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Callivex SIP Trunking vs IPComms SIP Trunking

Callivex SIP Trunking

callivex.com

IPComms SIP Trunking

ipcomms.net

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Free trial—Yes
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WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · SIP Trunking Providers7.3 (#12)7.4 (#11)
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomAcworth, Georgia, USA
PBX compatibilityCallivex says it integration-tests trunks with Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, FreePBX, 3CX, Cisco UCM, Microsoft Teams Direct Routing, and other listed systems.IPComms lists compatibility with Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, FreeSWITCH, FusionPBX, Cisco CUBE, Avaya, Yeastar, Issabel, and Kamailio.
SecurityThe network page lists TLS 1.2+ signaling, SRTP media using AES-128 or AES-256, optional mutual TLS, source-IP enforcement, and SIP scanner mitigation.The company says trunks can use TLS signaling and SRTP media, and that every call is signed at STIR/SHAKEN A attestation.
SupportThe network operations centre handles live faults 24 hours a day, while quotes, onboarding, and account changes are handled during UK business hours.The SLA lists 24/7 coverage for critical issues and response targets of 15 minutes for critical outages, one hour for high severity, four hours for medium, and 24 hours for low severity.
What it doesCallivex provides bidirectional SIP trunks that connect PBXs, contact-center platforms, and softswitches to the public telephone network over IP.IPComms SIP trunking connects a business PBX or SBC to the public telephone network over the internet.

Plans

Callivex SIP Trunking

  • Wholesale SIP trunkingPriced on request

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IPComms SIP Trunking

  • Usage-billed SIP TrunkingPrice not published

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In their own words

Callivex SIP Trunking

Callivex SIP Trunking provides bidirectional SIP trunks linking PBXs, contact-center platforms, and softswitches to the public telephone network over IP. Calls are billed for each connected second with five-decimal rate precision, without a 60-second minimum or six-second rounding. Accounts use prepaid balances with real-time usage visibility and no volume commitments. Trunks support IP authentication, SIP registration, or a hybrid configuration; the default IP-authentication setup allows up to eight source IPs. Callivex lists integration testing with Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, FreePBX, 3CX, Cisco UCM, and Microsoft Teams Direct Routing. Its network lists 218 termination destinations and inbound local, national, and toll-free numbers in 96 countries. Security features include TLS 1.2 or newer signaling, SRTP media, optional mutual TLS, source-IP enforcement, and SIP scanner mitigation. Fraud controls include country allowlists, spend caps, and anomaly detection. Pricing is on request, with custom rates and prepaid billing.

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IPComms SIP Trunking

IPComms SIP Trunking connects a business PBX or session border controller to the public telephone network over the internet. The standard trunk has no per-channel fee or fixed channel count; concurrent calls depend on bandwidth and a fraud-protection limit that support can raise on request. SIP signaling is supported over UDP or TCP on port 5060 and TLS on port 5061, with G.711 μ-law, G.711 A-law, and G.729 codecs. IPComms lists two geographically separate US points of presence, inbound delivery to both, and automatic outbound failover. Trunks can use TLS signaling and SRTP media, and calls receive STIR/SHAKEN A attestation. The company lists compatibility with multiple PBX systems, Microsoft Teams Direct Routing, and contact-center connections. Its REST API supports number provisioning, trunk management, sub-account creation, and call-detail retrieval. Usage is billed from a prepaid balance. The service has a free plan, with paid service from $1.50/mo; E911 with a dispatchable location is available for $2.50 per number per month. A 30-day test trunk is available on request with limited call capacity and destinations.

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