SIP providers Who do you use?
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So I'm looking at an Asterik distro, now need to look at SIP providers.
Suggestions?
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voip.ms has gotten a lot of good press.
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We have had pretty good luck with VoicePulse over the years. If you try them out, let us know, if we refer you then both you and us get a free month of service (not including the minutes.) Their base account is four lines with unlimited incoming minutes.
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I use Broadvox / NBS for one PBX and NexVortex for another. Both have been easy to work with in my opinion. I can tell you that NexVortex does something unique in that they give you unlimited call paths. I cannot remember what your volume is, but it was interesting to me to see that in a provider. There's a $40 per month plan that is not advertised on their site. Talk to Brendan O'Rourke in the Spiceworks community if you go that route as he is a partner.
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@scottalanmiller said:
We have had pretty good luck with VoicePulse over the years.
Yeah, wasn't it me who recommended them in the first place?
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@PSX_Defector said:
Yeah, wasn't it me who recommended them in the first place?
I do not like VoicePulse at all if you need more than 4 concurrent calls though. They charge way too much ($20 per after 4) to add a call. Their inbound toll-free is also pretty expensive compared to other choices. Finally, I dislike that they only have 2 POPs, one on each coast. Being in the Midwest, they are not close to my clients.
But if you have no toll-free and you need <= 4 concurrent calls, it is a very good price point.
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@scottalanmiller said:
voip.ms has gotten a lot of good press.
I certainly talk VoIP.ms up a lot. I have been using them for years.
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I use Jive Networks.
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@Bill-Kindle said:
I use Jive Networks.
All that I can think of....
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@scottalanmiller They have been pretty solid so far, at least in my service area. I get notifications for service outages but I never notice them.
