Yallo - Make your phone calls smarter

Hi @linkchef , When you're calling Yallo users it's free. We have plans or pay by the min. We're not making any profits on minutes so we serve it at the lowest prices possible. With some plans you have unlimited local calls in the US or we can build you a custom plan. Let me know what you're interested in. In any way if you register with this link http://m.onelink.me/9212224d - you will get 400 WW min. for 3 months plus all features for free.

Dear @bramk, In essence all player within the voice communication space compete with each other on consumer attention. So in that sense we are competing. However, we believe that most of the other players in this space will find it hard to impossible to implement most of our current and future features. The reason is that a lot of our IP (and the competitive advantage) lie in our platform architecture which is very different (and sometimes orthogonal) to traditional telephony architecture and operating principles. Our platform was built from scratch for functional flexibility and experience innovations. It is not impossible that other players will re-develop their platform from scratch, but it takes time (a lot), resources and commitment, and currently "pay for functionality" is not really at the core of their business model. The bottom line is that I am sure the market will be heading in this direction, but at this point in time it seems that we are leading the pack on this.

Dear @evanlaclark, Yes we are. It will be foolish on our part to ignore the incredible market share they already have. There is a lot of change in scenery, with Hello, with Whatsapp calling, with Google's FI... the scene is certainly warming up. However all it means is that the market is recognizing that voice is not dead and is a necessary part of human communication. At the end of the day, we believe we have significant edge when it comes to creating experiences, functionality, and personalization.

@evanlaclark To keep is short - Hello is a Caller ID app - just like callapp and truecaller. It's not a phone :)