You can do so by using a currency called Skype Credit. Instead of buying a region-specific monthly subscription plan of minutes, you also have the option of paying for Skype's non-free services as you use them. You can click the drop-down menu in the top-right corner to change the currency that the prices are calculated in. The window below the box will change to display the different rates for using Skype Credit (more on that in a minute), sending text messages, or making calls by using the different subscription plans available for that region.
Then, click one of the suggestions that appears in the drop-down box to select it. In the menu at the top of the page, move your mouse cursor over Prices to make a drop-down menu appear, and then click Rates.Ĭlick inside the box labeled "Search for the Country/Region You Want to Call" and type in the place that you're going to be calling from Skype most often. To find out the cost rates for communication between Skype and phones in other countries: For example, if you're using it to send or receive calls or text messages between you and a landline or mobile phone, you will be charged long-distance telecommunication fees as determined by Skype. The cost of Skype's paid features varies depending on what service you use, how long you use it, and where you use it.
Purchasing a "Skype Number" to let people call you on Skype from a landline or mobile phoneĮverything else that can be done on Skype, besides these actions, is free-of-charge! How much does Skype cost? Using Skype to easily access Wi-Fi locations in certain areas
Using it to call someone's landline or mobile phoneįorwarding calls from Skype to your landline or mobile phone Let's put it this way: Skype has so many free features that it's easier just to list the ones that AREN'T free, which are as follows: However, some features cost money to use, the bulk of which involve using Skype to communicate with a landline phone or mobile phone. It costs you no money to download and install the program, create an account, or use the majority of Skype's features. Now, with all of the neat things that it can do, there has to be some sort of cost to using it, right? Well, Skype is pretty close to being completely free, but it does show you advertisements, and there are a few relatively minor (and totally optional) features that can cost you money. So far in this course, we've given you an introduction to what Skype is and how it works, as well as addressed how to stay safe, private, and secure while using Skype.
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