NetCarrier is a national provider of Voice, Data, and Cloud PBX services. We offer a range of voice services, including analog lines/trunks, voice-over IP (VOIP) services, and PRI, Analog, or SIP handoff methods to accommodate various phone system requirements. Our voice packages include competitive pricing, standard line-based features, and unlimited or pay-per-minute local and long-distance options. Our services are designed to meet the needs of businesses of all sizes nationwide, and we also provide integrated communication services, such as aggregating voice and internet services into one bill.

NetCarrier SIP Trunking is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and streaming media service based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) by which NetCarrier can deliver telephone services and unified communications to customers equipped with SIP-based private branch exchange (IP-PBX) and Unified Communications facilities. If your PBX supports SIP technology, you may be in line to save money over traditional telephone architecture.

NetCarrier nCloud xStream is a fiber optic broadband connection that provides high-speed internet access. This service utilises fiber optic cables comprised of extremely thin glass fiber. The fiber cables transmits data via light pulses to increase speeds and reduce latency. The xStream fibre connection is delivered directly into your business from the internet unlike cable providers. They deliver broadband services to a device within your area which is then split and shared by local businesses. This sometimes can cause delayed internet speeds during peak hours.

NetCarrier’s proprietary hosted PBX, nCloud Connect powered by TelEDGE, offers customers all the Unified Communication (UCaaS) features they need for their business. Solutions transform the traditional workforce and enable companies to connect, collaborate, and communicate through cloud-based solutions. The nCloud Connect product provides the scalability to grow your business and the flexibility to integrate your mobile and remote workers while offering 24/7/365 never outsourced customer support.

The Wide Area Network (WAN) is the most vulnerable part of any customer’s network. It’s the segment that spans out over telephone poles and through underground conduits, which exposes it to the elements and other dangers. As more and more companies move their applications into the cloud, WAN connections become increasingly important for the core functions of their businesses. nCloud Survive provides redundancy between multiple WAN connections to ensure that a circuit outage doesn’t affect operations. NetCarrier’s design utilizes constant link monitoring, dynamic VoIP routing, and core-to-edge router peering to ensure an immediate and smooth transition between connections. It keeps phone calls connected through network outages.