Integrate voice, SMS, and number management for a fully controllable communications system.
Simple APIs that power complex communication needs.
Check number portability, submit a portability request, and retrieve the current status and all related details.
Explore our forever growing API documentation to learn more about all the possible functionnalities.
Purchase voice, fax and text-enabled phone numbers and integrate them into your systems.
Create a communications powerhouse from scratch.
Gain deep insights into your communication patterns with detailed CDR with filters by date, type, account, and billing, and look up termination rates.
Keep your existing numbers while enjoying VoIP.ms benefits. Seamless porting process with support for local and toll-free numbers across multiple countries.
Record and store calls with compliance-ready storage
Advanced call routing with failover support
AI-powered transcription in multiple languages
Enterprise-level security (SOC2 certification coming soon)
Simple, well-documented APIs that get you up and running in minutes. Our SDKs and libraries make integration seamless across any platform.
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Find answers to common questions about setup, costs, and capabilities
Setup is quick. You enable API access in the Customer Portal, set an API password, and whitelist the IP address making requests. Once that’s done, you can start sending API calls.
Yes. The VoIP.ms API is built to manage account features, phone numbers, subaccounts, call routing, SMS, fax, and more, making it useful for existing workflows, platforms, and phone systems.
Some services may have usage limits or require review. For example, SMS through the API has a default daily limit that can be increased after verification.
Yes. The API supports management of local, toll-free, virtual, and international DIDs, along with routing and related account features.
Yes. The API includes DID configuration and routing features, including forwarding, IVRs, ring groups, queues, time conditions, and more.
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