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Phoner vs SessionTalk Softphone

Phoner

6.9#5 in softphone softwareFrom $9.99 a month
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FactPhonerSessionTalk Softphone
HeadquartersLas Vegas, Nevada, United StatesManchester, United Kingdom
MessagingUsers can send private texts, photos, and videos, including international texts.Depending on plan and setup, users can send direct and group messages, share files, and send SMS through their SIP provider.
ProductPhoner adds temporary or ongoing second phone numbers so users can call and text without sharing their personal number.SessionPBX combines voice and video calling, team messaging, and hosted PBX service with native softphone apps.
SecurityThe privacy policy describes SSL-secured data exchange, PCI vulnerability standards compliance, and regular malware scans.The maker says signaling can use TLS, media SRTP, file transfers are encrypted, certificate verification is configurable, and device credentials are stored encrypted.
SupportThe privacy policy lists [email protected] for contacting the company about privacy and personal information.The pricing page directs customers to [email protected] for pricing, deployment, or account questions.

Phoner plans

  • Starter Credit Pack$2.99, paid once
  • Bronze Pack$6.99, paid once
  • Alternate Number Monthly$9.99 a month
  • Second Phone Number Monthly$9.99 a month
  • Silver Pack$12.99, paid once
  • Second Number Trial Monthly$14.99 a month

SessionTalk Softphone plans

  • Teams Phone$20 a month
  • Teams Business$40 a month
  • Generic$100 a month
  • Whitelabel Desktop$400 a month
  • Whitelabel Mobile$400 a month

Pick Phoner if…

Phoner may suit people who want a separate number for personal or business calls and messages. Its listed business use cases include startups, small businesses, education, logistics, real estate, and delivery services.

Pick SessionTalk Softphone if…

SessionTalk Softphone suits teams that need softphone calling and hosted PBX, or organizations connecting apps to an existing SIP-based PBX. Its white-label offer is aimed at VoIP providers, ITSPs, resellers and MSPs.

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