Find out how VoIP changes long distance
Why should I use VoIP instead of a long distance company?
1 reason: VoIP residential long distance is cheaper than traditional long distance.
Most of the VoIP providers above include long distance calls in the cost of their subscription; in fact, most VoIP providers don't charge extra for long distance calls.
If you happen to get a metered VoIP plan, you will pay the same amount for a local call as you will for a long distance call. And usually that per-minute cost is low.
What do I need to use VoIP?
- A high speed internet connection
- A VoIP service provider
- A computer with a headset or an IP phone.
You can also use an analog telephone adapter to convert your traditional phone for use with VoIP.
Check your connection speed with our VoIP speed test to see if you can get VoIP with your current internet connection.
Interested in learning more about how VoIP works or what some of the features mean? Check the articles below.
