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Future-Proof Your Phone System

Switch from costly, outdated phone lines to cloud-based SIP trunking that scales with your needs.

With Signalmash, you get carrier-grade call quality, faster onboarding, and white-glove support so your communications just work.

Future-Proof Your Phone System
What is SIP Trunking?

What is SIP Trunking?

SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunking connects your phone system to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) using your internet connection instead of physical lines.

With SIP trunking from Signalmash, you can:

  • Cut Costs: Replace expensive on-premises equipment with flexible, internet-based voice infrastructure.

  • Scale on Demand: Instantly add or remove phone lines—no hardware required.

  • Expand Globally: Call and connect from anywhere, with local presence in every U.S. market.

What Is a Local Number?

A local number is a geographically assigned phone number in the U.S. or Canada that helps your business establish a local identity. Even if your team operates remotely, customers feel they’re calling a nearby business building trust, familiarity, and stronger engagement.

SMS/MMS

Global messaging

AI Agents

Smart automation

Voice API

Crystal clear calls

RCS

Rich messaging

SIP Trunking Services

Local Termination: Cost-Effective Outbound Voice

Deliver clear, affordable outbound calls across the U.S. with direct Tier-1 carrier connections and transparent pricing.

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Local Origination: Seamless Inbound Voice

Establish a local presence and receive inbound calls anywhere in the U.S. with high-quality, reliable service.

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Toll-Free Origination: Nationwide Reach

Offer customers a professional, easy-to-remember toll-free number for inbound calls, engineered for reliability and competitive cost.

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How to Get Started with Local Numbers

Setting up a local number with SignalMash is simple and fast:

Sign Up

Create your account at portal.signalmash.com

Choose a Plan

Select and fund the plan that fits your needs.

Register & Buy Numbers

Submit business details and purchase your numbers.

Route & Go Live

Configure routing via SIP or call forwarding and start connecting with customers.

Why Choose Signalmash
SIP Trunking?

Unlike “big-box” CPaaS providers, Signalmash combines enterprise-grade reliability with a partnership-first approach:

Direct Carrier Access

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Bandwidth for crystal-clear calls and fewer hops.

Elastic Infrastructure

Scale automatically with your business needs, pay only for what you use.

Transparent Pricing

Simple, predictable rates with no hidden fees.

Unmatched Support

Real-time help from experts through your own Slack channel.


SIP trunking, priced and compared

Everything a buyer needs on one screen: what a Signalmash trunk costs per minute, how SIP compares with the PRI it replaces and the hosted phone system it competes with, how to size a trunk, and what you need in place to go live.

What Signalmash SIP trunking costs

Per-minute billing, no channel packs, and no charge for capacity up to 10 calls per second. The three plans differ only by monthly commitment; the rates below are the published US list prices from the pricing page.

Per minuteLaunch (no minimum)Growth ($100/mo)Scale ($1,000/mo)
Outbound, US Zone 1$0.0068$0.0065$0.0061
Outbound, toll-free$0.0018$0.0015$0.0011
Inbound, local number$0.0053$0.0050$0.0046
Inbound, toll-free number$0.0165$0.0140$0.0120
Capacity (calls per second)Up to 10 CPS freeUp to 10 CPS freeUp to 10 CPS free

Higher-cost destinations sit in Zones 2 to 5 and are listed on the pricing page. Extra capacity is $375 a month for 10 to 25 CPS and $495 a month for 10 to 50 CPS, then $495 per additional 50 CPS. Local and toll-free numbers rent from $0.95 a month on Launch down to $0.50 on Scale. STIR/SHAKEN attestation, failover routing and branded caller ID are included; there is no setup fee. Worked examples for a 20-seat office, a 200-seat contact centre and a dialer are in the SIP trunking pricing guide.

SIP trunking vs PRI vs hosted VoIP

SIP trunkingPRI (T1)Hosted VoIP / UCaaS
What you keepYour own PBX or contact-centre platformYour own PBXNothing on site; the provider runs the phone system
CapacityElastic, in units of one callFixed 23 calls per circuitPer seat
Pricing modelPer minute (or per channel), no circuit rentalSeveral hundred dollars per circuit per month plus long distance$20 to $40 per user per month, minutes often bundled
ProvisioningHoursWeeksDays
ResilienceFails over to a second connection, site or mobile numberOne physical circuit, one failure pointProvider-managed
Best forBusinesses with a PBX or contact centre they like, BYOC to a CCaaS platform, call volumes where per-seat pricing stops making senseLegacy installs; being withdrawn market by marketSmall teams that want phones without owning a phone system

Usage-based SIP vs channel-based trunks from Comcast Business, Spectrum and the ILECs

Most searches for "SIP trunking Comcast" or "Spectrum SIP trunking" are businesses that already buy internet from a cable or incumbent carrier and are offered a trunk on the same bill. Those trunks are sold per concurrent call path on one- to three-year terms, usually with a block of included minutes, quote-based pricing that varies by region, and provisioning tied to the circuit. A carrier-neutral trunk is priced per minute with no term, runs over any internet connection, and scales by the call rather than by the channel. Neither model is wrong; they suit different call patterns.

Factor
Cable / ILEC SIP trunk (Comcast Business, Spectrum, AT&T, Verizon, Lumen)
Carrier-neutral usage-based trunk (Signalmash)
Pricing model
Per concurrent call path per month, often with bundled minutes; list prices are quote-based and vary by market
Per minute, published: outbound US from $0.0068 to $0.0061, inbound local from $0.0053 to $0.0046, toll-free inbound from $0.0165 to $0.0120 (see the table above); no per-channel fee
Term
Typically 12 to 36 months, aligned to the internet contract; early-termination fees apply
Month to month on the Launch plan; Growth and Scale carry a monthly minimum, not a term
Capacity
Fixed number of channels; adding capacity is a contract change
Elastic; concurrent calls are limited by your connection and PBX, calls per second by plan (up to 10 CPS free, more on request)
Connectivity
Usually delivered over the provider's own circuit, sometimes with managed QoS
Any internet connection; you manage QoS, or run two ISPs for resilience
Provisioning
Weeks, tied to circuit delivery and porting windows
Days; numbers ordered by API, ports filed on your behalf
Number portability
Numbers port in and out, but bundle discounts can make leaving expensive
Numbers port in and out at any time
Best fit
A single site with steady, predictable call volume that wants one vendor and one invoice for internet and voice
Multi-site, contact-centre, seasonal or API-driven traffic, or any business that wants to change internet provider without touching its phones

A quick way to compare offers: divide the monthly channel fee by the minutes you actually use per channel. A $30 channel that carries 1,000 minutes a month costs $0.03 a minute, roughly five times the usage-based rate; a channel that carries 6,000 minutes costs $0.005 and is competitive. If you are mid-contract with a cable provider, Signalmash can run alongside it for outbound overflow or disaster routing and take the numbers when the term ends.

Sizing a trunk

Size to peak concurrent calls, not to seats. A 50-person office rarely has more than 10 to 15 calls in progress at once; a 50-agent contact centre can have 50 plus queued inbound. Each G.711 call needs roughly 87 to 100 kbps in each direction including packet overhead, so 20 concurrent calls is about 2 Mbps symmetric, which any business connection handles as long as voice traffic is prioritised (QoS) over downloads and video. G.729 cuts that to about a third at some cost to audio quality. Because Signalmash trunks are elastic, you do not buy channels in advance; the 10 CPS included on every plan covers call set-up bursts for all but the largest dialers.

What you need to go live

  • A SIP-capable phone system or SBC. 3CX, FreePBX, Asterisk, Cisco, Avaya, Genesys, Five9, Microsoft Teams Direct Routing and most others connect to a Signalmash trunk by IP authentication or SIP credentials.
  • A static public IP or registration credentials for the trunk, and the codecs your system prefers (G.711 by default).
  • Numbers. Buy new local or toll-free numbers in the portal, or port the ones you have with a letter of authorisation and a recent invoice; local ports typically take one to two weeks, toll-free two to four.
  • E911 addresses for every number that can dial out, and CNAM registered so your business name shows on outbound calls.
  • A test plan. Run a trial trunk alongside your current carrier, cut outbound over first, then port inbound. Our voice engineers sit in a shared Slack channel for the cut-over.

Deeper reading: what SIP trunking is, the best providers in 2026, wholesale SIP for resellers, Twilio Elastic SIP alternatives and the telecom glossary for any term above.

FAQs

What is a trunk group?

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A trunk group is a collection of SIP trunks that manage call traffic. With Signalmash, you can organize and optimize trunk groups for better reliability and cost control.

Why do my calls show as ‘Scam Likely’?

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 Caller ID reputation matters. Signalmash helps you register and authenticate calls with STIR/SHAKEN and branded caller ID to ensure your business calls get answered.

What if my internet goes down?

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We provide automatic failover and call forwarding to keep your business reachable at all times.

What is elastic SIP trunking?

Elastic SIP trunking connects your PBX or contact center to the phone network over the internet with capacity that scales up and down automatically, so you pay per minute instead of for fixed channels. Signalmash routes calls over direct Tier-1 carrier connections for call quality.

How much does SIP trunking cost?

Signalmash SIP trunking is billed per minute with no per-channel fees or setup charges, and inbound and outbound rates are published on the pricing page. Most businesses reduce voice costs by 30-50% compared with legacy PRI circuits or per-seat UCaaS bundles.

Does Signalmash SIP trunking support STIR/SHAKEN and E911?

Yes. All outbound calls are signed with full STIR/SHAKEN attestation, and every number can be provisioned with E911 address registration. CNAM, number porting, call recording and real-time CDRs are available from the same portal or API.

Which PBX and softswitch platforms work with Signalmash?

Any SIP-compliant system works, including Asterisk, FreePBX, FreeSWITCH, 3CX, Cisco CUCM, Microsoft Teams Direct Routing via an SBC, and cloud contact center platforms. Signalmash provides configuration guides and engineer-led onboarding for each.

Need Help?

Whether you’re replacing legacy phone lines or scaling a contact center, we’ll guide you every step of the way.