If you make a lot of international calls, Broadvoice is the company to subscribe to. It offers service plans that are specifically tailored to users that call mostly outside the US, without however sacrificing local calls. Another interesting thing with Broadvoice is its BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) scheme, whereby you can bring along your own device and sign up with a fee starting at $5.95 a month.
In this review, we see
- Pros and cons of the Broadvoice service
- Included service features
- Features that can be added
- Broadvoice service plans
- My review
Pros
- Very interesting international plans
- Great price
- Many features included in all packages (25 - that's more than other companies)
- 30-day money back guarantee
- BYOD plan is cheap and allows you to bring your own device
- A large set of devices works with the service
- It also offers a variety of devices along with the service
- Easy installation
Cons
- Problems with support
- Issues with call quality
- Not possible to use fax machine
(Free) Included Features
- Anonymous Call Rejection
- Call Forwarding Always
- Call Forwarding Busy
- Call Forwarding No Answer
- Call Hold
- Caller ID with Name
- Call Notify
- 69 Call Return
- Call Transfer
- Call Waiting
- Distinctive Ring
- Directory Assistance (411)
- Do Not Disturb
- Last Number Redial
- Speed Dial 8 & Speed Dial 100
- Three-Way Calling
- Voice Mail
- Voice Mail Aliases
- BroadVoice Call Manager
- Call Forwarding Selective
- Calling ID Blocking
- Outlook Integration
- Priority Alert
- Simultaneous Ring
- Softphone Support
