Sell phone service under your name.
We handle the carrier side.
Pricing, your first quote, your first install — you're not doing this alone.
- $0
- platform fee, ever
- $4.00
- per extension, per month
- $0.019
- per minute, published
- Free
- porting, in any volume
What stays yours. What becomes ours.
You keep the customer and the margin. Everything that makes a phone company a phone company stays with us.
Yours
- The customer, and what you charge them
- Your brand, on your own portal
- The margin on every seat, number and minute
- Their phone numbers — free to port in, and free to take with them
- Your customers never hear from us — no marketing, no upsell, no renewal calls
- Support requests come to you, not around you
Ours
- Carrier contracts, number inventory and porting
- 911 registration and compliance filings
- The network, the switches and the uptime
- Support when something breaks at 2am
- Eleven years of doing exactly this — we’ve run phone service since 2015
Find your customer's number. Right now.
This is our real inventory, searched live. Pick one and it's yours the moment you finish signing up — paid for out of your $25.
Showing live inventory
Every number here stays on the open market until someone claims it — we can't hold one for you. It's locked to your account the moment you finish signing up, and anyone can buy it until then.
Your first number comes out of your $25 — $3.50 for the first month, leaving $21.50 to spend on calls. Nothing to pay, no card.
Everything you need to run a phone company, without being one.
One dashboard for every customer you sell to. Here is the part that matters most.
Build a call flow by dragging boxes
This is the part nobody else makes simple. Drag what should happen — answer, menu, ring the sales group, voicemail after hours — and connect them. No dial plans, no scripting, no support ticket. Twenty-seven building blocks, including things most platforms don't offer at all: time conditions, PIN gates, outage failover, live transcription.
- Time-of-day and holiday routing
- IVR menus, ring groups and queues
- Outage failover to a mobile
- Live transcription on the call
Watch a live call move through it
Nodes light up as a real call passes through them. When a customer says "it rang the wrong desk", you can see where it actually went instead of guessing.
Every customer, one screen
Each business you sell to is its own isolated tenant with its own numbers, users and billing. You switch between them; they never see each other.
Buy the number while they are on the phone
Search by town, pick a number, and it is routed and ready to ring in about a minute. Porting their existing numbers is free.
Phones set themselves up
Register the MAC, plug the handset in at the customer site, and it pulls its own config on boot — extension, button layout, BLF keys and park slots. No laptop, no handset menus, no per-phone fiddling.
See what is happening right now
Active calls as they happen, plus history and recordings when you need to answer "what happened on that call?"
It has your name on it, not ours
Your logo, your colors, your support address, on your own domain. Your customers sign in to your brand and never see ours — we're the carrier behind it, invisible.
Read the call, not just the log
Voicemail and calls come back as text you can search. Your customer stops asking staff what was said on a call three weeks ago.
What's one customer worth to you?
Drag anything. Costs come straight off the rate card below. No surprises.
The whole rate card
Everything you can be billed for. If it isn't on this list, it isn't a charge.
| SeatOne extension. Every feature included. | $4.00/mo |
| Phone numberMillions in stock across every US state — pick the town your customer actually wants. | $1.50/mo |
| Number activationOne time, per number. | $2.00once |
| CallingInbound or outbound, billed per second. | $0.019/min |
| Toll-free number | $3.00/mo |
| Toll-free callingRated on where the caller is. Alaska, Hawaii and US territories at cost plus 25%. | $0.045/min |
| E911 locationOne per site. Additional addresses $2.00/mo. | Free |
| Porting numbers inMost US numbers can move. We check before you quote, and we do the paperwork. | Free |
| eFax portalSend and receive from the browser — inbox, sent items, contacts and cover sheets. Costs a number plus the minutes it uses, and never a per-page charge. | Included |
| Dial tone for a fax machineA real analog dial tone for a physical machine, not fax-to-email. The adapter is yours after the one-time fee; its number and minutes then bill like any other line. | $129oncethen $5.00/mo |
| Platform feeThere isn't one. There never will be. | None |
Calls between your customer's own extensions are free and always will be. International calling is off by default and quoted on request.
You already run their network. Phones should be yours too.
You're already the person they call for their network, computers and internet. Phones are usually the one thing you hand to someone else — or resell on a platform that isn't really yours. Here's what changes.
- 01
Sign up and look around
No card, no fee. We put $25 of our own money in your account so you can buy a real number and make real calls before you commit to anything.
- 02
We work out your pricing together
The hardest part when you've never done this. We'll tell you what the market charges, what to quote, and where your margin actually comes from.
- 03
Your first quote
Send us the customer's situation — how many people, how many numbers, what they have now. We'll build the quote with you.
- 04
Your first install
Phones provision themselves when they're plugged in. We'll be on the phone with you the first time anyway.
- 05
You bill them, we bill you
You charge your customer whatever you decided. We charge you the rate card. The difference is yours.
The parts nobody sees until they go wrong
Anyone can draw a call flow. The reason an MSP stops running their own PBX is everything underneath it — the 2am failure, the toll fraud, the 911 filing. That is the part we operate.
Fraud, caught early
- Per-extension limits on simultaneous calls
- Trunk monitoring, with alerts when a pattern looks wrong
- A compromised handset is contained before the bill arrives
- You are not the one explaining a five-figure toll bill
911 that is actually filed
- A registered address per extension, not one per account
- Outbound blocked on any extension without one
- Address changes pushed to the carrier, not just stored
- The filing obligation is ours — we are the carrier of record
When something breaks
- Calls fail over to a mobile if a site goes dark
- Handset registration monitored, not assumed
- Carrier faults are ours to chase, not yours
- One number to call, and a person answers it
Everything in the portal is in the API
Not a subset, and not an afterthought. Provision tenants, buy numbers, build call flows and place calls from your own software — the same endpoints our own dashboard uses.
curl -X POST https://api.simuwave.com/v1/phone-numbers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SIMUWAVE_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "phone_numbers": ["+14793027700"], "tenant_id": "tnt_8f21c4" }'
{
"data": [
{
"id": "did_9c11a0",
"number": "+14793027700",
"tenant_id": "tnt_8f21c4",
"status": "active"
}
]
}- 46 endpoints, full parity. Tenants, extensions, numbers, porting, call flows, ring groups, queues, voicemail, faxes, invoices and calls.
- Keys you can actually trust. Granular scopes plus a per-key tenant allowlist, so an integration only ever touches the customers you name. Expiry, per-key rate limits and a full request log.
- 55 webhook event types. Calls, faxes, ports, invoices and payments, HMAC-signed, with retries and redelivery.
- OpenAPI 3.0 spec. Generate a client in any language, or point Postman at it and start.
Public. No login, no sales call — go and look before you decide.
Questions people actually ask
Is there a public API?
Yes, and it is not a cut-down version. Everything the portal does — creating tenants, buying and porting numbers, building call flows, placing calls — is a documented endpoint, with scoped keys and signed webhooks. The reference is at simuwave.com/api-docs, open to anyone.
Do I have to become a phone company?
No. We're the carrier of record — the licenses, the 911 filings and the compliance obligations are ours. You're selling a service under your own brand.
What if I only ever get one customer?
Then you pay for one customer. No platform fee, no minimum, no contract — a single small account still makes you money.
I've sold phone service before. Is this too basic for me?
No — the hand-holding is there if you want it, not a requirement. The rates, the portal and the rate card are the same whether it's your first customer or your fiftieth, and porting an existing book over is normal work for us. Skip the walkthrough and go straight to buying numbers.
My customer wants to keep their number.
They keep it. Most US numbers can port, and porting is free however many there are — tell us the numbers and their current provider and we'll confirm they can move before anyone signs anything. It stays their number too: if you ever walk away, it ports out. We don't hold numbers hostage.
Can you get a number in my customer's town?
Almost certainly — there are millions of US numbers in inventory, searchable by state, area code and rate center. If a specific town is thin, we'll go source it.
Who's responsible for 911?
We are. We file the address with the carrier and keep it current. Your job is telling us where the phones physically are — the platform won't let you skip it.
What happens when my credit runs out?
You top up. Nothing else changes — same rates, no plan to pick, no upgrade conversation. Service continues as long as you have a balance.
Can I use my own carrier?
Not yet. Today the numbers and trunks come from us, which is what lets us carry the compliance burden for you. Bring-your-own-carrier is on the roadmap.
How fast can I be selling?
Your portal is live the moment you sign up — you can buy a number and route a call in minutes. The slow part is deciding what to charge, which is the part we help with.
See it work with a real phone number.
Sign up and we'll put $25 in your account. I'll walk you through the rest.