Global calling with rates you can actually verify
Direct Tier-1 termination to more than 190 destinations, published per-minute pricing, preserved caller ID and none of the surcharge creep that makes legacy international bills impossible to audit.
Sample outbound rates (per minute)
What separates our international service from a reseller's
Anyone can buy minutes and mark them up. The differences show in call quality, billing clarity and what happens when a route degrades at 3am.
Direct Tier-1 termination
Fewer hops between your PBX and the destination network means lower post-dial delay, better audio and fewer of the odd failure modes that come from multi-hop grey routing.
CLI preservation
Your caller ID arrives intact on every route that supports it, so international callbacks work and your calls are not silently dropped by destination-network filtering.
Published, auditable rates
Per-destination rates visible in the portal and in your contract. No 'regulatory recovery fee', no rounding to the minute, no surcharge that appears in month four.
Per-second billing
Billed by the second after a six-second minimum. On a large international estate, minute rounding alone silently inflates bills by 8–15%.
Automatic quality failover
Continuous MOS and ASR monitoring per destination with automatic reroute when a carrier degrades — typically resolved before your team files a ticket.
Spend controls per destination
Destination allow-lists and per-country spend caps that stop toll fraud from turning into a five-figure surprise over a weekend.
Where the savings actually come from
Most organisations assume their international spend is a function of the headline rate. In practice, the bigger levers are minute rounding, surcharge layering, failed-call retries caused by poor routes, and paying premium rates for destinations you barely call.
- Per-second billing removes 8–15% of inflated duration on short international calls
- Higher ASR means fewer retries, and retries are calls you pay for twice
- One consolidated invoice replaces per-country carrier relationships and their minimums
- Volume commitments are applied across all destinations rather than per-country
- Rate changes require contractual notice, so budgets survive the quarter
Rate-mix analysis
We model your actual destination mix rather than quoting on headline rates.
Per-second billing
Six-second minimum, then billed per second. No minute rounding.
190+ destinations
Including the emerging markets most providers quietly exclude.
Fraud spend caps
Per-destination ceilings that cannot be exceeded without explicit approval.
Getting your international traffic moved
Usually a two-week exercise, and frequently the fastest saving available in a telecom estate.
Bill and CDR analysis
Send us three months of invoices or CDRs. We produce a like-for-like comparison against your real destination mix, including the surcharges your current provider applies.
Route validation
You test the destinations that matter most to your business on a sandbox trunk, listening to real calls before any commitment.
Phased migration
Outbound international traffic moves first — the lowest-risk, highest-saving change. Domestic and inbound follow once you are satisfied.
Ongoing review
Quarterly rate reviews against your evolving destination mix, with proactive repricing where volume growth justifies it.
Representative international rates
Standard business rates in USD per minute, billed per second after a six-second minimum.
| Destination | Per minute from | Route quality |
|---|---|---|
| United States & Canada | $0.009 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| United Kingdom — fixed | $0.011 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| United Kingdom — mobile | $0.019 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Germany — fixed | $0.012 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| France — fixed | $0.012 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Spain — fixed | $0.013 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Netherlands — fixed | $0.012 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| India — mobile | $0.014 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Australia — fixed | $0.013 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Singapore — fixed | $0.016 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Japan — fixed | $0.021 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| Brazil — mobile | $0.032 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| South Africa — mobile | $0.038 | Premium, CLI preserved |
| United Arab Emirates — fixed | $0.089 | Premium, CLI preserved |
Rates are illustrative list prices. Committed-volume customers receive individually negotiated per-destination pricing.
Choose the model that matches your traffic
Pay as you go for variable calling, bundled minutes for predictable teams, or committed volume for large international operations.
- Published per-destination rates
- Per-second billing, 6s minimum
- No monthly minimum
- Portal spend alerts
- Standard fraud caps
- Business-hours support
- 50,000 minutes included monthly
- Blended rate across all destinations
- Rollover of unused minutes for 30 days
- Per-department cost allocation
- Quarterly rate review
- 24/7 NOC support
- Individually negotiated destination rates
- Contractual quality thresholds
- Dedicated routing profile
- Rate protection with notice periods
- Named account engineer
- Executive escalation path
All prices are illustrative USD list rates excluding local taxes and regulatory fees. Committed-volume and multi-year agreements are quoted individually — request a tailored quote.
International calling questions, answered plainly
Still unsure? Our voice architects answer technical questions directly — no gatekeeping through sales.
Usually three reasons compounding. Minute rounding inflates every short call to a full minute. Surcharges — 'regulatory recovery', 'access', 'network' — are applied as percentages on top of the quoted rate. And destination banding groups countries so you pay a premium band rate for a call to a cheap destination.
We bill per second, quote per destination and apply no percentage surcharges. Your CDR total and your invoice total should match to the cent; if they ever do not, that is a defect we will fix.
On premium routes, yes — your presented number arrives intact so recipients can call back and your calls are less likely to be filtered by destination networks.
Some destinations enforce local-presentation rules that override foreign CLI regardless of carrier. We tell you which destinations behave that way before you commit rather than after you notice.
We buy at genuine wholesale volume and interconnect directly rather than through intermediaries, so there is one margin in the chain instead of three. That accounts for part of it.
The rest is structural: per-second billing, no surcharge layering and destination-specific pricing rather than banding. In most bill analyses we run, the structural differences save more than the headline rate does.
Yes, and we recommend it. Destination allow-lists can be applied globally, per trunk, per site or per extension, and high-risk destination groups are blocked by default on new accounts.
Combined with per-destination spend caps, this is the single most effective control against toll fraud, which overwhelmingly targets premium-rate destinations that legitimate businesses never call.
Our platform-wide average MOS is 4.42, and median post-dial delay on premium international routes is around one second. Individual destinations vary with the quality of the terminating network.
Per-destination quality data is visible in your portal, so you can hold us to measured numbers rather than a marketing average.
Satellite destinations are supported but blocked by default because of their cost and their popularity with fraudsters. We can enable specific satellite ranges on request with a documented business justification.
Premium-rate and revenue-share destinations are blocked by default for the same reason and are enabled only case by case.
Send us a bill. We will send back the difference.
Three months of invoices or CDRs is enough for a like-for-like analysis against your real destination mix — including the surcharges your current provider applies. No obligation, and we will tell you if you are already getting a good deal.
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