Ask YC: Good SIP termination/trunking provider?
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It really depends on what you mean by "good". Like most things, you can have 2 of the 3: cheap, high quality, and reliability.
I used teliax for a while and it worked out really well for what I needed. For outbound, I use voipjet.com to keep costs down. Ultimately, it will come down to the quality of your server, installation, and QoS on the network.
For enterprise quality, you need to start looking at level3 and those types of companies.
I used teliax for a while and it worked out really well for what I needed. For outbound, I use voipjet.com to keep costs down. Ultimately, it will come down to the quality of your server, installation, and QoS on the network.
For enterprise quality, you need to start looking at level3 and those types of companies.
Thanks for the recommendation for voicejet, I just signed up and happy to see that they gave me a $.25 credit so I can test for free before I commit to them!
For VOIP, check out Vitelity.com which I have used with some clients and they have been happy with them.
For datacenter, I would recommend InterNAP bandwidth, available in many datacenters. Cheapest place I have found so far is Houston and Atlanta, GA, but I have not researched it recently. About $1099/month for full rack with 10Mbps of Internap bandwidth.
I have not used them but some swear by zogmo.com or steadfastnetworks.com .
For datacenter, I would recommend InterNAP bandwidth, available in many datacenters. Cheapest place I have found so far is Houston and Atlanta, GA, but I have not researched it recently. About $1099/month for full rack with 10Mbps of Internap bandwidth.
I have not used them but some swear by zogmo.com or steadfastnetworks.com .
VoicePulse.com has been recommended to me from multiple people. They have a plan for people who use asterisk and other pbx systems, there rates are not too bad.
I've used voipjet because they're cheap and they work. I don't know how good/reliable they are; I haven't done anything important with it, just dicking around.
We're planning on handling several calls at a time, but each call shouldn't last for more than a couple minutes.
Also, does anyone have a recommendation for a data center that can easily handle steady traffic that would tend to flow through an Asterisk box? We're looking at The Planet right now and haven't found many other suitable options.
Thanks!