Compare how each provider handles DID availability, inbound capacity, porting workflows, and SIP traffic for the markets you actually serve.
A country list is only a starting point. Availability can change by city or area code, number type, regulatory requirements, stock, and the service you need on that number. Pick a market to see the number types, monthly rental, and inbound per-minute rate, then confirm stock before you plan around a specific number.
| Number type | Monthly | Inbound rate |
|---|---|---|
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Local
Geographic DID numbers tied to a city, area code, or rate center
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from$2.00
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from$0.01/min
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Mobile
Mobile-range DID numbers, available where supported
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from$3.00
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from$0.01/min
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National
Non-geographic DID numbers for country-wide coverage
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from$3.00
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from$0.01/min
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800
Toll-free
Let customers reach your business through a toll-free number
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from$3.00
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from$0.06/min
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We will confirm the city or area code, number type, compliance documents or end-user verification, and whether an existing number needs a separate portability check.
| Decision area | didlogic | DIDWW |
|---|---|---|
| Number + SIP setup | Provision local, mobile, national, or toll-free numbers where available and route them to your existing SIP endpoint. Public pricing uses monthly rental plus inbound usage. | Provision DIDs and attach routing, configuration, and capacity settings to the number estate. |
| Inbound capacity | SIP trunks do not carry per-channel or per-trunk fees. Confirm the account concurrency and traffic profile required for the numbers you plan to run. | Included, dedicated, shared, and metered capacity can be used separately or together; capacity groups let multiple DIDs share flat-rate and/or metered channels. |
| Outbound voice | Use outbound voice on the same account and evaluate CLI, routes, destinations, and traffic cost alongside the inbound number setup. | Outbound SIP voice is supported, but outbound trunk access is not enabled by default and is subject to an account/application review. |
| Porting + operations | Eligible numbers can be ported to didlogic; requirements and timing depend on the market. Number, SIP, and call-record operations can be managed through the didlogic platform/API. | Portability checks and porting requests run in the DIDWW portal, with per-number status and FOC-date tracking; checks are reviewed by DIDWW. |
PoPs
physical points of presence on the didlogic network
AS
didlogic-operated Autonomous System
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per SIP trunk or channel fee
Family Dental Care uses didlogic local numbers in Italy, Germany, and France, giving prospective patients a familiar domestic number to recognize and call back.
DIDWW offers included, dedicated, shared, and metered inbound capacity. The right configuration depends on your number quantities, inbound minutes, and peak concurrent calls.
Inbound channels included with some DID numbers.
Flat-rate channels reserved for a specific DID.
Flat-rate channels shared across multiple DIDs in a capacity group.
Pay-per-minute inbound capacity.
Confirm the country, area or number type, compliance requirements, and current didlogic availability.
Use one representative number instead of a port. Business accounts get a free test number after a short review.
Route the number to the same PBX, SBC, contact center, or SIP application you already use.
Check inbound connection, caller ID, audio, DTMF, routing, transfers where relevant, and outbound calling if that is part of the workload.
Add more markets or begin a portability check only after the technical and commercial result is clear.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Published reviews from teams running traffic through didlogic, on Trustpilot and G2.
It can be a direct alternative where didlogic has the exact number type and market you need. Check availability, compliance requirements, inbound pricing, and the voice workflow for those numbers rather than assuming one provider covers every market identically.
DIDWW exposes detailed included, dedicated, shared, and metered inbound-capacity models. didlogic does not charge per SIP trunk or channel, but the account concurrency and traffic profile still need to be confirmed for the workload you plan to run.
Yes. DIDWW supports outbound SIP trunks for local and international termination. Outbound access is not enabled by default and requires an eligibility/application review before trunks can be used.
Yes. Start with a new or test DID in a representative market, or test an outbound route separately. Keep production numbers where they are until the routing, call behaviour, billing, and support result is clear.
Eligible numbers can be ported, but portability, documents, fees, and timing depend on the country and number type. Check the exact inventory before planning a cutover and keep the existing service active until the port is confirmed.
Use the same countries, number types, quantities, inbound usage, peak simultaneous calls, and outbound traffic. Include any DIDWW capacity charges that apply to the current setup and compare them against the didlogic number rental, inbound usage, and outbound voice charges for the same workload.
Yes, if your architecture can route separate countries or number groups independently. That can be a practical evaluation path: test didlogic in one market first, then expand only where the technical and commercial result justifies it.
Requirements vary by country and number type. Some markets require business registration, proof of address, or other local documentation. Confirm the requirements and expected activation timeline before placing an order.
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