Is this wholesale SIP trunking?

It is what most buyers mean by wholesale: high-volume origination and termination at rates below the published ones. IPComms prices it against a committed monthly minute volume rather than a wholesale rate card, so the rate you get is tied to the volume you commit to, in writing.

What is the difference between SIP origination and SIP termination?

Origination is inbound: a caller dials one of your numbers and the call is delivered to your system over SIP. Termination is outbound: your system sends a call to us and we deliver it to the public network. Both are covered by one commitment.

Can I resell under my own brand?

Yes, on the reseller track: you bill your customers at your own price, manage them in a multi-tenant portal, and support them first-line with our engineers behind you. There is no separate white-label programme; the reseller track is priced by volume commitment.

Can I port existing numbers?

Yes. Local and toll-free numbers port in from any carrier at $5 a number, volume discounts for 100 or more. Local ports typically complete in 3–10 business days and toll-free in 5–10.

Yes. The portal API covers number search and activation, trunk management, sub-account creation and call-detail retrieval, so a platform can provision without the web interface.

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Volume-commitment pricing

Often asked for as wholesale. IPComms does not run a wholesale rate card: high-volume origination and termination are priced against a committed monthly minute volume, from about one million minutes a month, and the rates are written into the quote. Below that threshold the published rates apply to everyone, with no commitment and no contract.

How commitments work

What you commit to: A monthly minute volume, typically one million minutes a month or more, across origination and termination
What we quote against it: Per-minute rates for US and Canada origination and termination and toll-free inbound, number pricing, and any international destinations you name
How it is written: The commitment, the rates and the term go into a written quote and then the agreement. Nothing on this page is the committed rate.
Below the threshold: The published rates apply, with no commitment and no contract
Billing: Monthly invoice; per-channel plans available for a fixed line item; usage detail per call in the portal and by API
Traffic: Human-initiated conversational traffic only. Auto-dialers, robocalling and campaign traffic are prohibited by the acceptable use policy and are not quoted at any volume.

Who this is for

Resellers and MSPs: You bill your own customers, under your brand or ours, from a multi-tenant portal; the reseller track on the partner page describes the model.
Contact centers and BPOs: Inbound, outbound or blended centres on Genesys Cloud CX, Five9, Talkdesk, Webex Contact Center, Zoom or your own platform.
Voice platforms: Hosted PBX, UCaaS or application platforms that terminate and originate calls for their own customers over SIP, by IP authentication.

Rates without a commitment

Item	Price
Outbound calling, US and Canada	$0.010 / min
Inbound to local numbers	$0.009 / min
Inbound to toll-free numbers	$0.020 / min
Per channel / concurrent call	$0
Local number, US	$1.50 / month, $1.00 setup
Toll-free number	$2.00 / month, $1.00 setup
Port a number in	$5.00, volume discounts for 100 or more
Term contract	None

Full rate sheet: SIP trunking pricing

These are the rates every account gets. A commitment is only worth making if your volume is large enough that a lower per-minute rate outweighs the obligation; the quote shows both numbers.

Network

Your platform connects to either or both points of presence by IP authentication; inbound calls for your numbers are delivered to both; outbound calls leave through multiple upstream carriers over SIP TLS with SRTP, with automatic failover.

Two points of presence, encrypted on both legs when you use TLS.

Specifications

Signaling and media: SIP over UDP/TCP 5060 or TLS 5061; RTP or SRTP (SDES); G.711 µ-law and A-law, G.729
Authentication: IP allow-list, several addresses per trunk, or digest registration
Points of presence: Two, geographically separate (US East, US West); inbound delivered to both
Upstream: Multiple carriers, reached over SIP TLS with SRTP; automatic failover on the outbound path
STIR/SHAKEN: Every call is signed at A attestation, outbound and inbound
Numbers: Local numbers in US and Canadian area codes; toll-free 800/888/877/866/855/844; porting at $5 a number, volume discounts for 100 or more; local ports typically 3–10 business days, toll-free 5–10
E911: Dispatchable location per number (Kari’s Law, RAY BAUM’S Act)
Portal and API: Multi-tenant portal for sub-accounts, trunks, numbers and call records; API for number provisioning, trunks and CDR retrieval
Concurrent calls: No per-channel fee and no set channel count; the fraud-protection limit is set to your committed volume at turn-up

Questions

Is this wholesale SIP trunking?: It is what most buyers mean by wholesale: high-volume origination and termination at rates below the published ones. IPComms prices it against a committed monthly minute volume rather than a wholesale rate card, so the rate you get is tied to the volume you commit to, in writing.
What is the difference between SIP origination and SIP termination?: Origination is inbound: a caller dials one of your numbers and the call is delivered to your system over SIP. Termination is outbound: your system sends a call to us and we deliver it to the public network. Both are covered by one commitment.
Can I resell under my own brand?: Yes, on the reseller track: you bill your customers at your own price, manage them in a multi-tenant portal, and support them first-line with our engineers behind you. There is no separate white-label programme; the reseller track is priced by volume commitment.
What volume is required?: Commitments start at around one million minutes a month. Below that the published rates apply to everyone, with no commitment and no contract, and they are already $0.010 per minute outbound and $0.009 inbound in the US and Canada.
Can I port existing numbers?: Yes. Local and toll-free numbers port in from any carrier at $5 a number, volume discounts for 100 or more. Local ports typically complete in 3–10 business days and toll-free in 5–10.
Is there an API?: Yes. The portal API covers number search and activation, trunk management, sub-account creation and call-detail retrieval, so a platform can provision without the web interface.