Voicemail is a convenient method to communicate with people. The default voicemail facility on iPhone has its constraints, but you need not worry. I’ve curated a list of third-party apps that can accomplish a lot for you. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at the best voicemail apps for iPhone.
1. YouMail – Editor’s choice
YouMail Voicemail & Spam Block has a more straightforward technique for voicemails. The app upholds industry standards for iPhone voicemail functionalities. It helps maintain a clean voicemail box along with blocking scam calls. Furthermore, the robocall blocker is updated numerous times daily to detect and block new robocall numbers as soon as they arise.
Furthermore, if you’re into sales, how about having multiple phone numbers for your business? It will help you select various temporary or local numbers from surrounding area codes. In case you need additional features, YouMail charges $5.99 per month for YouMail Plus and $14.99 per month for YouMail Solo.
Pros
- Blocks robocalls
- Easy to use
- Multiple contact numbers
Cons
- The paid version is a bit costly
2. Line2 – Second phone number
Line2 is more than just a calling app that gives you a secondary phone number. The app has an integrated feature for voicemail and VoIP, allowing phone calls across the US and Canada without roaming charges.
With Line 2, you won’t have to worry about extra text charges. The second number will allow you to freely group chat or text an individual via WiFi. In addition, the app provider provides unlimited calling and texting at $15.99 per month, which drops to $13.75 per month if you subscribe to their $164.99 yearly plan.
Pros
- Spam detector
- Second phone number
Cons
- Login might be tricky
3. Voxist – Visual voicemail
Voxist has a simple user interface, making it one of the best voicemail apps for iPhone. The application is clever enough to interpret your voicemails in 70 different languages and alerts you of new voicemails by e-mail and smartphone notification.
If you want to get extra monthly transcriptions or connect more than one mailing account, you can always pay a few bucks more for Premium and Pro features. They are reasonably priced, with Premium starting at $4.99 per month and Pro at $9.99 per month.
Pros
- Visual voicemails
- Transcriptions
- No ads
Cons
- No frequent updates
4. WhatCall – No ring, straight to voicemail
WhatCall is an incredible voicemail app. It is well-acknowledged internationally. You may send voicemails to a specific number using WhatCall. Furthermore, the app offers a function that allows you to give a missed call to the person who contacted you while you were on another call.
Suppose you’re going away for something essential and won’t be accessible for calls. You might want to send information to someone who must be busy. So, you may rely on WhatCall to link you to their voicemail box.
Pros
- Can hide caller ID
Cons
- Transcription is unavailable
5. Hullomail – Voicemail & spam call blocker
Although Hullomail is the final app on our list, it is no less than any other app. It’s a cross-platform app that notifies you of missed calls when your smartphone is turned off or has no network coverage. You may enjoy ad-free service, discounted and scribe items, and more with a premium subscription.
The only thing that appeared odd to me was that the voicemails and call blocker were only accessible for a two-week free trial. Also, the AI may truncate your voicemail message during transcribing; therefore, the company may need to work to resolve the issue.
Pros
- Block robocalls
Cons
- Free trial for two weeks only
- Cluttered UI
Parting words…
I hope you never miss a voicemail again and that the above applications provide you with additional functions. So, what app are you going to get? Please let me know in the comments!
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