Can you clarify what kind of VOIP Provider you are looking for?
Do you want a SIP trunk provider with origination and/or termination plus
backoffice like DIDs and number porting? And you will provide your own
Asterisk box or other PBX? This type of service will usually be priced
$X/month per DID plus $Y per minute for origination and termination based on
some rate deck. Plus maybe some one-time fees for things like number
porting and directory listings.
Or do you want a hosted virtual PBX that you just brand and resell? You
might be able to find this for a flat rate per month for unlimited domestic
calling, subject to some restrictions about call centers.
And do you want business hosted PBX service to resell, or just residential
single lines?
-----Original Message-----
From: Josh Reynolds
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:53 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] VOIP Providers
Quick question -
For those of you on this list who currently have a voip provider, if
you could hit me up off list with what your current rates are, it
would be greatly appreciated.
Our VOIP provider is a personal friend, and has distributed switching
centers in several major US markets. He/We are considering rolling out
a portal platform for ISP, but we need a better idea of what people
are currently being charged so that we can make it as competitive as
possible. This is *strictly* research right now, we are not ready to
offer a product yet.
Thank you
On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 12:53 PM, Steve <[email protected]> wrote:
Which VOIP provider do you use? I seem to recall at a show couple years
ago some of them would charge $6-8 a customer, do the support, and also
provide the server. I can't recall some of their names.
If so which ones do you use and which methodology do you recommend?
