Favorite SIP Trunk Provider?

Minion Queen

VoicePulse is very inexpensive but they are also not the most reliable at times. But for the price for testing it might be perfect.

Alex Sage

I am trying to setup a 3CX phone system, and I am a VoIP Noob.

All I need is a sip truck, and that allows incoming and outgoing calls, right?

JaredBusch

VoIP.ms is way better than VoicePulse.

No concurrent call limit.
$0.99/month for a DID
$0.01/minute (billed in 6 second increments) inbound and outbound calling
Many regional servers around North America.

s.hackleman

We have used Broadvox in the past. I would rate them a solid Meh....

JaredBusch

@anonymous said:

I am trying to setup a 3CX phone system, and I am a VoIP Noob.

All I need is a sip truck, and that allows incoming and outgoing calls, right?

More or less.
Specifically, you need a SIP trunk to make outbound calls.
You need a SIP trunk with a DID to receive inbound calls and make outbound calls.

scottalanmiller

voip.ms and VoicePulse are by far the best to deal with that I've dealt with. VoicePulse we've been using for more than a decade and they've been great. voip.ms is much more recent and they seem to generally have a far better model for nearly all users.

JaredBusch

@scottalanmiller said:

voip.ms and VoicePulse are by far the best to deal with that I've dealt with. VoicePulse we've been using for more than a decade and they've been great. voip.ms is much more recent and they seem to generally have a far better model for nearly all users.

I use VoicePulse at one client in addition to VoIP.ms.

For our own PBX we used to use VoicePulse, but I switched it to VoIP.ms a few months ago just because our calling patterns make that more cost effective.

JaredBusch

@scottalanmiller said:

voip.ms is much more recent

They are certainly not new. I have been using them for years.

scottalanmiller

@JaredBusch said:

@scottalanmiller said:

voip.ms is much more recent

They are certainly not new. I have been using them for years.

I meant to us, not in the general sense. Sorry.

JaredBusch

@JaredBusch said:

More or less.
Specifically, you need a SIP trunk to make outbound calls.
You need a SIP trunk with a DID to receive inbound calls and make outbound calls.

To expand on this. At home I have a SIP trunk from VoIP.ms with no DID. I have this connected to an OBi100 that is connected to a regular cordless phone. This phone is used by my wife to call Japan. I have no need for inbound calling on this trunk, so I do not pay for a DID.