Business voip providers

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) uses your Internet connection — that's what "Internet Protocol" means — to place and receive calls. A business VoIP solution like Nextiva, Jive, or RingCentral is essentially the same product as a residential VoIP plan. But business VoIP is definitely a telecommunications solution: it includes a PBX alongside many advanced features.

Rates shown do not include taxes, e911 charges, and other taxes and surcharges.

What are these advanced features? Desk-to-desk calling means that you can connect your offices in Chicago and Los Angeles, New York and Bangalore. Conference calling, automated attendants, music on hold, and many more advanced features are also offered by most VoIP service providers. Even better, business VoIP service often includes a high-speed Internet connection, so your calls are secure and crystal clear.

Business VoIP Buyer's Guide

Our VoIP business compare table above allows you to match up business VoIP providers for quick research. The logos for each of the VoIP providers (our five top providers) will take you to their website. While we've tried to do as much research as possible, we recommend you check the VoIP provider's websites for complete quotes and plan details. The stars on the table are composites of the provider's ratings and reviews. If you want more VoIP reviews, you can click on "reviews." If you have a specific plan in mind or want to see a larger selection, try some of the links above. If you need more information on VoIP in general, try some of our articles below.