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One thing to be wary of as with most voip providers is E911. I'm not sure if Plivo offers it but it's worth looking into before venturing down this path. From
by thesis 13y ago
One thing to be wary of as with most voip providers is E911. I'm not sure if Plivo offers it but it's worth looking into before venturing down this path.
From their terms of service it doesn't appear that they do offer it.
"You also acknowledge and understand that Plivo does not currently allow you to access any 911 or similar emergency services (no traditional 911, E911, or similar access to emergency services). The Services are not intended to replace any primary phone service, such as a traditional landline or mobile phone, that may be used to contact emergency services."
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoI use voip.ms. E911 is $1.50/month, but I'd be an idiot not to pay it.
- _JamesA_ 13y agoI also use voip.ms. Unfortunately their API and features have stagnated for quite a while. Even a basic feature like the ability to upload a voicemail greeting has not been implemented yet. That being said the features they do have implemented work well and the pricing is attractive. I can't really tell what Plivo offers other than an API to build custom solutions.
- dedward 13y agoI use it as well. It does seem to have slowed in terms of new features.. but it's the absolutely no-hassle, reliable, functional service that I just love. It's cheap, it does what it does properly, you don't get spammed or tricked into anything whatsoever, and if you do happen to have a billing issue or something, their support has always come through over email with no problems at all for me. They have their act together.