Deals
iPhone deals
Samsung Galaxy deals
Gift Ideas
Business employee
55+
Military
First responders
Nurses & physicians
Teachers
Union
Credit card
&More Benefits
Explore wireless
Plans & prices
Phones & devices
Upgrade
Bring your own
Add a Line
Switch and save
Trade in your device
International options
Shop new iPhones
iPhone 16
Samsung Galaxy S25
Why AT&T Wireless
Wireless help
More resources
Explore Internet
Plans & prices
Fiber
All-Fi (Wi-Fi)
Check availability
AT&T Internet Air
Moving services
Bundles
Gaming
Home business
Internet help
Internet Speed Test
More resources
Access from AT&T
Explore DIRECTV
TV bundles
DIRECTV help
U-verse help
Explore AT&T PREPAID
Prepaid plans
Phones
Bring your own phone
Prepaid deals
Prepaid account
Activate your service
Lease-to-Own
Home Phone Services
AT&T Phone
AT&T Phone – Advanced
Landline Phone
Lifeline
Phones & accessories
Digital phone help
Landline phone help
Bundles
Internet + DIRECTV
Internet + Wireless
Internet + Phone
Home office
Smart watches & devices
Smart home
In-car Wi-Fi
All accessories
Headphones
Cases
Chargers
Screen protectors
Speakers & smart home
Internet & TV equipment
PopSockets & more
Gadgets & gaming
Accessory deals

Use Three-Way Calling

Add another caller to your phone conversation with Three-Way Calling.

Three-Way Calling lets you connect three parties by adding another caller to an existing call. This feature is included in your service at no extra charge and is always available.

It's easy to add a third caller to your current call.

  1. Press Flash to put the first call on hold.
  2. Enter the new number when you hear the dial tone and press the # key.
  3. Press Flash when the second caller answers. This will connect all parties. If there isn't an answer, press Flash to return to the first caller.
  4. Press Flash to remove the third party or hang up to disconnect both callers.

Any caller can leave the conversation by hanging up. The call with the other parties can continue. If you leave the call, the other two parties can still carry on talking.

Important: You'll be charged based on the calls you place (for example, an international call will incur standard international rates). Both calls will count toward your calling plan minutes.

Last updated: June 10, 2025

Browse topics

Did you get the help you needed?


Did you get the help you needed?