Tabd

What Tabd is

Tabd is a browser phone for teams that want employees to make and receive calls in Chrome through an existing PBX. It connects SIP extensions to a softphone with inbound and outbound calling, mute, hold, transfer, keypad controls, and incoming-call alerts. A workspace dashboard lets teams connect extensions, assign them to users, and manage access to the browser phone. Call records can include history, recordings, transcriptions, notes, usage data, and live team activity. The paid workspace plan adds CRM and webhook integrations, analytics, live call monitoring, and AI voice conversion. That voice-conversion feature is labeled beta; demo audio is processed by ElevenLabs and is not saved by Tabd.

The Free plan costs nothing for one user and includes a Chrome extension softphone, manual calling, keypad and recent calls, and community support. It excludes recordings and transcriptions. The Most Popular plan costs $39 a month and supports unlimited users. A White-Label plan for VoIP providers includes a branded web app and Chrome extension, multi-tenant provider administration, API-led provisioning, provider analytics, and technical onboarding; its price is billed by contacting sales. Tabd offers web, API, and extension platforms. The privacy policy says Tabd may process call metadata and, when recording is enabled, store audio, notes, and generated transcriptions. Workspace owners are responsible for configuring recording and obtaining legally required notices or consent.

Who it suits

Tabd suits individuals or teams that want to call through SIP extensions from Chrome while using an existing PBX. Its White-Label plan is also intended for VoIP providers seeking a branded softphone.

Limits

The Free plan includes one user and excludes recordings and transcriptions. The Most Popular plan costs $39 a month; the White-Label plan's price is provided through sales.

Getting started

1. Visit https://tabydial.com/.
2. Choose the Free plan or the $39 a month Most Popular plan; contact sales about White-Label.
3. Bring your own SIP provider and connect SIP extensions through the workspace dashboard.
4. Assign extensions to users and manage browser-phone access.
5. Use the Chrome extension softphone for manual calling.

Verdict

Choose Tabd if you need a Chrome softphone connected to an existing PBX, with workspace controls for SIP extensions. The Free plan covers one user, while teams needing recordings, transcriptions, or integrations need the $39 a month plan. VoIP providers can consider White-Label, but must contact sales for its price.