“Looking forward to your call” is natural when a phone or video conversation has already been arranged. Alternatives can sound warmer, more formal, or more specific about the upcoming conversation.
Choose the Wording by Relationship and Tone
- I look forward to speaking with you
- Looking forward to speaking with you
- I look forward to our conversation
- Looking forward to our chat
- I’m looking forward to our call
- I look forward to discussing this with you
- Speak soon
- I’ll speak to you then
- I look forward to catching up
- Looking forward to connecting
- I’m glad we have a chance to talk
I look forward to speaking with you
A polished professional alternative that works in most emails.
Example: I look forward to speaking with you on Tuesday.
Looking forward to speaking with you
Slightly less formal and very common in email.
Example: Looking forward to speaking with you tomorrow morning.
I look forward to our conversation
Useful when the discussion itself matters more than the call format.
Example: I look forward to our conversation about the role.
Looking forward to our chat
Friendly and informal for an established relationship.
Example: Looking forward to our chat later today.
I’m looking forward to our call
The closest natural variation and slightly warmer than the original.
Example: I’m looking forward to our call on Friday.
I look forward to discussing this with you
Best when the purpose of the call is already clear.
Example: I look forward to discussing the proposal with you.
Speak soon
Brief and informal when the call is happening shortly.
Example: Thanks for confirming—speak soon.
I’ll speak to you then
Useful after agreeing a specific time.
Example: Tuesday at 2 p.m. works well. I’ll speak to you then.
I look forward to catching up
Warm wording for someone you already know.
Example: I look forward to catching up next week.
Looking forward to connecting
Common in networking contexts, though slightly more corporate in tone.
Example: Looking forward to connecting on Thursday.
I’m glad we have a chance to talk
A warmer phrase when the conversation is especially welcome.
Example: I’m glad we have a chance to talk through the next steps.