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How to Host a Reservationless Conference

Making a reservationless call with FreeConference.com is easy! Your dedicated dial-in number & personal conference room can be used for all your free conference calls whether they are reservationless or scheduled - so it's as easy as sending around your URL, dial-in number and access code.

You can do this in 4 Easy Steps

1: Decide on the call date and time.
2: Log into your FreeConference.com account and retrieve your Dial-in Number and Access Code that have been assigned to you, or use the Dial-in Number and Access code that was emailed to you when you signed up.
3: Inform your Participants of the conference date and time, dial-in telephone number, and Participant Access Code.
4: Have all of your Participants call the dial-in number at the scheduled time, and follow the directions on "How to Join a Reservationless Call".

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