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Sell on the marketplace

List your routes in about two minutes

Drop in the rate sheet you already have. We read your destinations, prefixes and rates, you fill in what a rate sheet cannot say, and you sign in at the end.

Drop your rate sheet here

CSV or Excel, in whatever layout your carrier sends it. We work out which columns are which, so there is nothing to reformat.

Choose a file

CSV, XLSX, XLS, ODS or TSV. Nothing is published until you say so.

  • Free to list
  • Your full rate on every call
  • Credited as each call ends
  • Sign in at the end

What we read

Any layout in, a clean rate deck out

Carriers send rate sheets in every shape: several codes in one cell, commas for decimals, the network in a column of its own. You do not tidy it first. We read it as it is and show you every rate before anything is listed.

carrier_rates_october.xlsxExample
ABCD
CountryDestinationBreakoutDestinationCodesPrefixRate/minRate
NigeriaMTN234803, 2348060,0712
NigeriaAirtel2348020,0698
NigeriaLagos23410,0610
GhanaMTN23324; 233540,0890
KenyaSafaricom2547220,1310

Codes bundled in one cell, commas for decimals, the network in its own column.

Read by PacketExchangeExample
PrefixDestinationUSD/min
+234803Nigeria MTN0.0712
+234806Nigeria MTN0.0712
+234802Nigeria Airtel0.0698
+2341Nigeria Lagos0.061
+23324Ghana MTN0.089
+23354Ghana MTN0.089
+254722Kenya Safaricom0.131
7 rates across 3 countriesfrom 5 rows, billed 60/60, ready to list

How it works

From a rate sheet to a listing

The account comes last. You can see your whole listing, read and filled in, before we ask who you are.

  1. Step 1

    Drop in your rate sheet

    CSV or Excel, in the layout your carrier sends. No template to fill in and nothing to reformat.

  2. Step 2

    We read it

    We find the header row, match the destination, prefix, rate and increment columns, and split cells that hold several prefixes.

  3. Step 3

    Fill in what a sheet cannot say

    How the route treats caller ID, which numbers it carries, where to send the calls, and your capacity.

  4. Step 4

    Sign in and publish

    The listing lands in your dashboard as a private draft. Test your endpoint, then publish it when you are ready.

Why list here

Every buyer on the marketplace, from one rate sheet.

Carriers, developers and call centres buy here through the marketplace, the API, the Dialer and their own SIP trunks. List once and your routes are in front of all of them, at your price.

A carrier sales manager at her desk beside a printed rate sheet, listing routes on the PacketExchange list-a-route page
No seller fee
Each call credits your full listed rate to your balance. The platform fee is paid by the buyer, on top.
You stay anonymous
Buyers see the route, its price and its terms. They never see who listed it.
Your price, your terms
Rates per destination from your own deck, your caller ID type, billing increment and capacity. Change them any time.
Offers come to you
Buyers can put a price to you on a route. Accept it, counter it or decline it.
Public or private
Publish to every buyer, or keep a route private for your own traffic until you are ready.
Paid on every call
Each call is rated from its record. Request a payout by wire or crypto from $50, and our team processes each request by hand.

What happens after you sign in

Your listing lands in your dashboard as a private draft with every rate we read. Add your SIP or SMS details, we prove the endpoint answers, then you publish. Nothing goes on the marketplace until you say so.

Prefer to set every field yourself?

The full listing wizard in the dashboard covers the stated quality figures, route tier and traffic types. Or bundle several routes into one product with Revenue Turbine.

How the marketplace is priced

Your rate sheet is all it takes

No sales call, no listing fee and no monthly commitment.

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