FreedomVoice vs iTeleCenter Comparison

If you are a small business owner and you want to move your phone system to the cloud, your aim should be to get as many features as possible (maybe some extras) for the cost-friendliest price. And FreedomVoice and iTeleCenter are both capable of the aforementioned. FreedomVoice (operated by GoDaddy) enters the ring with many advanced features, pay-only extras, softphone integration, phone rental options, 3 pricing plans and a 30-day trial. iTeleCenter, on the other hand, replies with over 50 features (including normally pay-only extras), 4 pricing plans, a 14-day free trial, and a refer a friend promotion.

FreedomVoice is available in customized business pricing plans, or in 3 basic plans starting from $9.95 per month with 400 minutes included, up to $29.95 per month with 3,000 included minutes. Furthermore, you have the option to rent phones and include them in your subscription for $0–$5 per month. All basic plans are available for a 30-day free trial and all of them can be cancelled before the end of each payment period.

No caller IDs are hidden from iTeleCenter (except yours if you want to), which is why you can immediately associate a number with your contacts, even exporting them to Outlook. Your system can be managed from a very simple account manager from your desktop or mobile browser, but if you need the most necessary features only, you can “bring” your account with you with the help of the iPhone/Android app, that can turn your smartphone into a softphone. You can associate various types of numbers to your account, with the exception of international numbers, and you can port your existing phone number to iTeleCenter as well.

Subscription prices start from $8.99 per month with the most expensive plan containing 5,000 free minutes, 4 phone numbers, and unlimited extensions. All plans come with a 14-day free trial and if you successfully refer this VoIP provider to a friend, your subscription fee is waived for an entire month.

Conclusion

If you need a reliable virtual phone system for affordable prices, both these companies are capable of satisfying your expectations. FreedomVoice has less, but more advanced features, accompanied by rarities like voice broadcasting, voicemail compression and password protection, and greetings read by the so-called voice talents. Thanks to the scalability (which provides unlimited extensions and lines by default) you can purchase extra features, you can integrate with third-party software and you can try out the 3 monthly pricing plans of FreedomVoice for 30 days. iTeleCenter, on the other hand, offers more, albeit more regular features and unlimited call capacities with some extras like free call recording, voicemail transcription, conference calling, and the click-to-call button. iTeleCenter also has a free trial for 14 days for its four month-by-month pricing plans and it offers its clients a refer a friend reward which fully waives the subscription fee for a month.