2026-03-15
The SpoofGlobal Web Dialer is a browser-based calling tool that lets you make VoIP calls without installing any software. It uses WebRTC technology to connect your browser directly to our SIP infrastructure. You get the same caller ID spoofing capabilities as a traditional SIP client, but entirely within your web browser.
This means you can make spoofed calls from any computer — a work laptop, a library PC, a Chromebook — anywhere you have a browser and a microphone.
The connection is established directly in your browser using WebRTC. Audio quality is comparable to any SIP softphone.
The Web Dialer is perfect for occasional calls and quick access. For high-volume calling, multiple concurrent calls, or integration with a PBX system, a dedicated SIP client like Zoiper or an IP2IP connection is recommended.
Make sure your browser has microphone permission. Check your system audio settings. Try a different browser if the issue persists.
Verify your SIP credentials are correct. Check that you have sufficient balance and an active route. Some corporate firewalls block WebRTC — try from a different network.
Use headphones instead of speakers. WebRTC has built-in echo cancellation, but headphones eliminate it entirely.
No. The Web Dialer runs entirely in your browser using WebRTC. Just navigate to spoofglobal.xyz/dialer and log in with your SIP credentials.
Yes. You can set any caller ID number in the dialer interface, just like with a SIP client. The spoofed number appears on the recipient's phone.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Safari, and any modern browser that supports WebRTC. Chrome and Edge offer the best experience.
Yes. WebRTC uses the Opus codec which provides excellent audio quality, often better than traditional phone calls.