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Callcentric SIP Trunking

Callcentric SIP Trunking lets businesses place worldwide calls from SIP-based IP PBXs or gateways through its Pay Per Call plan.

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What Callcentric SIP Trunking is

Callcentric SIP Trunking lets businesses place worldwide calls from SIP-based IP PBXs or gateways through its Pay Per Call plan. The plan has no monthly fee and includes no minutes; calls are charged at variable per-minute rates, while calls to other Callcentric members are free. It lists three included channels, unlimited maximum channels, and no additional channel fee. Callcentric offers business phone numbers in the USA, Canada, and over 35 other countries. Listed uses include offices, call centers, IVR services, and calling card providers. The provider says most SIP/2.0 hardware and software should be compatible, and names 3CX, Asterisk, freePBX, Bria, ZoIPer, and LinPhone as options users have successfully used. Compatible devices need specified SIP, RTP, authentication, proxy, DNS, and codec support. Toll-free US/Canada numbers cost $3.95 setup and $3.95 per month.

Good

  • No monthly fee or commitment for Pay Per Call.
  • Calls to other Callcentric members are free.
  • Includes three channels with no additional channel fee.
  • Offers numbers in the USA, Canada, and over 35 countries.

Watch out

  • No minutes are included.
  • Per-minute calling prices vary.
  • Audio and SIP communications using RTPS or SIPS are unsupported.
  • Toll-free US/Canada numbers cost $3.95 per month plus setup.

Who it suits

Callcentric suits businesses using SIP-based IP PBXs or gateways that need outbound calling with variable per-minute charges. Its listed use cases include offices, call centers, IVR services, and calling card providers.

Verdict

Callcentric provides SIP trunking with no monthly plan charge, but outbound calls are billed at variable per-minute rates. Check device requirements and the unsupported RTPS and SIPS transports before choosing it.

Plans and prices

From Callcentric SIP Trunking's own pricing page, checked 14 Oct 2026.

All about pricing
PlanPriceWhat it gives you
Pay Per CallFreeWorldwide per-minute pricing · 3 included channels · unlimited maximum channels · $5 minimum deposit · Monthly; prepaid balance required
IP FreedomFreeUnlimited free calling to Callcentric customers · 0 included minutes · no setup fee · Monthly
North America Basic$1.95 a month120 minutes to USA, Canada and Puerto Rico · E911 included · $1.50 setup fee · Monthly
US/Canada Toll Free number$3.95 a monthToll-free number product · Monthly plus $3.95 setup
North America 500$6.95 a month500 minutes to USA, Canada and Puerto Rico · E911 included · $1.50 setup fee · Monthly
North America 1000$12.95 a month1,000 minutes to USA, Canada and Puerto Rico · E911 included · $1.50 setup fee · Monthly
North America 2500$29.95 a month2,500 minutes to USA, Canada and Puerto Rico · E911 included · $1.50 setup fee · Monthly

The facts

Each one read from Callcentric SIP Trunking's own pages, with the date it was checked.

What it does

API availability
Callcentric says it does not currently provide APIs for its SMS services.checked 14 Oct 2026
Asterisk support
Callcentric publishes PJSIP configuration examples, registration parameters and network match ranges for Asterisk PBX deployments.checked 14 Oct 2026
Business numbers
Callcentric offers business phone numbers in the USA, Canada, and over 35 other countries.checked 30 Sep 2026
BYOD
Callcentric supports bring-your-own-device deployments rather than requiring a specific phone or PBX.checked 14 Oct 2026
BYOD compatibility
Callcentric says most SIP/2.0 hardware and software should be compatible and that it does not restrict customers to only equipment it is comfortable with.checked 30 Sep 2026
Calling features
The feature catalog includes call forwarding, call hunting, call treatments, simultaneous ringing, IVR, voicemail, fax reception, caller-ID controls and network-down forwarding.checked 14 Oct 2026
Compatibility
The provider states that most SIP/2.0 software is compatible and lists open-source and proprietary clients including Asterisk, freePBX, LinPhone and Acrobits.checked 14 Oct 2026
Documentation
The support center contains FAQs and bring-your-own-device guides for adapters, IP phones, PBXs, desktop softphones and mobile softphones.checked 14 Oct 2026
Encryption limitation
Callcentric states that it does not support encrypted SIP or audio connections using SIPS or SRTP.checked 14 Oct 2026
Independent limitation
The same Broadband Bulletin discussion says there is no export/import function for call treatments and related settings.checked 14 Oct 2026
Independent praise
A 2025 Broadband Bulletin user reports reliable home and business service, extensive documentation, flexible plans, good porting and effective call-treatment features.checked 14 Oct 2026
Integrations
Official setup coverage includes 3CX, Asterisk, Zoiper, Bria Solo, Grandstream, Yealink, Cisco, Polycom, Snom, Linksys, Obihai and other SIP devices.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: setup complexity
Independent reviewers report that configuring an ATA or PBX and understanding separate inbound and outbound purchases can be confusing for beginners.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: support complaints
Some VoIPReview and WhichVoIP reviewers report ticket-only support, slow responses and difficulty resolving outages or configuration problems.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: Trustpilot pricing
One Trustpilot reviewer calls an international number relatively expensive at $8 monthly plus an $8 setup fee.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: WhichVoIP review
The review site says users must configure and purchase their own hardware, there is no remote provisioning, plans are split between inbound and outbound services, and no annual plans are offered.checked 14 Oct 2026
Named integrations
The compatibility FAQ lists 3CX, Asterisk, freePBX, Bria, ZoIPer, and LinPhone among software users have successfully used.checked 30 Sep 2026

Where it runs

App update
Google Play lists the Callcentric SMS Android app as updated on May 5, 2026.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: Android SMS app
The Android listing excludes MMS, attachments, group messages and international SMS, while a reviewer reports delayed message refresh that can hinder two-factor-code use.checked 14 Oct 2026
Limit: iOS SMS app
The iOS app does not support MMS, group messages or international SMS numbers, and reviewers report limited synchronization across devices.checked 14 Oct 2026

Money

Calling costs
The plan has no monthly fee and no included minutes; per-minute prices vary, and calls to other Callcentric members are free.checked 30 Sep 2026

The company

Company history
Callcentric says it was founded in 2001, began providing VoIP to end users in 2005 and belongs to the Callcentric Wholesale group.checked 14 Oct 2026
Founded
2001checked 28 Sep 2026
Headquarters
New York, New York, USAchecked 28 Sep 2026
The full review of Callcentric SIP Trunking

Overview

Callcentric SIP Trunking’s Pay Per Call plan is an outbound calling option for businesses using SIP-based IP PBXs or gateways. Calls can be placed worldwide, with charges based on variable per-minute rates. There is no monthly fee, no included minutes, and no commitment; the account deposit can be as low as $5.00. Calls to other Callcentric members are free.

The plan includes three concurrent channels and supports unlimited maximum channels, with a $0.00 additional channel fee. It is outbound-only. Callcentric offers business numbers in the USA, Canada, and more than 35 other countries. Number porting, emergency calling, and toll-free numbers are available.

Pay Per Call lists business and office use, call centers, IVR services, calling card providers, and any purpose among its supported usage types. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

Key features

Bring your own SIP equipment

Callcentric says most SIP/2.0 hardware and software should be compatible and does not restrict customers to equipment it is comfortable with. Its compatibility FAQ names 3CX, Asterisk, freePBX, Bria, ZoIPer, and LinPhone as software users have successfully used.

For compatible devices, the listed requirements include SIP 2.0, RTP over UDP, DIGEST MD5 authentication, a fixed outbound proxy, DNS SRV, and G.711 and/or G.729. Businesses should check that their chosen PBX, gateway, or software meets those requirements.

Account controls and privacy

Account protections include the ability to limit calling destinations and whitelist IP addresses either globally or per extension. Callcentric advises using complex passwords. It says it does not listen in on calls or have access to users’ login passwords.

There is an important encryption limitation: Callcentric does not support audio or SIP communications using RTPS or SIPS. It says credentials are encrypted during REGISTER and INVITE according to SIP, but encrypted signaling is not listed as a supported feature.

Support and numbers

Callcentric provides a maintained knowledge base, BYOD setup guides, and free support through trouble tickets. US/Canada toll-free numbers are listed at $3.95 setup and $3.95 per month. Pricing for US/Canada and international phone numbers varies by product or country.

Pricing

Pay Per Call is a freemium plan with a $0.00 monthly charge, billed month to month at $0.00. Calling costs vary by destination and are charged per minute; there are no included minutes. The account deposit can be as low as $5.00. Three channels are included, maximum channels are unlimited, and additional channels cost $0.00 each. A free plan is available, but there is no free trial.

Number add-ons have separate pricing. US/Canada toll-free numbers cost $3.95 for setup and $3.95 per month; other US/Canada and international number prices vary.

Platforms

Listed platforms are Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, web, extension, and self-hosted. Compatibility also depends on the SIP requirements Callcentric lists for devices and software.

Who it's for

This service may suit businesses that need outbound calling from a SIP-based PBX or gateway and want usage-based calling rather than a monthly plan with included minutes. Its stated usage types range from offices and call centers to IVR and calling card services. Businesses should account for variable per-minute charges, the outbound-only plan, and the limits on encrypted audio and SIP transport when deciding whether it fits their needs.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • No monthly fee or commitment for Pay Per Call, with an account deposit as low as $5.00.
  • Three included concurrent channels, unlimited maximum channels, and no additional channel fee.
  • Broad BYOD compatibility claims and named software examples.
  • Number porting, emergency calling, and toll-free numbers are supported.
  • Free support is available through trouble tickets, alongside setup guides and a knowledge base.

Cons

  • There are no included minutes, and per-minute calling prices vary.
  • The plan is outbound-only.
  • RTPS and SIPS communications are not supported.
  • Phone-number pricing varies by product or country, aside from the listed toll-free price.

Alternatives

For a broader category view, see SIP Trunking Providers. Other options include IPComms SIP Trunking, SIP.US Cloud SIP Trunking, Callivex SIP Trunking, and Flowroute. The directory also lists Twilio Segment, Telnyx Text-to-Speech API, Bandwidth Messaging API, and Dollu CCaaS.

Verdict

Callcentric Pay Per Call makes its cost structure straightforward at the monthly level: the plan costs $0.00 per month and has no included minutes, so outbound usage drives calling charges. Its channel allowance, broad stated SIP compatibility, and available business numbers make it a practical option to consider for organizations already using SIP equipment. Before choosing it, verify device requirements, estimate destination-based calling costs, and weigh the lack of RTPS and SIPS support against your security needs.

Getting started

  1. Visit the Callcentric SIP Trunking page.
  2. Create an account and make an account deposit; the amount can be as low as $5.00.
  3. Choose the Pay Per Call plan, which has no monthly fee and charges for calls at variable per-minute rates.
  4. Connect a compatible SIP 2.0 device or software that meets the listed transport, authentication, proxy, DNS, and codec requirements.
  5. Use the BYOD setup guides or contact free support through trouble tickets if needed.

Limits worth knowing

Pay Per Call includes no minutes, and outbound calling is charged at variable per-minute rates. The plan includes three channels, although the maximum is unlimited and additional channels have no fee.

Questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Pay Per Call has no monthly fee, but it includes no minutes and outbound calls have variable per-minute charges.

What does Pay Per Call cost?

The plan is free, billed month to month.

Which platforms are supported?

Listed platforms are Android, extensions, iOS, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows.

Which devices and software can work with it?

Callcentric says most SIP/2.0 hardware and software should be compatible. Named software includes 3CX, Asterisk, freePBX, Bria, ZoIPer, and LinPhone; compatible devices must meet the listed protocol and codec requirements.

Does Callcentric support encrypted signaling?

No. Callcentric says it does not support audio or SIP communications using RTPS or SIPS; credentials are encrypted during REGISTER and INVITE according to SIP.

How much are toll-free numbers?

US/Canada toll-free numbers cost $3.95 for setup and $3.95 per month.

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