Talk to your supplier.
In their language.
Send one link. You speak your language, your supplier speaks theirs, and the AI interprets both directions in real time — no app, no account on their side.
31 languages — the ones sourcing runs on, and more
The calls email can't do
Translated emails work for confirmations. The things that actually move a deal — pushing back on a price, explaining a defect, asking why — need a conversation.
Price and MOQ
Negotiation lives in the back-and-forth — the "what if we doubled the order" that a chain of translated emails flattens into a week.
A sample came back wrong
Explaining a defect is hard in writing and easy out loud. Describe it in your language; your supplier hears it in theirs.
Lead times and production
Ask why a shipment is late and hear the actual answer — with their real voice kept quietly underneath, so tone and hesitation come through.
A link is the whole setup
Create an interpreter
Pick your language and your supplier's. You get a permanent link like call2me.app/t/k7m2xq9pn.
Send it to your supplier
Paste it into WhatsApp or an email. They open it in a phone or laptop browser — no app, no account, no sign-up.
Talk
Each of you speaks normally. Every sentence is interpreted into the other language in under a second.
- A caption shows you exactly what your supplier was told.
- Optional video for showing samples, packaging or the production line.
- Only you pay — per minute, prepaid, no subscription.
Questions
Does my supplier need to install anything or create an account?
No. They open the link in a normal browser on a phone or a laptop. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for — you own the interpreter and pay for the minutes.
Does it work with suppliers in mainland China?
The link runs in a standard browser over the open internet. We have not yet verified every network inside mainland China, so use your free credit on a short real call with your supplier first — it costs nothing to find out.
Can you dial my supplier's phone instead of sending a link?
Phone dial-out currently reaches a limited set of countries (including the US, Canada, the UK and Turkey) and not China, Vietnam or India. For suppliers there, the browser link is the way — and it is cheaper too.
How accurate is it with prices, quantities and specs?
It is built for real conversations, and numbers come through well, but no interpreter — human or AI — is a contract. Confirm the final price, quantity and delivery date in writing, the way you would after any call.
What does it cost?
Browser calls are charged per minute to the interpreter owner, nothing per month and no contract. Every new account gets $5 of free credit without a card — about 20 minutes of interpreted conversation.