Hosted voice, SIP, PRI, analog, and cellular, compared.

Hosted voice replaces the phone system in your closet with one that runs in the cloud. Valley VoIP provides the service, the desk phones, and all of the equipment at no charge for the hardware, anywhere in the country.

• Phones and all equipment provided free
• No phone system to buy or maintain
• Works in the office, at home, and on a mobile phone
• Add or remove users whenever you need to

Best suited to: Businesses that want a modern phone system without the capital cost.

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If you own an IP phone system and it still serves you well, SIP trunks let you keep it. Valley VoIP delivers your lines and phone numbers over the internet, with the capacity you need and no more.

• Works with IP phone systems and PBXs
• Capacity sized to your call volume
• Local and toll-free numbers in one place
• Calls can be rerouted if your site goes down

Best suited to: Organizations that own a capable phone system and want better lines for it.

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Many established phone systems were built to connect through a PRI, and they continue to work well. Valley VoIP provides PRI trunks so that those systems can stay in service, with a clear path to newer technology when you are ready.

• 23 voice channels on each circuit
• Direct inward dialing and caller ID
• Connects to PBXs with a PRI interface
• No change to the phones your staff use

Best suited to: Hospitals, hotels, schools, and others with an established PBX.

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Not every device speaks VoIP. Fax machines, alarm panels, elevator phones, and many other pieces of equipment expect a plain analog line. Valley VoIP provides analog lines nationwide.

• Works with standard analog phones and devices
• Suited to fax, alarm, and elevator lines
• Simple, familiar, and easy to use
• Available at locations nationwide

Best suited to: Single lines and devices that require a traditional connection.

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Copper telephone lines are being retired, and the lines that remain cost more every year. Valley VoIP analog line replacement gives your fire alarms, elevator phones, fax machines, and other devices the dial tone they need without the copper.

• Keeps your existing analog equipment in service
• Replaces copper lines that are being retired
• Suited to alarm, elevator, fax, and entry lines
• Manage many locations with one provider

Best suited to: Any organization still paying for copper lines.

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Some locations have no wired service worth having, and some lines are too important to depend on a single connection. Valley VoIP provides phone service over cellular networks to fill both needs.

• No wired connection required
• Quick to install at new and temporary sites
• A second path for important lines
• Available across the country

Best suited to: Remote sites, temporary locations, and lines that need a backup.

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