RouteWatch
Your routes, watched around the clock.
Scheduled caller ID tests on handsets in the destination country. RouteWatch flags a replaced caller ID or a false answer on the run it happens, alerts you by email, Telegram or webhook, and gives you the report to send your supplier.
70+
countries with test handsets
2
monitors from $20 a month
50
monitors on Carrier
Who it is for
For teams who cannot test every route by hand
Suppliers change routing without telling you. RouteWatch keeps testing so you find out from a timeline, not from a customer.
- Carriers
- Watch every supplier you route to. When a route starts replacing caller IDs or answering falsely, you know before your customers complain.
- Call centres
- Keep the numbers your campaigns present under watch, so a supplier change never quietly turns your call-backs into unknown numbers.
- Switch operators
- Put a monitor on each supplier trunk in your Switch and route around a failing supplier with the timeline in hand.
Every run on one timeline
See when a supplier changed, and for how long
Each column is one scheduled test. A clean run, a replaced caller ID and a false answer each read at a glance, and every run opens to the numbers sent and shown, the network and the SIP trace.
The alert reaches you on the run that changed, with a report link ready for your supplier.
- Hover, tap or arrow through each run
- Replaced caller IDs and false answers flagged
- Recovery notice when the route is clean again
Supplier route sold as Full CLI
Example: 43 of 48 hourly tests matched. The caller ID was replaced for four hours, 16 to 19 hours ago, and one false answer was detected 15 hours ago.
- Caller ID matched
- Caller ID replaced
- False answer detected
Alert sent 18 hours ago
United Kingdom mobile: caller ID replaced on 2 tests in a row. Sent +44 20 7946 0123, shown +44 7700 900 418. Report link ready to share with your supplier.
What it does
Monitoring built on real test calls
Every run is a full CLI Check test, so a monitor tells you what a customer's phone would show, not what a route claims.
Tests on your schedule
Each monitor runs a caller ID test on the schedule you set, around the clock, without anyone on your team pressing a button.
Real handsets, real networks
Every run rings a handset on a mobile network in the destination, in 70+ countries, over the same route your traffic takes.
Caller ID changes flagged
A route that starts replacing, shortening or withholding your caller ID on any network is flagged on the run it happens.
False answers caught
Each answered call is checked against what the handset recorded, so a route that answers calls that never connected is caught early.
Email, Telegram or webhook
Alerts go where your team already looks, with a recovery notice when the route is clean again.
A timeline for every route
Every run is kept, so you can see when a supplier changed, how long it lasted and when it came back.
The SIP trace behind every run
Each run keeps the full SIP exchange with timings, so a failure or a delay comes with the evidence.
Reports to send your supplier
Share a run, or the whole timeline, with a link your supplier can open without an account.
Monitors over the API
Create, pause and read monitors over the REST API, and take alerts into your own systems by webhook.
How it works
Set up a monitor in three steps
In the dashboard or over the API, on the account you already use.
- Step 1
Pick a route to watch
Choose a supplier route on your Switch, a route you bought on the marketplace, or the SIP address of any switch, and the caller ID to present. - Step 2
Set the schedule and alerts
Choose how often it runs and the destination to test. Send alerts by email, to a Telegram chat or to your own webhook. - Step 3
Let it watch
Each run calls a handset in the destination and records the result on the timeline. When a result changes, you get an alert with a report link to share.
At a glance
What every monitor includes
Every plan includes every feature. Plans differ only in how many tests and monitors they carry.
- Coverage
- Handsets in 70+ countries
- Checks
- Caller ID per network, answer check
- Evidence
- SIP trace on every run
- Alerts
- Email, Telegram, webhook
- Sharing
- Report links for your supplier
Plans
Monitors and tests, one plan
Every plan carries RouteWatch monitors and a monthly allowance of CLI Check tests, with every feature included. A single caller ID test is $0.25 pay as you go. Plans bring that down to $0.16 a test, and extra tests beyond the plan still cost less than pay as you go. Paid monthly from your balance, cancel or change plan any time.
Starter
$20a month
$0.20 a test, 20% less than $0.25 pay as you go. Extra tests $0.22, 12% under pay as you go.
Switch operators and call centres checking one or two suppliers.
- RouteWatch monitors
- 2
- Tests a month
- 100
- Each extra test
- $0.22
- SIP trace on every test
- False answer detection
- Alerts by email, Telegram or webhook
- Shareable reports for your supplier
- REST API access
Pro
$90a month
$0.18 a test, 28% less than $0.25 pay as you go. Extra tests $0.20, 20% under pay as you go.
Wholesale carriers testing every new supplier before traffic moves.
- RouteWatch monitors
- 10
- Tests a month
- 500
- Each extra test
- $0.20
- SIP trace on every test
- False answer detection
- Alerts by email, Telegram or webhook
- Shareable reports for your supplier
- REST API access
Carrier
$320a month
$0.16 a test, 36% less than $0.25 pay as you go. Extra tests $0.18, 28% under pay as you go.
Carriers and NOC teams watching a full supplier book around the clock.
- RouteWatch monitors
- 50
- Tests a month
- 2,000
- Each extra test
- $0.18
- SIP trace on every test
- False answer detection
- Alerts by email, Telegram or webhook
- Shareable reports for your supplier
- REST API access
Prices in US dollars, excluding taxes. Each monitor run counts as one test; tests beyond the allowance are charged at the plan's extra test rate.
What is a RouteWatch monitor?
How many monitors do I get?
Do monitor runs use my test allowance?
When do I get an alert?
Can I watch routes that are not on PacketExchange?
Which countries can a monitor test?
Can my supplier see the results?
Stop finding out from your customers
Open an account, put a monitor on the routes that matter and choose where alerts go. RouteWatch takes it from there.
