Yolla is not an unlimited-free replacement for every international phone call. Its useful distinction is between calling another Yolla user and calling an ordinary telephone number. Calls to supported mobiles and landlines generally use paid credit or an eligible plan.
This guide covers Yolla: International Calling by Yolla Calls International. The original page mixed in an unrelated India Talk download and an incorrect contact address. Those have been removed; use the official links below.
Who needs the app and internet?
Yolla’s official listing describes calls to ordinary phones even when the recipient does not have Yolla. For this route, the caller uses an internet connection and Yolla connects to the destination telephone number.
Yolla-to-Yolla calls are advertised without a calling charge from the app, but both users need the service and connectivity. Your network provider can still charge for internet data. Do not confuse this with free calls to every landline or mobile.
Check a destination rate before buying credit
Use Yolla’s official rates page to choose the destination, then confirm the current rate shown for the number in the app. A website’s lowest advertised starting price is not a quotation for every country or network.
Compare like with like: the same country, number type and intended call duration. Also check your payment currency and the checkout total. The lowest displayed rate may not be the lowest total cost for the small amount of calling you actually need.
How billing can change the total
Yolla’s terms round call duration up to whole minutes and round fractional currency charges to the applicable minimum unit. For example, a connected call lasting one minute and one second can count as two billed minutes. That example explains rounding; it is not a sample rate.
The service also offers optional automatic top-ups. Review that payment setting when adding credit, particularly if you intend to make only one call. A recurring subscription is a separate decision from buying a balance once.
Basic setup for a telephone call
- Install Yolla from its official Google Play listing and check device compatibility.
- Register with your own phone number and complete the verification requested by the app.
- Check the destination rate, then add only the credit or plan you intend to purchase. Review any recurring-payment setting.
- Enter the recipient’s number in international format or check the saved contact. Allow microphone access for the call.
- Start with a short call to a willing contact, then review its quality and charge before relying on longer conversations.
Will it hide my own number?
The developer advertises showing your existing number to recipients. Yolla should therefore not be presented as an anonymous calling tool or an app that automatically gives you a second private number. If caller identification matters, confirm what the recipient sees in your own setup.
What about free credits and other products?
Promotional credit has conditions. It is not evidence of a permanent free-minute allowance for every user. Our Yolla bonus guide explains why a fixed “10 free minutes” promise can be misleading.
Mobile recharge is also a separate purchase: it adds service to a recipient’s mobile account rather than necessarily adding international calling credit to yours. Read the product selected at checkout instead of assuming every payment has the same purpose.
How to Uninstall Yolla
Check any automatic top-up and recurring plan first. Then open Settings → Apps → Yolla and select Uninstall. For an unwanted Google Play subscription, use Google Play subscriptions to cancel it separately; for other billing, follow the provider’s account instructions.
Support and review scope
For problems, use the official Yolla support page. Keep the approximate time, destination and error message available without posting private numbers publicly. This guide uses the Play listing, FAQ and billing terms; it does not claim a test call, guaranteed audio quality or Google endorsement.
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