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“I would argue that it will not help our business scale, as it's a monthly or annual cost whereas our hosted PBX was a single payout that, at current, averaged under $200 per month.”

“With us it's all about price, price, price. … Cost of ownership is low, we have looked at other phone systems and they seem to always cost more Dropped call is a big problem, we still have this issue and when a customer complains that the rep...”

“Consistent monthly billing is by far less expensive than traditional hardwired phone systems.”

“In many instances, less expensive is not typically better - but in this case, it definitely has been a more positive experience from both quality and cost perspective. … Cost savings was the initial and primary driver, although I have found that the quality of the equipment provided with initial service was superior.”

“I do like that since we purchased the Fonality server in-house we don't have a monthly subscription fee.”

“They offered all of the solutions we required in a single place, at a very cost-effective price.”

“We ran into issues with our very expensive all in one machine (printer, fax, copy), CC terminal, and polycom conference phone not being compatible with VOIP so we had the additional cost of upgrading...”

“Pricing - for the service the pricing is fair Features- for a lower end VOIP solution it offers a lot of features Customizable reporting - Fonality has the ability for some deep customization in...”

“Excellent pricing - the per-seat charge is about average, but many competitors are charging additional monthly fees to add additional call groups/queues.”

“Lightspeed and DYL include texting in their normal plan as Fonality does not offer this feature in the plan I am in. … There is still some cost involved in calling tech support with issues and the time you must spend with the tech support group to get issues solved.”

“It allows our offices across the United States to call each using four digit dialing, it reduced our monthly cost for telecommunications, and allowed our staff to connect more easily.”