Sell wholesale voice termination
Sell your VoIP routesto every buyer on the exchange
Upload the rate sheet you already send customers, add your caller ID type and SIP address, and list your voice termination on the marketplace. Listing is free, your full rate is credited as each call ends, and buyers never learn who you are.
What you keep
Your rate, in full, on every call
- Listing fee
- $0
- Your rate
- Set by you, per destination
- Credited to you
- Your full rate, as each call ends
- Platform fee
- Paid by the buyer, capped at $0.001 a call
- Payouts
- Wire or crypto, from $50
A call with no billable time charges the buyer nothing and credits nothing. Right now 1,768 voice routes are listed on the marketplace.
- Free to list, no seller fee
- Your full rate on every call
- Buyers never see who you are
List once, sell to every buyer, on your terms
Carriers, developers and call centres buy on this marketplace through the API, the Dialer and their own SIP trunks. A listing puts your routes in front of all of them at the rate you set.
Your rate sheet is the listing
Drop in a CSV or Excel deck in whatever layout you already use. Destinations, prefixes, rates and billing increment are read from your own rows, and a deck that spans many countries lists as one route per country.
No seller fee
Every billed call credits your full listed rate to your balance. The platform fee is paid by the buyer on top: 2% through the API or Dialer, 0.5% over their own SIP trunk, never more than $0.001 a call.
Sell without exposing your supply
Buyers see a generated listing name, the route and its terms. Your company name, SIP address and tech prefix are never shown, and calls reach you from our servers, not from the buyer.
Your price, your terms
Rates per destination and prefix, your caller ID type, mobile or fixed numbers or both, a billing increment of 1/1, 6/6, 30/6 or 60/60, and the capacity you can carry. Change them any time.
Public, private or negotiated
Publish to every buyer, or keep a route private and grant it to chosen buyers at a rate set for each. Buyers can put an offer to you on a single-price route: accept it, counter it or decline it.
From a rate sheet to a live listing in three steps
Drop in your rate sheet
No account needed yet. CSV, TSV or Excel in any layout: we work out which columns are which and show you the destinations, rates and billing increment we read.
Add what a sheet cannot say
Choose your caller ID type and which numbers the route carries, enter your switch's SIP address and capacity, then sign in with Google or create an account. The listing lands in your dashboard as a private draft.
Allow our addresses, test, publish
Allow our IP addresses on your switch, test your endpoint from the listing's page, and publish when you are ready. Nothing goes on the marketplace until you do.
Your rate sheet, read
Example layout
| Prefix | Destination | Rate /min | Increment |
|---|---|---|---|
| +44 | United Kingdom | 0.0080 | 60/60 |
| +447 | United Kingdom Mobile | 0.0150 | 60/60 |
| +234 | Nigeria | 0.0900 | 60/60 |
| +2348 | Nigeria Mobile | 0.1100 | 60/60 |
We read from the sheet
Destinations, prefixes, rates, currency and billing increment, in whatever column order you use.
You add
Caller ID type, mobile or fixed numbers, your switch's SIP address and capacity.
A real market, in the open
Quality measured on real buyer calls
Once a route has carried 50 calls from at least 2 buyers in 30 days, it shows its measured ASR, ACD and NER beside the figures you state. Test calls and your own traffic never count.
Your identity stays private
Buyers see the route, its price and its terms, never who listed it. When a buyer reports an issue you see them as "Buyer #" and a short code, and contact details are refused both ways.
Issues come with evidence
A buyer reports a failing route with the failed call attached. You are notified, you mark it fixed, the exchange re-tests your endpoint, and either side can escalate to our support team.
Paid by wire or crypto
Your balance grows with every billed call. Request a payout by bank wire or crypto from $50, and our team processes each request by hand.
Live interconnects through Minutes Network
Selling voice routes, answered
Anything else is in the help centre, or ask the team directly.
How do I list my voice routes?
Open the listing page and drop in your rate sheet as CSV, TSV or Excel. We read your destinations, prefixes and rates, you choose the caller ID type, the numbers the route carries, your SIP address and capacity, and you sign in at the end. The listing stays a private draft until you publish it.
What does it cost to sell?
Nothing. There is no listing fee, no seller fee and no monthly commitment. The platform fee is paid by the buyer on top of your rate: 2% through the API or Dialer, 0.5% over their own SIP trunk, never more than $0.001 a call.
How do I get paid?
Each billed call credits your full listed rate to your balance as the call ends. A call with no billable time credits nothing. Request a payout by bank wire or crypto from $50, and our team processes each request by hand.
Can I set rates per destination and prefix?
Yes. Your rate sheet becomes the listing, and each call is billed on the longest prefix in it that matches the dialled number. A deck that spans many countries lists as one route per country. Billing increment and capacity are yours to set, and you can change rates any time.
Which caller ID type should I declare?
The one your route really delivers. Full CLI passes the caller's number intact, Local CLI shows a local number in the destination, Mixed CLI does not guarantee it and No CLI does not carry it. Buyers filter on it, and they can run a caller ID test that shows what a real handset displays.
Will buyers see who I am?
No. Buyers see a generated listing name, the route, its price and its terms, with the seller shown only by verification status and score. Your company name, SIP address and tech prefix are removed from everything a buyer receives, and buyers reach you only through the exchange.
How is my route's quality measured?
From our own call records. After 50 calls from at least 2 buyers in a rolling 30 days, the listing shows its measured ASR, ACD and NER beside the figures you state. Test calls, probes and your own traffic on your own route are left out. The Exchange Score reads New until the route has carried real calls.
What happens if a buyer reports a problem?
The buyer files a report against the route with the failed call attached, and you are notified with the evidence. You reply in the thread and mark it fixed, the exchange re-tests your endpoint automatically, and the buyer confirms or reopens. Either side can escalate it to our support team.
Your rate sheet is all it takes to start selling
Drop in your deck, add your caller ID type and SIP address, and sign in at the end. Free to list, your full rate on every call, and nothing goes live until you publish.