IP relay explained: text-based phone calls voiced by an operator, who the service is for, how to access it, etiquette, and video relay compared.
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What Iprelay Does
How IP relay works: text-based phone calling for deaf and hard-of-hearing users, relay etiquette, access, and the services compared.
You type, a trained operator speaks your words to the other party and types their reply back.
Designed for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech differences — on any internet device.
Where relay services are funded as public accessibility infrastructure and how to register.
How both sides keep a relayed conversation flowing — speak to the person, not the operator.
Sign-language interpreting over video versus typed relay: when each fits best.
The accessibility regulations that make relay calls private, free, and available around the clock.
How Iprelay Works
Sign up with a relay provider and get a number people can call you on.
Place calls from a browser or app; the operator voices your words in real time.
Both parties converse naturally — the relay disappears into the background.
About
Iprelay — Calls carried through text Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
A phone call where one side types over the internet and a relay operator voices those words to the other side, then types back what they say — making voice lines usable without hearing or speaking.
No. The hearing party just answers an ordinary phone call; the operator explains the relay process at the start if they haven't used one before.
Yes. Operators are bound by strict confidentiality rules and keep no records of conversation content — the call is treated like any other private phone call.
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