# CallCeptor Customers: Who Uses It and Why | CallCeptor

> The companies that answer website visitors with CallCeptor: an accessibility firm, an online course platform, a WebRTC developer tool and our parent company.

Source: https://callceptor.com/customers/

Customers

## Who answers their website visitors with CallCeptor

Our first customers, and what each of them needed from a Call button. Each story is written from the customer's own website and links to its sources. One of them is our parent company, and the story says so.

- [Accessibility software and audits · Gurugram

### An accessibility firm's Call button has to pass its own audit

Audits Indian financial websites for accessibility, so the Call button on its own site gets the same scrutiny.
Read the story →](https://callceptor.com/customers/enableuser/)
- [Online courses and LMS · India

### Edutainverse's expert form already asked for a phone call

Its Talk to an Expert form already offered a phone call. Now the call starts on the page.
Read the story →](https://callceptor.com/customers/edutainverse/)
- [ReMOAT
Developer tools, remote debugging · India

### A WebRTC company put someone else's WebRTC on its website

Builds peer-to-peer debugging on WebRTC, the same technology our Call button runs on.
Read the story →](https://callceptor.com/customers/remoat/)
- [ProxyCeptorOur parent company
API mocking and HTTP interception · India

### ProxyCeptor builds CallCeptor, and runs it on its own site first

The company that builds CallCeptor, and the first website we put it on.
Read the story →](https://callceptor.com/customers/proxyceptor/)