Big-company phone features at a small-company price: auto-attendant, mobile apps, and unlimited US and Canada calling from 21 dollars per user.
Small businesses lose calls for a simple reason: the phone system is either a single line that is busy when it matters, or a personal cell that answers with a plain hello. fvoip fixes both without complexity. Callers hear a professional greeting, choose sales, support, or a person, and the call rings desk phones and mobile apps together. Whoever is free answers; whoever is not sees the voicemail arrive by email with an AI transcript. To the caller, you sound like a much larger company. Internally, it is two people and a laptop.
Setup is deliberately simple. There is no hardware to install beyond optional desk phones from Yealink, Poly, or Grandstream, rentable from 8.99 dollars a month or purchased outright. Most small teams run entirely on the free desktop and mobile apps. Your existing number ports over free, in 3 to 10 business days for local numbers, and stays live on the old carrier until the move completes. Business-hours routing, voicemail transcripts, and the auto-attendant are included on every plan, not sold as add-ons.
The economics fit how small businesses actually operate. Essential is 21 dollars per user per month, 18 on annual billing, for teams of 1 to 4, with unlimited US and Canada calling and no setup fees. There are no contracts, so nothing is locked in if the business changes, and no regulatory recovery surcharges quietly inflating the bill. Businesses leaving traditional carriers like Spectrum Business or Comcast Business typically cut phone spend 40 to 60 percent, and the 30-day money-back guarantee makes the switch itself risk-free.
Set up in a day. Keep your numbers. Cancel anytime — every plan is month-to-month with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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