Tabd review
A Chrome calling workspace for SIP teams that need shared call visibility.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tabd is a browser-based softphone and shared calling workspace for businesses that already have SIP accounts, VoIP providers, or PBX systems. Users can make and receive calls from Chrome, assign SIP extensions, and manage activity in one workspace. It supports inbound and outbound calling with mute, hold, transfer, and keypad controls, making it suited to teams that want browser calling without replacing their existing telephony provider.
The Free plan includes one user, a Chrome extension softphone, manual calling from any website, a keypad, and recent calls. The $39-per-workspace-per-month Most Popular plan adds unlimited users, user and extension assignment, a call history dashboard, recordings, transcriptions, and shared notes. The White-Label plan adds a branded web app and Chrome extension, multi-tenant provider administration, API-led provisioning, and provider analytics. Because pricing is per workspace rather than per user, the paid tier may fit teams that need shared administration and calling records across multiple users.
Tabd’s strongest fit is a Chrome-centered team that needs more than basic dialing. Live call monitoring, processed transcriptions, shared notes, CRM integrations, webhooks, and AI voice conversion extend the workspace beyond a simple softphone. Its main boundary is the telephony dependency: Tabd does not provide VoIP service, so calling requires an existing provider or PBX connection. Teams seeking a browser calling layer around their current SIP setup should consider Tabd; organizations needing a standalone phone service or broader device coverage should look elsewhere.
Tabd pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Chrome softphone with existing SIP provider support
- Paid workspace adds recordings, transcriptions, and shared notes
- CRM, webhooks, monitoring, and AI voice conversion included
- Where it doesn't
- Requires an existing SIP, VoIP provider, or PBX account
- Calling is centered on the web and Chrome extension
- Recording availability may depend on provider or configuration
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