
Bring your suppliers, sign your customers and keep the spread. Least-cost routing, A-Z rating, invoicing and settlement on one account, live the day you subscribe.
AI Control
Onboarding a customer, adding a supplier, tracing a call or checking who owes you is one sentence to AI Control, from your desk or your phone.
Rate changes, routing assignments, payments and netting are laid out for you first and apply only when you approve them. Every action is logged.
The same switch is open to your own systems over the REST API and MCP.
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This sets Acme Telecom up on postpaid terms with a $5,000 credit line, and issues their API key and SIP details.
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Everything a wholesale voice business runs on, in one operator account.
Interconnect customers and suppliers, route and rate the traffic between them, invoice and settle it, and give both sides a self-service portal. Source or sell termination on the marketplace when you want to, and wire the whole switch into your OSS/BSS over the API.
Interconnect suppliers and customers as marketplace counterparties or fully external carriers, each with its own SIP or IP trunk, rate deck and credit terms. The marketplace is there when you want it, never required.
Dialplans match, manipulate and block; route groups give you LCR-style priority, weighted load-split and SIP-code failover. Assign routing per customer, then preview it before a single call flows.
Retail sell decks, operator-wide or per customer, sit over per-trunk cost decks. Every call is rated to the longest matching prefix on prepaid or postpaid terms, with a minimum-margin floor that alerts or blocks.
Invoice customers from settled CDR usage with billing cycles, due dates, payments, aging and credit notes. Track supplier payables, and net what a counterparty owes you against what you owe them.
Branded magic-link portals for customers (CDRs, rates, balance, invoices, key rotation, top-up requests) and suppliers (traffic, earnings, statements, payments).
One margin / P&L view across revenue, cost and margin, with ASR and ACD quality - broken down by customer, supplier or destination, over any window.
Score thresholds, high-risk prefixes and an event log, with pre-call admission that flags or blocks a suspect call before it connects.
Nine jobs that usually need a separate switch, billing system and settlement spreadsheet, plus an integrator to join them. Here they share one account, one set of records and one API.
Onboard customers and suppliers with API keys, SIP credentials, credit terms and markup, issued on the spot.
Dialplans plus route groups: the supplier order you set (cheapest-first if you choose), weighted load-split and SIP-code failover.
Retail sell decks over per-trunk cost decks, longest-prefix rating on every call, with a minimum-margin floor.
AR invoices from settled usage - cycles, net terms, payments, aging and credit notes, export-ready.
Supplier AP payables and bilateral counterparties, netted against your receivables in one run.
Score thresholds, high-risk prefixes and pre-call admission that flags or blocks before connect.
One margin / P&L view across revenue, cost, ASR and ACD - by customer, supplier or destination.
Buy termination on the carrier marketplace and promote it straight into a supplier trunk.
Every capability is a REST endpoint under one token, with webhooks, and open to AI agents over MCP.
Switching, rating and billing are the foundation. On top of them you get a marketplace to source and sell termination, and an API that runs the whole switch from your own systems. Both come with every account.
Buy termination on the carrier marketplace when you need a destination, promote a purchased route straight into a supplier trunk, and list your own routes for sale. Your supply is never limited to the vendors you already have.
Every capability here is a REST endpoint under one operator bearer token, wrapped in a clean { success, data } envelope, with webhooks on the events that matter. Wire your OSS/BSS to it, or let an AI agent drive it over MCP.
A typical switching platform is quoted, licensed and installed before your first call, and finding supply is a separate job.
The Switch covers the same fundamentals, then adds the parts you would otherwise buy, build or do by hand.
Comparison reflects capabilities typically marketed by established Class-4 wholesale switch platforms, against the PacketExchange Switch feature set.
Create an external vendor trunk (or promote a purchased marketplace route), then upload its cost deck.
Order suppliers by priority for failover and weight them for load-split.
Create a customer with its own API key and SIP credentials, set the markup, and assign routing and a dialplan.
Check the resolved route and failover chain, load your sell deck, then invoice and settle as traffic flows.
The Switch is a monthly plan sized on concurrent channels, from $500 a month for 500 channels to $10,000 for 25,000 concurrent calls, with unlimited minutes switched and no per-minute fee. Subscribe from your dashboard by card and it is live the same day. Beyond 25,000 channels, our sales team builds the plan around your traffic.
| A month | Max concurrent calls | Minutes switched |
|---|---|---|
| $500 | Up to 500 | Unlimited |
| $1,000 | Up to 1,000 | Unlimited |
| $2,500 | Up to 5,000 | Unlimited |
| $5,000 | Up to 10,000 | Unlimited |
| $10,000 | Up to 25,000 | Unlimited |
| Custom | 25,000+ | Contact sales → |
Unlimited minutes switched and every module on every plan. Plans cover the switch: call termination is billed separately, by your suppliers or at marketplace route rates. Billed monthly by card; prices exclude taxes.
Tell us about your business and the traffic you expect, and our team can turn on a 30-day trial with no card needed. Keep it by choosing a plan, and the first charge lands on the day the trial ends.
Calls and messages sent through the API or the Dialer pay the ordinary platform fee of 2% of the carrier rate, capped at $0.001, or 0.5% with the same cap over your own SIP trunk. Your own routes and supplier trunks cost what they cost you.
What your customers pay you above your costs is your margin, and we never take a cut of it. Your account is prepaid: top up a balance (from $5 by card or crypto, $100 by bank wire) and charges draw down from it.
Full fee details, including SMS and voice billing units, are on the pricing page →