Business Plans


Axvoice understands what cost cutting means to businesses. Axvoice loves to tackle the challenge of offering business calling plans at throw away price, without compromising on quality. Axvoice offers the most advanced business phone system available in the market. Axvoice also offers hosted PBX service eliminating the need and effort to manage the phone equipment at your business location.

Axvoice for All of Your Business Phone Needs

Axvoice offers two inexpensive business calling plans that bring convenience as well as cost savings. Small business plan kicks off with just $24.99 per month. This plan is packed with value for money features like free calling minutes, free incoming calls, caller ID, call waiting, black listing, online account management facility, equipment and free user-to-user (in-network) calls. Home office (SOHO) plan is made for the more budget conscious self-contained businesses. Home office plan has all the ingredients of a fully featured service at just $14.99 per month.

 

Price
Starting from $29.99 / month
Starting from $14.99 / month
Outgoing Calls
1500 min - 1.5c/min thereafter
200 min - 1.5c/min thereafter
Incoming Calls
Free
Free
User to User (In-Network) Calls
Yes
Yes
Voicemail
Yes
Yes
Caller ID
Yes
Yes
Call Waiting
Yes
Yes
Call Forwarding
1500 min - 1.5c/min thereafter
200 min - 1.5c/min thereafter
Black Listing
Yes
Yes
25+ calling features
Yes
Yes
Online account management
Yes
Yes
Equipment
Yes
Yes
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Much More than a Business Phone Service

Streamline your business processes and improve your business efficiency with Axvoice business VoIP services. Axvoice not only empowers businesses to handle their communication needs well but materially reduce their phone bills too.

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Customer Reviews

We have been using Axvoice VoIP service for quite some time and the number portability feature helped us grow our business since we are a conference management company. We transfer the phone number to ...

Mark Lee
November 05, 2009