Gain a Competitive Edge with Smarter Wholesale VoIP Rates

Wholesale VoIP Rates refer to the cost per minute or per second charged by VoIP providers when selling large volumes of voice traffic to resellers, call centers, or telecom companies. These rates are usually lower than retail VoIP rates and are ideal for businesses handling high call volumes.

Wholesale VoIP Rates are typically calculated based on:

• Destination (e.g., country or region)

• Call duration (per minute or per second)

• Call volume (bulk traffic gets better pricing)

• Interconnection type (CLI, non-CLI, direct routes, etc.)
  Providers may offer rate sheets that list prices for each destination.

Rates vary due to differences in:

• Termination costs in each country

• Regulatory fees and taxes

• Local telecom infrastructure

• Route quality and reliability
  For example, calling the U.S. may cost much less than calling countries in Africa or the Middle East.

Businesses and entities that benefit include:

• VoIP service providers

• Call centers

• Telemarketing firms

• Enterprises with global communication needs

• Resellers and telecom aggregators

To secure competitive rates:

• Compare offers from multiple VoIP carriers

• Choose reliable routes (CLI/Non-CLI based on your need)

• Opt for volume-based or long-term contracts

• Monitor call quality to ensure you’re getting value

• Negotiate directly with VoIP wholesalers

• Retail VoIP Rates are for individual or small business use, often priced higher.

• Wholesale VoIP Rates are for businesses buying voice capacity in bulk, at discounted prices.
  The key difference lies in volume, price, and usage intent.