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Wholesale VoIP termination

Request voice termination to any country, mobile or fixed, with the CLI type and quality your traffic needs. One request reaches many carriers; your data stays with us.

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Wholesale voice is bought route by route: a destination, a breakout (mobile, fixed or a specific operator), a CLI type and a rate per minute with its billing increment. Tell us those, plus your traffic type, monthly minutes and the ASR and ACD you need.

We check your request against the routes our carriers offer and come back with the ones that fit on route type, traffic accepted, quality and price. You get the offer in writing and one contact for testing and support.

Route types

  • CLI: the caller ID reaches the called party
  • Local CLI: a local number is shown, best answer rates
  • Non-CLI (NCLI): no caller ID, lower cost
  • Call center (CC) routes: accept outbound call center and dialer traffic
  • Premium and TDM: direct or near direct operator interconnects
Wholesale VoIP termination

What to include in a request

  • Destination
  • Breakout
  • CLI type
  • Route quality
  • Traffic type
  • Rate
  • Billing increment
  • Monthly volume
  • ASR
  • ACD
  • PDD
  • FAS-free
  • Channels
  • CPS
  • Codecs
  • Protocol
  • Routing
  • Traffic origin
  • Prefixes
  • Payment terms
  • Test

Popular destinations

Guides on VoIP

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VoIP routes Session Border Controller (SBC): What It Does What a session border controller (SBC) does in VoIP, when you need one for a SIP trunk, and how an SBC differs from a softswitch. Quality and testing VoIP Jitter, Latency and Packet Loss: Limits Acceptable jitter, latency and packet loss for VoIP calls, how a jitter buffer works, what causes jitter and how to test and reduce it. VoIP routes CLI vs Non-CLI VoIP Routes: Route Types Explained CLI vs non-CLI VoIP routes compared: caller ID delivery, Local CLI, answer rates, price and which traffic each CLI VoIP route suits. VoIP routes What Is SIP Trunking? How SIP Trunks Work What a SIP trunk is, how SIP trunking connects a PBX to the phone network, what you need to set one up and how it compares with VoIP and PRI. Quality and testing VoIP MOS Score, Jitter and Packet Loss Explained VoIP MOS score explained: the MOS scale, the latency, jitter and packet loss limits that keep calls clear, and how to measure quality on VoIP routes. Buying and selling Telecom Interconnection Agreement: Carrier Checklist What a telecom interconnection agreement between carriers should cover: rates, billing, disputes, payment, traffic rules, fraud, liability and exit. VoIP routes SIP Trunk vs VoIP: What Is the Difference? VoIP is the technology, a SIP trunk is one VoIP service. Learn how SIP, VoIP and a PBX fit together and which one your business needs. VoIP routes Spam Likely on Business Calls: Causes and Fixes Why business calls show Spam Likely or Scam Likely, how call analytics label numbers, and the legitimate fixes: registration, attestation, consent and volume. Buying and selling Best SIP Trunk Provider: How to Choose One A checklist to choose the best SIP trunk provider for your business: coverage, numbers, quality, security, pricing model, PBX support and contract terms.

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