Allocation without a queue
Ranges are allocated from our own inventory through the portal — no upstream provider to wait on, no email chain to chase.
IPRN partnership usually means renting visibility into someone else's system. This is the other arrangement: the ranges are ours, the border controllers are ours, and your view into both is direct.
For traffic partners, content operators and testing platforms that need premium rate destinations with visibility they can trust.
You bring traffic; we bring numbers from ranges we hold across our destination coverage. Calls terminate on our own switching, every completed call writes a per-second record immediately, and your settlement is computed from those records — the same ones you can watch accumulate in the portal while the traffic is still running.
Because the platform screens for international revenue-share fraud and false answer supervision at the signalling layer, what reaches your statement has already been filtered — you are not discovering chargebacks weeks after the traffic ran.
Ranges are allocated from our own inventory through the portal — no upstream provider to wait on, no email chain to chase.
Per-second call detail written by the switch itself feeds your statement. Nothing is reconciled afterwards from someone else's export.
Tell us your traffic profile; we confirm which of our ranges fit it and open your account.
Pick ranges and numbers yourself. Allocation is immediate because the inventory is ours.
Test numbers let you confirm routing and audio end-to-end before real traffic moves.
Live call monitoring and immediate call detail from the first minute — the same view our own operations team uses.
Every claim on this page is a description of a system we run — and the deeper version of each one is on the Technology page.
IRSF and false-answer detection run inside the platform, so the traffic on your statement is traffic that actually happened.
When a route behaves oddly, we pull the SIP trace ourselves. Diagnosis is a capture, not a support ticket relayed upstream.
Redundant border controllers and an active-active media fleet mean a node failing is our maintenance event, not your outage.
Numbers, routing, live view and settlement live in one system — so they always agree with each other.
Destinations, volumes, sources — the more specific you are, the more specific our answer: which ranges, what routing, and what your first day's call detail will look like.