One number that rings everyone you trust at once.
MyCirCall is a UK mobile number you give to the school, the GP surgery or the care home. When it's called, your phone and the phones of the people you trust ring together, and the first to answer and press 5 takes the call. If you can't get to the phone, someone who cares about you can.
Try it with your own people before you pay. Plans from £4.99 a month.
Launch offer: the first 100 people to choose a yearly plan when we go live on 1 November get an extra 25% off their first year: a whole year for the price of 7½ months. The offer's terms.
See the pricesThe call you can't afford to miss
A school. A care home. A hospital. A neighbour who's noticed something isn't right.
One phone, one person
An ordinary mobile rings in one pocket. If that pocket is in a meeting, on a train, or charging in the hall, the call goes nowhere.
Voicemail isn't an answer
Whoever is calling about someone you love doesn't want to leave a message. They want to speak to a person, now.
Five numbers don't work
Nobody rings down a list. They try one number, and if there's no answer, they move on to whatever comes next.
How MyCirCall works
Set it up once. It waits quietly until the day it's needed.
You get your own number
A UK mobile number, starting 07, that's yours. Give it to the school, the surgery, the care home: whoever might need to reach you urgently.
You choose your CirCall
Your CirCall is the small circle of people you trust: family, a neighbour, a carer. Up to five of them, depending on your plan. They don't need an app, an account, or to pay anything. Just a phone, even a landline.
Everyone rings at once
When your number is called, your phone and theirs ring together. The first to answer and press 5 takes the call, and the others stop ringing.
Made for the people you look out for
Families, carers and anyone with someone to keep an eye on. Built for households, not businesses.
The school rings when you're in a meeting. Your partner or their gran picks up.
An older parentTheir GP, carer or neighbour has one number that reaches the whole family.
Caring for someoneShare the load. Whoever's free answers, and everyone knows it's been handled.
Two householdsOne number for school and clubs that rings both parents at the same time.
Don't take our word for it. Test it.
Try MyCirCall with your own people, on their own phones, before you pay anything.
Set up your CirCall and invite the people you trust.
Press "Ring my CirCall". Every phone in your CirCall rings at the same moment.
Someone answers, presses 5, and hears a short message explaining what just happened.
Then you decide. No card, no countdown, no pressure.
MyCirCall prices
One number, one CirCall and your own phone too. No contract on monthly plans. Pay yearly and get two months free.
Your own number, 2 people in your CirCall, 20 connected minutes a month, and missed calls emailed to you.
4 people, 40 minutes, and texts telling everyone who answered or that a call was missed.
5 people, 75 minutes, a Backup CirCall, voicemail emailed to you, and priority support.
Your people need no app
Their phone simply rings. They accept your invitation once, and that's it. A landline joins by a quick call from us.
Nobody joins by accident
Everyone accepts with a PIN you give them yourself, so your CirCall is only people you've spoken to.
Easy to leave
Monthly plans have no contract: change plan or cancel whenever you like. A yearly plan can be left early with a month's notice and a refund for the rest. In your first 14 days you can cancel for a refund, less the days you've used.
Guides for families and carers
Plain answers to the questions people ask about being reachable when it matters.
What happens when your child's school can't reach you
Schools work down your contact list one number at a time. Here's what that means, and how to make sure somebody picks up.
Children and schoolWho should be your child's emergency contact at school?
Who to pick, how many to give, and what to do if you have no family nearby.
An older parentWhen mum's care home rings: sharing the calls between brothers and sisters
Care homes usually ring one relative and expect them to tell everyone else. How to share it fairly.
Questions about MyCirCall
Do the people in my CirCall need an app?
No. They don't need an app, an account, or a subscription. Their phone simply rings like any other call. All they do is accept your invitation once.
Does my own phone ring too?
Yes. Your phone rings at the same time as everyone in your CirCall, and it doesn't take one of the places.
What happens if nobody answers?
We email you about the missed call, on every plan, and it shows in your call history. On Essential and Peace of Mind, everyone in your CirCall also gets a text. On Peace of Mind, the caller can leave a voicemail, which we email to you.
Is MyCirCall an emergency service?
No. MyCirCall helps an important caller reach someone you trust. In an emergency, always call 999 or 112.
Set it up once. Know it's there.
We're opening soon. Register and you'll be the first to know when MyCirCall goes live.
No card, no account. Just your name and email, and we'll only email you about the launch.
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