Nice and simple service. I was a bit annoyed that you plaster free everywhere, but the only way to find out that it's a free trial that includes 10 calls is to sign up.<p>$5 is a good price point for Stripe billing purposes, but 25c a call seems pretty high. I'm assuming that your backend is Plivo or Twillio or Voip.ms and the cost per minute is about a tenth of a cent.<p>I would consider doing 40 calls for $5 and 100 calls for $10.<p>Also, instead of just an affiliate program, consider doing social media marketing with call credits to encourage it. For instance, if the person retweets a message about callingly, grant them 5 call credits.<p>Also consider making the call page, like callingly.com/deftnerd, have the affiliate link within the "Get your free call page!" link so any users who sign up through my call page are associated with my affiliate account.<p>Another source of monitization is allowing for CNAME pages. Instead of callingly.com/deftnerd set things up to have deftnerd.callingly.com. For a $5 yearly fee, allow custom CNAME so I can set up call.deftnerd.com to CNAME to deftnerd.callingly.com. That yearly fee should also allow the user to remove any branding.<p>Lastly, if I'm in DND mode, the call page at callingly.com/deftnerd doesn't seem to indicate that. It would be nice to remove the "Call Adam Brown" button and replace it with a status indicator.<p>I built something similar a few months back, but it was purely Bitcoin related. Users would create an account and get a deposit address and as long as it had funds, the service would be live for them. It made sense when Bitcoin transaction fees were nearly free, but now they're as much as Stripe for sub $5 or $10 purchases.
I've been working for a while on a number of different projects to harness WebRTC to connect businesses and customers and make it all very easy to use.<p>Callingly is the latest and most straightforward solution - something that can be used by everybody from a mom selling things on Craigslist or Etsy to big international corporations.<p>Basically, you just sign up with your phone number and you get a Callingly page like this: <a href="https://callingly.com/leon" rel="nofollow">https://callingly.com/leon</a><p>You can put this link in your email signature, post it online, on social media or even embed it as a button in your website. Then anybody can just click on the link and call you directly through their computer, tablet, mobile phone, etc.<p>The call goes right through to your phone and you know it's coming from your online profile. The caller never gets to see your phone number and you can control what hours during the week you're available to let your phone ring. Otherwise, it just goes to voicemail.<p>Plus, the web call is free for the caller anywhere in the world - so it's perfect if you have international customers.<p>I'd love any feedback!