Ooma Blog
The award for Top VoIP Provider in 2025 goes to … Ooma!
April 10, 2025
PCMag readers called it. Each year, PCMag polls its readers for their Business Choice awards and Ooma Office took top honors as the Best Business VoIP Phone Service!
 | by Jim Gustke |
VoIP or landline phones: Which is best for your business?
July 18, 2024
In this guide, we’ll explore how both VoIP and business landline phone solutions work and go over the advantages and disadvantages of the options available. You’ll learn whether VoIP is better for you or if your business might come out ahead with a traditional system, and you’ll be able to make the best decision for your company.
| | by Jim Gustke |
What is a contact center vs. a call center?
March 1, 2023
It’s easy to confuse call centers with contact centers. Both play an important role in getting current and potential customers the help they need. This comparison explains the differences, points out their challenges, and helps you figure out the best option for your business.
 | by Diane Balogh |
Ooma Office vs. Bell Canada Business: Compare monthly fees, long-distance rates and more.
June 8, 2022
Stop settling for less from your business phone service. You have options beyond the Big 3 phone companies. You can get long distance, videoconferencing and advanced communication features at a great price by switching.
 | by Nandhini Raghunathan |
Ooma Office Pro vs. Versature / Net2Phone: Pricing, videoconferencing and language support
March 22, 2022
Comparing pricing between Ooma and Versature depends on your phone call needs. Note that Versature was acquired by Net2Phone in 2018. Since you may still see some websites like Software Advice use the name Versature, we have used Versature in this comparison.
 | by Ayesha Emad |
Ooma Office Pro vs. 8×8: 2022 Pricing and feature comparison
January 7, 2022
Traditional phone companies no longer have a lock on the business phone market. The growing industry of VoIP phone providers (Voice over Internet Protocol) is offering phone service that’s higher quality, more flexible, and lower in cost.Check.
 | by Ken Narita |