Business phone service and POTS replacement
Most businesses are moving from copper phone lines to hosted VoIP (UCaaS) or SIP trunks, because carriers are retiring copper and raising prices on what's left. We compare providers, keep your numbers, and make sure alarm, fax and elevator lines keep working.
Options we compare
Hosted VoIP / UCaaS
Cloud phone systems with desk phones, mobile apps, voicemail, auto attendants and video meetings, billed per user.
SIP trunking
Connects an existing on-site phone system (PBX) to the internet instead of copper lines, usually at lower cost.
Microsoft Teams calling
Adds outside phone numbers and calling to the Teams app your staff already use.
POTS line replacement
Replaces copper lines for alarm panels, elevators, fax machines and other devices that still need a traditional line.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep my phone numbers?
Yes. Numbers are ported to the new provider, typically within 1–3 weeks, and we coordinate the cutover to avoid downtime.
What happens to my alarm and fax lines?
We find POTS-replacement services built for alarms, elevators and fax so those devices keep working after copper is gone.
How much internet do I need for VoIP?
About 100 Kbps per simultaneous call, plus headroom. A stable connection matters more than raw speed; we check your internet as part of the quote.
Get business phone options
Tell us your location and how many users and lines you have, and we'll compare voice providers for you.