Offering more than VoIP business phone services and cloud PBX, RingCentral delivers complete unified communications as a service (UCaaS), which have been engineered to fit seamlessly inside of your current application framework. RingCentral's solutions scale as a business grows, making it a great fit for any size business. Easy to set up phone systems with desktop, desk phone, and mobile app access 15-day free trial to test out the phone system Great call quality on all systems Works via Wi-Fi and cellular data services Unlimited minutes and teleconference calls The quality of RingCentral’s customer service has declined over the past few years, including call center support in foreign countries and long wait times for billing and other issues RingCentral is on the expensive side relative to other services. However, this is balanced out with unlimited minutes for calls from non-toll-free numbers Unlimited phone and conference calls Video conferencing Text messaging iPhone and Android apps Voicemail to email Team collaboration (e.g., file sharing, instant messaging, chat rooms, etc.) Integrations with popular apps (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Dropbox) Team members get access to team messaging through mobile apps Receive traditional phone calls through iOS and Android apps on any mobile device
Kall8 is a little different from some others on this list of small business phone services because its primary focus is as a toll free number service. It touts itself as a way to direct and track online ad campaigns to toll free numbers. Along with it, Kall8 also offers basic phone service features such as voicemail and call forwarding. Prices start at $2.00/month per number. Vanity numbers and local numbers cost more. Add to that a per minute rate of roughly $.06 to .07 per minute. You could easily use this service to tie a Google Ad campaign to a phone number and allow you to track which ad performed best. Feature We Like: The online tools for tracking.

With German-engineered sound design, the new Snom series is designed to provide the small business market with the best sound quality and make it easier to add new people and integrate employees who use their mobile phone more than their desk phone. The new platform can start with just 2 lines and 2 phones, then easily grow up to 100 lines and up to 300 cordless, desk phones, and smartphone mobile users. And it’s your choice to have your phone services hosted in the cloud or installed to traditional landline phone lines in your closet — whatever makes the best financial sense for your organization right now.
VOIP is rapidly becoming a popular way for businesses and personal users alike to enjoy crystal clear calling services at a fraction of the cost of a traditional landline. VOIP, which stands for “voice over Internet protocol,” uses the Internet to manage business phone calls unlike a PBX phone system, which uses a traditional phone line. While cost is one of the main benefits, there are a number of reasons you should consider VOIP for your small business.