Other Ways to Say “Hop on a Call”

“Hop on a call” is a casual and widely used phrase in professional and informal settings, but there are many alternative expressions that can convey the same meaning with varying degrees of formality and tone.

Professional Alternatives

• Schedule a call
• Arrange a phone meeting
• Connect via phone
• Jump on a call
• Have a quick discussion
• Set up a call
• Hold a phone conference

Casual or Informal Variations

• Give you a ring
• Ring you up
• Chat over the phone
• Catch up on a call
• Touch base by phone
• Talk on the phone

Video or Virtual Meeting Equivalents

• Jump on a Zoom
• Start a video call
• Meet virtually
• Hop into a Google Meet
• Join a Teams meeting

Email or Chat Context Alternatives

If you’re writing an email or message and want to use a more varied vocabulary, try these phrases:

• “Would you be available for a quick call?”
• “Let’s connect by phone to discuss further.”
• “Can we set aside some time to talk?”
• “I’d love to have a quick conversation.”
• “Would you mind if I gave you a quick call?”

Conclusion

Whether you’re aiming for professional, casual, or digital-era phrasing, there are plenty of ways to replace “hop on a call” to better suit your tone and audience. Using varied expressions helps keep communication fresh and contextually appropriate.

FAQ

What is a formal way to say “hop on a call”?

A formal alternative would be “schedule a call” or “arrange a phone meeting.”

Is “hop on a call” appropriate for business emails?

It’s acceptable in casual business communication, but more formal alternatives are preferred in professional contexts.

Can I use “jump on a call” in the same way?

Yes, “jump on a call” is a near-synonym and equally casual and friendly in tone.

What can I say instead of “hop on a Zoom call”?

You can say “join a Zoom meeting,” “connect via Zoom,” or “start a video call.”