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Broadvoice vs Revo Premium
Compare Broadvoice vs Revo Premium. Find out whether Broadvoice or Revo Premium is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of Broadvoice and Revo Premium and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.
User Ratings & Reviews
- 14 Reviews
Overview:
Broadvoice lets you communicate anywhere in the world. With their platform, there is no costly hardware and no need for multiple phone providers, just cost-saving, cutting-edge cloud phone technology. Customizable, flexible, scalable, intuitive....
February 2010 update: We were unable to find a working website for Revo Premium. The provider is probably out of business.
Provider Info
- Website: broadvoice.com
- Headquarters Country: United States
- Founder Year: 2007
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- Headquarters Country:
- Founder Year: 2004
Plans Available*
- Broadvoice SIP Trunking Business Solution - $400.00
- Metered Seat - $10.00
- Professional Seat - $23.00
- Standard Seat - $18.00
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Users Average Rating
Recent User Reviews
We've been using BroadVoice for the past 4 months at our accounting firm. Set up was pretty easy and we were able to add users as we've grown. The feature set does everything we need it to, so we have no complaints. The system has been reliable as well.
I installed voip.com SIP trunks for a client and the service well. Main location has a T1 and Asterisk phones. Branch offices have broadband and same Asterisk phones and all synced up well. I’d recommend then and plan to recommend to other clients.
Got stuck with Teleblend after Sunrocket went down, and finally got around to switching carriers. I called around to a few different companies, until I got on the line with a nice young person at Revophone.com They seemed to have a lot of useful features (most of which I won't use) and the salespeople were pretty helpful and they claimed to be able to transfer my old number over from sunrocket so I signed up. They make you take a Linksys telephone adapter and there is an activation fee for that along with shipping charge - I would have liked to have used my Sunrocket gizmo, but they said that I would need to reprogram it and that is a little more than I can handle right now. I guess it looks nicer than the old sunrocket device anyway. Just like Sunrocket it was easy to install and I had it setup and working within about 10 minutes. I didn't really have any issues at all until about the 3rd day when I was on a long distance call to my friend in Ohio. We were talking and then all of a sudden I could hear her, but she couldn't hear me. So I called support and was shocked by how easy it was to get an intelligent, tech support person on the phone! Turns out I have a particular router that needs a tweak to work with the service. It's done and my service has been great since then. In fact, I'm writing this review on advice from Luke in support as a way to give THANKS to all of the people at Revo that helped me. I am very happy with the service and will refer my friends!