Start or grow your VoIP reseller business

A lawful use case, a destination list, an idea of expected volume, and either your own SIP platform or a switch we deploy for you. Registration is free and rates are published before you commit.

No. You can resell on our infrastructure with no switch at all. A dedicated switch becomes worthwhile when you need your own billing, sub-reseller hierarchy, branded portal or independent routing control.

Rates for every destination are published openly on the rate directory before you register. For a formatted wholesale rate deck matched to your specific destination mix, send a request through the contact form — a real deck built for your traffic, not a generic price list.

Yes. On your own switch you control rate plans, increments, credit limits and invoicing entirely. On a wholesale deck you buy at your agreed rate and sell onward at whatever price your market supports.

On a dedicated VOS switch, yes — customer, reseller and sub-reseller hierarchy is a standard part of that platform, with independent rate plans and credit limits per level. Reselling on our infrastructure without your own switch does not include a sub-account hierarchy.

On a dedicated VOS switch you have full CDR access for your own billing reconciliation. For a hosted reseller account without a dedicated switch, CDR access and format are confirmed during onboarding.

Accounts are prepaid in USD with no monthly minimum and a $10 minimum top-up. Balance does not expire while the account stays active, and top-ups are by cryptocurrency invoice with automatic on-chain confirmation.

Current rates for every destination are published on the site itself. A rate deck matched to your specific destination list and expected volume is prepared on request — ask through the contact form with your target countries and traffic profile.

Concurrent channels and calls per second are agreed per account against your expected peak traffic, not your average — confirmed during onboarding once you share expected volume and traffic shape.

Yes. Both SIP registration (username/password) and static IP authentication are supported; which one fits depends on your platform and network setup.

Start by testing your existing destinations on a small prepaid balance in parallel with your current provider, comparing answer rates, audio quality and post-dial delay before shifting volume. There is no lock-in contract stopping you from running two providers side by side during a transition.

Fund a small prepaid balance, place test calls across several networks in each destination — including busy, invalid and deliberately unanswered numbers — and check two-way audio, caller ID behaviour, post-dial delay and billing accuracy. The <a href="/learn/compare-voip-route-quality-asr-acd-pdd">route-quality guide</a> sets out the full method.

Yes. As the account holder you are responsible for the traffic sent under your account, including consent, do-not-call scrubbing, calling hours and caller ID accuracy in each destination. Passing traffic through a sub-account does not transfer that responsibility.

Your target destinations, an estimate of expected daily or monthly minutes, the platform you will connect (PBX, dialer or softswitch), and a lawful use case. Registration itself only asks for your name, email and company — the rest is confirmed during traffic review.

No monthly commitment. Accounts are prepaid from $10, and volume pricing is discussed once your traffic pattern is established.