MyPhone vs.
Wiley

MyPhone includes unlimited calling to the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. Wiley includes unlimited nationwide calling within the U.S. only. According to Wiley's FAQ, international calling is not currently available.

Yes. With MyPhone, children in the same household can each have their own phone number, with up to 9 numbers on one account and a unique ring pattern for each. Wiley provides one shared household number, so all connected phones ring together.

Yes. MyPhone includes a second phone line at no extra monthly cost, allowing two calls to happen at the same time. Wiley uses a single shared line, and adding another line costs an additional $3.50/month.

MyPhone supports a battery backup (sold separately) to keep your phone service available during a power outage. Wiley states that calling will not work if power or internet service is interrupted and recommends arranging a separate backup option.

Both services offer address-based 911, which provides your registered address to emergency responders when you place a 911 call. Both also support 911 alerts that can notify designated contacts when a 911 call is made, though setup is required in advance.

Yes. MyPhone works with virtually any standard home phone handset, so you can keep using the phone you already own. Wiley requires a separate Bring Your Own Phone adapter to connect an existing phone.

MyPhone connects over your home Wi-Fi network, with an option to hardwire directly through an ethernet cable.

MyPhone is powered by Ooma, a trusted home phone service provider with over a decade of experience and multiple years of top ratings from Consumer Reports. Wiley is a startup that introduced its home phone service through a Kickstarter campaign in 2025.