2.95 |
| Philippines - Mobile Globe | $0.3034/min | $3.03 |
| Philippines - Globe Mobile | $0.3201/min | $3.20 |
| Philippines | $0.3472/min | $3.47 |
| Philippines - Mobile Dito | $0.3496/min | $3.50 |
| Philippines - Pldt Onnet | $0.3711/min | $3.71 |
| Philippines - Bayantel On Net | $0.3711/min | $3.71 |
| Philippines - Mobile Smart | $0.3728/min | $3.73 |
| Philippines - Fixed PLDT | $0.3790/min | $3.79 |
| Philippines - Fixed Manila | $0.3790/min | $3.79 |
| Philippines - Smart Mobile | $0.3937/min | $3.94 |
| Philippines - Mobile Other | $0.4033/min | $4.03 |
| Philippines - Mobile Sun | $0.4100/min | $4.10 |
| Philippines - Fixed Bayantel | $1.0053/min | $10.05 |
| Philippines - Fixed Digitel | $1.0053/min | $10.05 |
Rates are per minute, billed per second. No connection fees. Updated regularly.
Rebtel and Google Voice are the cheapest per-minute options at $0.09โ0.16/min, but both have limitations (Rebtel requires an app; Google Voice requires a US number). BubblyPhone starts at $0.22/min with per-second billing, works from any country, and needs no special account โ just top up $5 and start calling.
With BubblyPhone, a 10-minute call to the Philippines costs about $2.16 (to Globe on-net) to $3.23 at the standard rate. Compare that to $30.00 on AT&T or T-Mobile pay-per-use ($3.00/min), $19.90 on Verizon ($1.99/min), or $1.20 on Google Voice ($0.12/min mobile).
Both AT&T and T-Mobile charge $3.00/min pay-per-use for Philippines calls โ among the highest rates for any country. They profit from the large Filipino diaspora who may not know about cheaper alternatives. Both offer $15/mo add-ons, but you pay monthly even when you don't call. BubblyPhone charges only for minutes used.
Yes. You can call any Philippine number โ Globe, Smart, DITO, Sun, TNT, PLDT landlines, and provincial landlines. Mobile numbers start with 9 after the country code (+63 9XX XXX XXXX). Rates may vary by carrier โ Globe on-net tends to be cheapest. Check the rate breakdown table above.
You have options. BubblyPhone works directly in your web browser โ no installation needed. But for the best experience, download our native iOS or Android app for one-tap dialing, contact sync, and push notifications. All three platforms share the same account and balance.
The Philippines is on PHT (UTC+8) with no daylight saving time. The best window is evening in the Philippines (6โ10 PM PHT) when people are home. From the US East Coast, that's 5โ9 AM. From the UK, that's 10 AMโ2 PM. From Australia (AEST), that's 8 PMโmidnight. Use the live clocks above.
BubblyPhone has no connection fees, no monthly fees, and no minimum balance. You pay only for the minutes you use at the rate shown. Billing is per-second, not rounded up to the nearest minute like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Top up from as little as $5 โ and $20+ top-ups get bonus credit.
You can start with as little as $5, which gives you about 15โ23 minutes depending on the carrier you're calling. Our $20 top-up with 5% bonus gives you $21 in credit โ enough for about 65โ97 minutes. Top up $50 or $100 and you get 10% bonus credit.
Yes. BubblyPhone offers AI-powered call transcription and summaries for $0.01/min extra. After your call ends, you get a full written transcript and an AI-generated summary. It works with any language spoken on the call, including Tagalog, Cebuano, and English.
Messenger and Viber are hugely popular in the Philippines โ 95% and 71% penetration respectively. For smartphone-to-smartphone calls, they're great. But they can't reach landlines, businesses with regular phone numbers, or family members in areas with poor data connectivity. BubblyPhone reaches any phone number in the Philippines.
No. Skype was shut down on May 5, 2025. Microsoft moved users to Microsoft Teams, which doesn't offer consumer international calling to phone numbers. BubblyPhone, Google Voice, and Rebtel are the main alternatives now.
Yes. You can call the Philippines from any device โ iPhone, Android, tablet, laptop, or desktop โ from anywhere in the world. Our apps use your internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular data), so you're not paying your carrier's international rates. Especially useful for OFWs calling home from the Middle East, Europe, or other parts of Asia.
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