Let your agent call businesses for you.
CallForMe gives Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and every other agent a phone. It gets through phone menus, waits on hold, checks with your agent when the business asks something, and comes back with the answer.
Choose your agent
One URL. Connecting asks for nothing: no email, no form, no card. You add credit once, the first time your agent is about to place a call.
Claude Code
Run this in your terminal:
Then in Claude Code run /mcp, pick callforme, and choose Authenticate. A browser tab opens and closes by itself.
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Claude Code guide
Claude (desktop & web)
Customize → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector. Name it CallForMe and paste:
Click Continue, Add, then Connect. A window opens and closes by itself; there's nothing to fill in. Tip: set the tools to "Always allow" so Claude doesn't ask each time it checks on a call.
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Claude (desktop & web) guide
ChatGPT
Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → turn on Developer mode. Then Create, name it CallForMe, choose OAuth, and paste:
Click Connect. Nothing to fill in.
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full ChatGPT guide
Codex
Run:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Codex guide
Cursor
One click, or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Cursor guide
Gemini CLI
Run:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Gemini CLI guide
OpenClaw
Tell your OpenClaw:
Or add the MCP server:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full OpenClaw guide
Any agent with a shell
Tell your agent:
It uses the REST API with curl. Nothing to install.
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Any agent with a shell guide
VS Code (Copilot)
Run:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full VS Code (Copilot) guide
Windsurf
Add to ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Windsurf guide
opencode
Add to opencode.json:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full opencode guide
Zed
Add to Zed settings.json:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Zed guide
Goose
goose configure → Add Extension → Remote Extension (Streamable HTTP), name callforme, URL:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Goose guide
Cline
MCP Servers → Configure → add:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Cline guide
Amp
Run:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Amp guide
Warp
Settings → AI → MCP Servers → Add:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Warp guide
Kiro
Add to ~/.kiro/settings/mcp.json:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Kiro guide
LM Studio
Program → Install → Edit mcp.json, add:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full LM Studio guide
Raycast
Run the Install Server command in Raycast AI, choose remote, and paste:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Raycast guide
Hermes Agent
Add to ~/.hermes/config.yaml:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Hermes Agent guide
Manus
Settings → Connectors → Custom MCP → Direct configuration, URL:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Manus guide
Perplexity (Mac)
Settings → Connectors → Add connector (advanced):
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Perplexity (Mac) guide
Meta Muse
Ask Muse to add a custom connector (no authentication) at:
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full Meta Muse guide
n8n, Zapier, Make
Use the REST API with a key from your account page (OpenAPI spec below):
Then ask it to call somewhere. The first real call gives you one link to add credit; after that it just calls, in every chat. Full n8n, Zapier, Make guide
What it sounds like
You ask your agent. Your agent tells CallForMe who to call and what to get done. The business hears a friendly assistant that says right away it's automated and who it's calling for.
Try it for real, free: ask your agent to call our demo pizza place, Maple Street Pizza, at (469) 770-7412. It's a fictional restaurant that picks up, has a phone menu, and takes reservations. No account needed.
BusinessLegacy Auto, this is Mike.
CallForMeHi Mike, this is an automated assistant calling for Sam. What would front brake pads and rotors run on a 2019 RAV4?
BusinessPads and rotors, about $389 out the door. I can get her in Thursday at 8.
CallForMeGreat. Is that OEM or aftermarket pads?
BusinessAftermarket ceramic, two-year warranty.
BusinessNonna Rosa, how can I help you?
CallForMeHi, this is an automated assistant calling for Jordan. Do you have a table for four this Friday between 7 and 8:30?
BusinessI have 7:45 inside or 7 on the patio. Can I get a phone number for it?
CallForMeLet me check on that, one moment.
Your agentanswer_question → "Inside at 7:45. Phone 214-555-0142."
CallForMeInside at 7:45 please, and the number is 214-555-0142.
MenuFor existing reservations, press 2.
CallForMe(presses 2)
MenuYour estimated wait time is 40 minutes.
CallForMe(waits quietly through the hold music)
BusinessThanks for holding, this is Dana.
CallForMeHi Dana, I'm connecting you with Priya now.
BusinessIron Works, front desk.
CallForMeHi, this is an automated assistant calling for Alex Chen. Alex would like to cancel their membership, member number 40718.
BusinessI can do that. We could pause it for three months for free instead?
CallForMeThanks, Alex would like to cancel. Could I get a confirmation number?
BusinessSure, it's C as in cat, 9, 3, 1, 5. Last charge is the 1st.
CallForMeThat's C-9-3-1-5, right?
How it works
Add it to your agent
Paste one URL and click Connect. Your agent can look up businesses, plan calls, and call our demo pizza place right away.
Ask for the errand
"Call the vet and move Friday's appointment." The first time it's ready to dial, your agent hands you one link to add $10. That's the only signup, ever.
It calls and reports back
Phone menus, hold music, follow-up questions. You get the answer, a confirmation number, and the full transcript.
Want Muse's calling, without Meta?
Meta's Muse can call businesses too, if you use Meta's app and get into the beta. CallForMe does it from the agent you already use.
- Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenClaw, and 20 more. Even in Muse, if you like.
- No Meta account, no new app. Your agent keeps the context; we just make the call.
- Every call is placed by software and says so in its first sentence. Never a hidden human caller.
- Pay per call. $1 when someone answers, nothing when they don't.
Things people have their agent call about
Pricing
$1 per answered call, first 5 minutes included. 25¢ a minute after that.
No charge if nobody answers or the line is busy. Start with $10 of credit, which reloads automatically when you run low (turn that off anytime). Calls come from +1 (469) 966-0062.
Questions
What do I have to sign up for?
Nothing up front. You add the URL to your agent and click Connect, which asks for nothing. The first time your agent is about to call a real business, it gives you one link to add $10. After that every chat just calls; credit reloads automatically.
I use it in two agents. Do I pay twice?
No. When the second agent's first call hands you a link, it recognizes you and links that agent to your existing account in one click.
Which agents does it work with?
Anything that speaks MCP (Claude on the web, desktop and Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Goose, opencode, OpenClaw, Manus, Muse and more), plus anything that can make an HTTP request, through the REST API.
Does the business know it's an AI?
Yes. The first thing the assistant says is that it's an automated assistant calling on behalf of you, by name. If they ask, it says it's an AI. It never pretends to be you or a person.
What if the business asks something my agent didn't tell it?
The assistant says "one moment" and asks your agent. Your agent answers from what it knows or asks you, and the answer goes straight into the live call.
Can it wait on hold?
Yes, up to 30 minutes per call. It stays quiet through hold music, and it can patch you in when a person picks up if you give it your number.
What number do calls come from?
+1 (469) 966-0062. If you want the business to reach you directly, give your agent a callback number to share.
What won't it do?
Call personal numbers to harass anyone, telemarket, call emergency lines, read out card numbers or Social Security numbers, or agree to charges your agent didn't approve.
I'm a creator. Can I try it for free?
Email hello@greatwork.company with your channel and we'll put credit on your email address. No card needed to use it.