There’s no denying the fact that we’re more than willing to explore applications that are light on our pockets, especially when it comes to telecommunication apps.
So, today, I am here to introduce you to something similar – an app that not only fulfills your needs but is also *free*. It is one of the best in the market.
This refreshing change is Textfree.
Let’s explore Textfree from scratch.
What is Textfree?
Textfree (formerly Pinger) is a free texting and calling app that allows you to text/call over the internet. It runs on Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Mac devices. The app gives you a real US phone number, and the best part is that you can text anyone (through Textfree) even if the other person doesn’t have the app.
Why Textfree?
As per research, people who ditch their expensive communication services save about $1,400 annually.
And, that is a strong reason to leverage Textfree.
With Textfree, you can send SMS, group messages, MMS (picture message), international texts (and calls), voicemails, and more – all free of cost.
Usage of Textfree App
- Apart from free texting and calling, Textfree gives you a real US number using which you can communicate with anyone even if they do not have the application.
- The phone number that they provide is a permanent one.
- All new accounts get a new number and 60 free minutes.
- Textfree banks on your mobile data or Wi-Fi to establish connections with your friends and family worldwide.
- The app allows users to call within the US and Canada with free texting in 35 countries.
- Not only this, but you can also exchange text messages using your computer as Textfree has a web-based version too.
How does Textfree work?
There’s no complexity involved in the working of Textfree. All it takes is 3 simple steps.
Step 1:
Download the Textfree app. It is available free of cost on iOS, Android, and desktop.
Step 2:
Choose your phone number. Search the area codes to find your desired number.
Step 3:
That’s all! You can start to call and text. Texts are free while you can earn/buy calling minutes. They’re free to earn and cheap to buy.
Textfree features you must know about
- Original – Who doesn’t appreciate originality? While the app store is now flooded with copies and copies, Textfree remains the first free texting app in the app store. It has been 11+ years, and over these years, Textfree has enabled communication among millions of users. The users vouch for its speed, reliability, and ease of use.
- Unlimited Texts and MMS – As already discussed, with Textfree, you get to send unlimited free SMS. Also, now you don’t have to access strange links to send MMS. Textfree is the first app to allow real MMS messaging even if the receiver doesn’t have the app.
- Real phone number – Textfree serves you with a real local phone number. That means you can call the local services and, of course, connect with your friends and family even if they don’t use a smartphone.
- Number Selector – Textfree also allows you to custom select a number. You can choose your area code and search remarkable phone numbers like, “(555) 414-SARA,” simple sequences like “(555) 500-2525,” or combinations that are, “JUST4U.”
- Group Messages – Textfree offers more than a two-way street. It allows you to send a group message to all your contacts. All you need to do is create a group, add the participants, and start a conversation. Yes, that’s all it takes to stay connected.
- Free Calling – All Textfree to Textfree calls and incoming calls are free of cost. While outbound calls require minutes that are easy to earn and cheap to buy, who won’t love that?
- No phone? No problem! – You can use Textfree even without a phone. Can it get any better? Textfree turns desktop, tablets, android devices, iPods, and iPads into phones for you to text and makes calls without any hindrance.
- Multiple languages – Textfree is available in the following languages – English, Arabic, Burmese, Cambodian, Chinese (Hong Kong), Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese.
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