Wholesale VoIP and International Outbound Calling with SIPEASY
Wholesale voice planning begins with the traffic your business needs to deliver. A destination list, a realistic volume estimate and a clear description of caller-ID requirements give the provider something concrete to work with. SIPEASY's priority is outgoing calling through CLI, nCLI and TDM routes.
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What the outbound route does
Voice termination carries an outgoing call toward the recipient's telephone network. For the buyer, the important details are the destinations served by the proposed route, its calling behavior, its current tariff and how it performs in a representative test.
International or A–Z terminology is useful when discussing a broad destination list. Turn that list into specific countries and networks for the actual quote and test plan. Keep the agreed destination details together with their rates and effective dates.
Prepare the traffic profile
- List the main destination countries and networks where known.
- Estimate normal and busy-hour call volumes.
- Describe simultaneous-call and call-attempt requirements separately.
- State whether the workflow needs caller-ID presentation.
- Identify the SIP device or PBX that will originate the traffic.
- Explain the call purpose and how the team will evaluate the result.
For a reseller, separate materially different customer profiles. For an outbound team, use a period that reflects its real work. A focused brief is easier to evaluate than a single large monthly-minute estimate with no destination breakdown.
These are SIPEASY's priority route offerings. Ask for the current option that matches your destination and workflow requirements. Where caller identification matters, use an identity you are authorized to present and include its behavior in the test.
Keep the route conditions in writing. Record what is being evaluated so a later change can be compared with the same baseline.
Test calls and charges together
Start with a controlled sample of representative destinations. Verify call setup, two-way audio and caller-ID behavior where relevant. Check the matching call records and charges. Include timestamps and call identifiers when sharing an issue with support.
Repeat under the periods and conditions that matter to the business. Review raw attempt and answered-call counts alongside average duration and observed audio. Increase traffic based on a test your team understands and can reproduce.
Add the right team package
The basic No package option supports one SIP device with a $0 monthly package fee and pay-as-you-go calls. Paid PBX packages add team features.
Minimum is $50/month with three devices, 1 GB recording storage, SPY and Whisper. Standard is $100/month with five devices, 2 GB, SPY, Whisper and BLF. Pro is $250/month with up to twenty devices, 5 GB, SPY, Whisper, BLF and recording delivery by email or Telegram.
Try Standard for one month free. Sign in to your SIPEASY panel and activate the offer yourself using its dedicated button. Standard normally costs $100/month. Outgoing calls remain chargeable at the applicable tariff. See current packages and call rates.
Use the expected device count and recording workflow to choose the package, and discuss the outbound traffic requirements alongside it.
Registration and outbound route access are available without KYC. DID numbers are available by special order and require KYC.
Create an account or send SIPEASY your destination and traffic brief. Start with an agreed test plan and current rates, then evaluate the service against your own calling workload.
Package information checked on 6 September 2026.