RobinPhone vs Google Voice
Google Voice is great if you're in the US and want a free US number — but it's built around a US account and US calling, and international calls are billed per minute. RobinPhone takes a different angle: call landlines and mobiles in 175+ countries from any browser, anywhere in the world, with no US number and no account gymnastics — pay-as-you-go from $0.02/min.
RobinPhone vs Google Voice
| Feature |  RobinPhone | Google Voice |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Worldwide | US-focused |
| Needs a US phone number | No | Yes — to set up |
| Calls abroad | 175+ countries | International, per-minute |
| App / account required | No app — just sign up | Google account + app |
| Pricing | From $0.02/min, pay-as-you-go | Free US calls; intl per-minute |
| Works fully in a browser | Yes | Limited |
Pricing
Google Voice is free for calls within the US, but international calls are billed per minute and the service requires a US phone number and Google account. RobinPhone has no such gate — anyone can sign up and call any supported country at transparent per-minute rates.
RobinPhone rates to popular destinations (per minute):
| United States | $0.02/min |
| United Kingdom | $0.02/min |
| Japan | $0.04/min |
| Philippines | $0.28/min |
| Australia | $0.03/min |
Live rates — see the full rates for 175+ countries.
The verdict
Choose Google Voice if you're US-based and mainly want a free US number for US calls. Choose RobinPhone if you want to call abroad from anywhere, without a US number, at low pay-as-you-go rates — straight from your browser.