The Blossom plan suits teams operating from various locations. The $15 monthly fee for each agent includes a much longer list of functionalities than the Sprout plan. For example, with this plan, you can set business hours and get access to multi-level IVR, among other features.
As a small business owner, you want to keep track of where every dollar goes. That’s why it’s important to find the right virtual phone service providers that will fit in your budget. The following list includes companies that charge per minute, and companies with monthly plans. The ideal provider will not require you to pay for features you aren’t using, but will allow you to add them as your business grows.

Before you can start considering a brand, you need to figure out exactly how you want your business to use a phone system. Look at your existing phone system and decide whether you're going to simply keep all of it and bolt some VoIP functionality on top, retain only part of it, or replace the whole thing. Frequently, a total replacement isn't in the cards if only because some parts of your existing phone system can't be easily changed over to softphones or even desktop VoIP handsets.
Assessing the number and quality of features available can also staggering. We assumed you'll want the basics of call forwarding, voice mail boxes, and a standard menu that lets customers select where they want to direct their calls. But consider other features, like applications that will allow portability from business to cell phone, features that will translate voicemail to text or email, call recording, fax services, and even features that will work with Google documents, Salesforce, or your office software. How much of these additional features does your company really need, and how much are they worth to you?