Virtual Phone Systems Reviews
VoIP.com Reviews

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BroadVoice Reviews

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- Business features for home use
- Advanced softphone
- Bandwidth lowering
- Third-party integration
- Value for money
- Money back guarantee
Negatives
- Limited calls (false advertising)
- Hidden extra fees
- No free trial
As a small business owner you constantly strive for doing your job while keeping costs down. This means you quite likely don’t need a gigantic virtual phone system – but you don’t want to subscribe to a service that invoices you by the minute. You perhaps wonder whether it is even possible to combine a small-scale VoIP system with consumer- and SMB-friendly pricing. The answer is yes, and it is brought to you by Broadvoice, a small company founded in 2006 in California. No matter whether you choose their local or international pricing plan, you get virtually unlimited calls, a second line for free, and almost all of the features for businesses in their well-known or advanced forms. You can place and receive calls from any device you want whether you are at home or away, while Broadvoice also ensures the option to call international numbers for free and takes care of you even when its services are down. Read More…
Ringio Reviews
Halloo Reviews
ViaTalk Reviews
VOIPo Reviews
Axvoice Reviews

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- Bandwidth lowering included
- Third-party software and hardware integration
- Best prices of the market
- 15-day money back guarantee
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- Lackluster features
- No mobile version
- Money back guarantee conditions
Nowadays people recognize that maintaining a landline phone service is completely unnecessary when you can combine voice-based communication with the speed and advanced state of the internet. However, there are certain factors that keep homeowners from switching to this 21st century solution: reliability and prices. These are the fields New York-based Axvoice is the strongest in. You don’t even need to install a VoIP adapter; Axvoice allows you to use your old phone devices (and your old number for that matter), but once you become this company’s client, you only have to pay the fraction of your current phone bill. There’s a 15-day money back guarantee for those still uncertain about making the switch for good. Furthermore, you also get everything a decent residential phone system needs: call forwarding, blocking, incoming and outbound caller ID settings, call logs, voicemails, third-party integration and bandwidth lowering and the list goes on. And no matter whether you choose the residential, business or international plans (with the latter allowing you to call up to 60+ countries), you get all features with minor limitations. Read More…
Vocalocity Reviews
Nextiva Reviews

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- Comprehensive software
- Built-in CRM
- Free team collaboration platform
- 7-day free trial
- 24/7 customer support
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- Lack of international numbers
- Unintuitive admin console
One of the most popular virtual phone systems on the market, Nextiva has stayed on top of the latest trends since its launch in 2008. Because of this, Nextiva has constantly developed its product over the years to ensure the best possible quality. The result is a comprehensive service with 99.99% uptime that is available on either desktop, mobile, or traditional desk phones. Not only that, but Nextiva also goes one step further by integrating other essential tools to help your business thrive. On top of a live chat, you can also take advantage of the built-in CRM platform, surveys, analytics, and a collaboration tool called Cospace. Prices start at $17.95 per month per user, and you can test the lower-tier plan through the company’s 7-day free trial. Read More…