VoIP Service Provider List

When shopping for VoIP, a list of VoIP service providers is the place to start. There are many VoIP providers out there, all competing for your attention.

Understandably, it is difficult to make an informed decision with such a long list of companies. So, before you look through our list of providers, know what kind of VoIP phone service you want. Are you looking to save money on your home phone bill? Your business expenses?

List your priorities in order: reduced costs, advanced features, convenience, and customer service. Which priority is most important to you?

Check out the list of providers and follow up on the ones that most interest you. Read about their plans and the user-submitted reviews of their service.

All Providers

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ServerPronto

ServerPronto sells affordable dedicated servers. ServerPronto's servers are intended for experienced webmasters, business with complex needs, and web-based businesses — small-scale websites would do...

1 review

ShoreTel

ShoreTel began selling IP telephony products in 1996. ShoreTel offers a comprehensive, premise-based unified communications solution - based around their award-winning IP phone system. Shoretel...

Simply Bits Traditional phone systems have become antiquated and inefficient solutions for the communication problems that businesses face in the 21st century. This is why Simply Bits offers their...

0 review

SIP Bound

SIP Bound Corporation is a next-generation communications company that combines the latest Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, unconventional rate structures, intuitive web and telephony...

0 review

SipFly

February 2010 update: We were unable to find a working website for SipFly. The provider is probably out of business.

0 review

SIProutes.com

SIPRoutes.com is a next generation Wholesale SIP Termination provider and aggregator. With a cloud based routing platform, the service enables a provider or carrier customer to select in real-time...

2 reviews

Skype

Skype is a software application that allows users to make VoIP calls. So, you can only use Skype from your computer. You can still call the public telephone network, but you'll need a webcam or a...

0 reviews

SmartFax

Smartfax has two simple plan options: SmartFax Local and SmartFax Toll-free, both for $7.95/month. Obviously, the difference between the two plans is the kind of number you are getting. The features...

0 review

Smoothstone

Smoothstone was one of the first VoIP service providers out there. Founded in 2001, Smoothstone has expanded into the unified communications market. Smoothstone offers network services, conference...

0 review

*Rates shown do not include E-911 charges, taxes, and surcharges. Most providers offering unlimited calling have restrictions and some rates shown are promotional rates based on term contracts or promotional periods. Be sure to read individual providers terms and conditions before you buy. Rates and features displayed for each provider have been sourced from provider\'s site and other online sources. While we strive to display current information, be sure to check directly with each provider as their plans, pricing, and features are subject to change.

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Residential VoIP providers have very similar service. The main differences between VoIP providers are price, features, and customer service. Plans may vary in minutes and price but, in general, you have per-minute rate plans and flat-rate unlimited monthly plans.

Residential VoIP service has steadily increased since the early 2000s. Technology has improved to the point that, with a good Internet connection, a VoIP phone system can carry the same or better voice quality than traditional landlines.

Business VoIP Service Providers

Business VoIP is much more varied. You can pay for basic VoIP service or you can pay for a hosted PBX system in order to have professional communications management, especially with the standard auto attendant.

If you're a bigger business, you may want to provide your own IP PBX phone system with your own software and hardware.

A survey in summer 2011 by 8x8, a VoIP service provider, has indicated that small to medium businesses are really turning to VoIP phone systems. The study showed that businesses signed up for VoIP to reduce costs, get more features, and hand off hosting and maintenance of communications systems to another party.

If you're interested in business VoIP features, the list from many providers includes:

If you're looking to resell or become a service provider, wholesale VoIP is for you. Wholesale VoIP is a way that individuals can resell voice over IP services, and is a great way to enter the telecom business. Different providers can offer turn-key wholesale VoIP, direct inward dialing (DID) for call centers and calling card companies, collocation, toll-free numbers, and more. Select wholesale VoIP providers even offer SMS and faxing options as well.

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