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VoIP Users Getting More as VoIP Calling Features Increase
The average number of calling features is increasing for VoIP phone service plans while monthly prices remain steady, according to
VoipReview.org
, the first and most complete comparison shopping and information source for broadband phone service. While the average number of features per calling plan increased from 23 in April to nearly 27 in November, the average price of an unlimited long distance VoIP home plan remained consistent at approximately $25 per month, according to online search data collected from April 1 through November 30, 2006.
"The VoIP industry has steadily improved product offerings over the past year, which means VoIP buyers continue to get more for their money," said Eric Laughlin, chief executive officer of VoipReview.org. "As VoIP providers compete for their share of the marketplace, you'll see more and more calling features offered standard, with prices staying generally the same. In addition to the cost savings over traditional analog phone lines, free calling features are another key reason why more people are switching to VoIP."
Based on VoipReview.org's online search data, the average number of calling features included in VoIP provider plans ranging from $1 to $30 per month has steadily increased from 23.2 in April to 26.71 in November 2006. Features included in typical VoIP calling plans include caller ID, voice mail, number portability, call waiting and 911. VoipReview.org search data also revealed that the average price of unlimited long distance home plans with 911 has remained somewhat consistent with pricing at $25.46 per month in April and $25.18 per month in November 2006.
Visitors to VoipReview.org can access reliable, independent information about VoIP technology and how it works, the benefits of VoIP services, what equipment they will need, how calls are placed and received, along with answers to dozens of the most frequently asked questions about VoIP. Visitors can also post questions for other users, read actual user reviews, search and compare plans in their area, and click through to VoIP service providers' Web sites to order service.
Posted on Jan 24, 2007
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