Christmas magic,
one ring away.
A real phone call with Santa. You tell him your kids’ names and what they’re into, and he takes it from there. Two minutes to set up. They just dial.
- First 5 minutes free, no card needed
- Nothing is ever recorded
- Every detail optional
- You stay in control
save his number, so it shows up like this ↑→
Santa speaks 32 languages. Pick your family’s.
- English
- Español
- Français
- Deutsch
- Italiano
- Português
- Nederlands
- Polski
- Svenska
- 日本語
- 한국어
- 中文
- हिन्दी
- العربية
- Türkçe
- Русский
- Українська
- Filipino
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Bahasa Melayu
- Română
- Čeština
- Ελληνικά
- Suomi
- Dansk
- Norsk
- Magyar
- தமிழ்
- Tiếng Việt
- Български
- Hrvatski
- Slovenčina
here’s the plan
Two minutes for you. A core memory for them.
1Sign up & verify your phone
The phone your kids will call from. We text you a code, you type it in, done. Two minutes, tops.
2Tell Santa a little. Or nothing.
A first name is enough. Really. If you like, add what they love, what they're wishing for, or what they've been working hard on. Every field is optional.
3Dial the North Pole
Santa answers knowing exactly who's calling. Interrupt him, giggle, tell him everything. He keeps up, and he's never in a hurry.
why a phone call
No toy. No app. No hidden fees.
Try it first. Five free minutes, then you decide.
No hidden fees
Nothing upfront. Your first 5 minutes are free, and the price of every bundle is on the screen before you tap. No surprise charges, no fine print, nothing recurring.
No toy to buy
No plastic Santa phone to buy, charge, pair, and then store in a closet. The phone already in your pocket is the device.
Nothing to download
No app, no Wi-Fi setup, no permissions on your kid's device. They dial a number, like calling a family member.
Not a recording
A real back-and-forth. He listens, answers the question they actually asked, and follows wherever the conversation goes.
the part they’ll never forget
Santa doesn’t ask who’s calling. He already knows.
Whatever you choose to share becomes something Santa “heard from the elves.” A name. A favorite animal. The reading they’ve been practicing. That’s the moment their eyes go wide.
things kids ask Santa
- “Can you tell me a bedtime story?”
- “Why does Rudolph's nose glow?”
- “What are the elves building right now?”
- “What do the reindeer eat?”
- “Can you sing Jingle Bells?”
- “How far away is the moon?”
- “Are you proud of me?”
What a parent wrote
“Mia, 6. Loves horses and drawing. Has been working really hard on reading this year.”
What Santa said
What a parent wrote
“Leo, 7. Obsessed with space and dinosaurs. Joined the swim team and never missed a practice.”
What Santa said
What a parent wrote
“Ava, 8. Loves soccer and her baby brother. Lost her first tooth this year.”
What Santa said
works with just a first name, too
make it magical
Little things parents do that make it unforgettable.
The call is the surprise. The setup is the fun part for you.
Save Santa to your contacts
Add Santa with his photo so the screen says "Santa Claus" when they dial, not a random number. One tap from your dashboard, and it looks exactly like the phone up top.
Put him on speaker
The whole family hears it. Siblings take turns, and Santa greets each one by name as they jump in.
Make it a night
Pajamas on, cocoa poured, every light off except the tree. Then let them "discover" that Santa's number is in the phone.
Film their face
Your phone, your video, yours forever. We never record a thing on our end, so this is the only copy that will ever exist.
“Mom. MOM. It’s actually him.”
the grown-up part
Built by a parent. Safe by design.
The safest data is data that doesn’t exist. So Call the Claus needs almost nothing, keeps nothing, and lets you pull the plug whenever you like.
Nothing is ever recorded.
Not the audio, not a transcript, not a summary. The call happens, and then it's gone. There is no recording to leak because there is no recording.
Every detail is optional.
Santa is wonderful with just a first name. Share more only if you want to. Leave every field blank and the call still works beautifully.
First names only.
Kids' first names and nothing that identifies your family: no last names, addresses, schools, birthdays, or photos. The form won't accept them, and Santa will never ask.
Santa stays Santa.
He talks about Christmas, kindness, reindeer, cookies, and your kids. Anything else, he gently steers back to the North Pole. No politics, no scary stuff, no exceptions.
If something sounds wrong, he points to you.
If a child says something concerning, Santa warmly says a trusted grown-up should help with that, then gently brings the call back to Christmas. He never asks questions, never gives advice, and never hangs up on a child.
You're in control. Always.
Only phones you verify can reach Santa, you decide what he knows, and you can delete your whole account with one tap. Your family's details are used for your calls and nothing else, and never to train AI.
What Santa will and won’t do
- Use your child’s name and the things you shared
- Ask what they’re hoping for and really listen
- Tell them he’s proud of the things you shared
- Stay in character if asked whether he’s real
- Answer a curious question, then come right back to them
- Promise a specific gift will show up
- Ask where they live or go to school
- Discuss religion, politics, or anything scary
- Give advice about anything serious
- Explain a bad word, or hang up on a child
free, from the North Pole
Is your kid on the Nice List?
Type their first name, pick a design, and print their official certificate. Free, no account needed.
Make their certificate →good questions
Things parents ask us.
Who can call Santa?
Only phones you've verified on your account, up to three per family. If someone calls from any other number, an elf answers and says Santa is out with the reindeer. No mention of accounts or sign-ups, so the magic holds even if a kid dials from a friend's phone. US, Canadian, and UK phones can be verified. Santa's number is a US line, so from outside the US your carrier's international rate applies.
What if my kid asks whether Santa is real?
Santa stays Santa. He'll tell them he's made of Christmas magic and that's why he can look a little different to every child. He never breaks character and never says he's a computer.
Will Santa promise my kid a specific gift?
No. He'll say the elves are hard at work and that he's proud of them. You stay in charge of what shows up under the tree.
Can Santa talk to more than one kid at once?
Yes. Put him on speaker and he'll ask who's there, then talk with each of them in turn. The one thing that trips him up is everyone talking at once, so have them take turns or pass the phone around.
How long is a call?
As long as your minutes last. Use five minutes tonight or spend a whole bundle in one call, it's up to you (a single call tops out at two hours). Santa knows how much time is on the clock and says a warm goodbye before it runs out, so he's never cut off mid-sentence.
Can my kids call more than once?
Yes, as many times as your minutes allow, from any of the phones you've verified, up to three. Each call is a fresh conversation, and Santa is delighted when a family calls back.
What does Santa sound like?
Press play on any of the three examples above and you'll hear him. Once you're signed in, there's a longer hello from Santa waiting on your dashboard too.
What languages does Santa speak?
More than thirty, from Spanish and French to Japanese and Hindi. Pick your family's language on your dashboard and Santa speaks it from his very first word. Change it any time between calls.
What does it cost?
Your first 5 minutes with Santa are free, no card needed. After that, add a bundle of minutes whenever you need more. The bundles are small, so you only ever buy what your family will use, and the more minutes in a bundle, the less each one costs. Every call draws from your minutes, and only time actually talking with Santa counts. The elf, the jingle, and dropped calls are free.
Do minutes expire?
No. Minutes stay on your account until you use them, this Christmas or next, for as long as Call the Claus is running. The one way to lose them is deleting your account, which erases everything, minutes included. They aren't refundable, which is why the bundles are small.
Give them the call they’ll talk about for years.
Your first 5 minutes with Santa are free. Setup takes two. He handles the rest.