First posted on DailyCloud.info - October 14, 2016
Last month, OnSIP launched a free voice calling service aimed at small businesses with up to 100 users. The service is free. What’s the catch? Users can only call each other or use SIP addresses and personal call links to reach outside contacts. However, users can add full PSTN access and call any phone number anywhere in the world at a starting price of just $49.95 a month, for the whole company. It’s an attractive offer for businesses that want to stick a toe into the VOIP/unified communications world and try it out.
“This is going to shake up the industry,” said OnSIP CEO Mike Oeth (above) in an interview with the Daily Cloud. “We want to be way cutting edge.” OnSIP has been in business since 2004. Headquartered in New York City, it originally offered SIP connections for Internet-based telephony but soon expanded into fully-fledged unified communications, using open source software components to build a platform. (SIP or session initiation protocol is the protocol used to send voice or video over IP networks.)...
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