Verizon business phone plans outpace the typical landline.

VoIP isn’t rocket science.

Verizon Business Digital Voice gives your business high performance with low complexity. Using VoIP technology that transmits voice calls in high quality using the internet rather than a traditional voice network, Verizon Business Digital Voice provides over 30 additional features that add enterprise convenience and performance without enterprise cost.

Handle calls on your desk phone, cell phone, or computer more easily so you can focus on what matters most: your business’s success.

Refer a friend and get $400 on us.

$400 for you and a friend with the Refer a Business Program.

If you’re a Verizon business customer, you can get a $400 Visa^® Prepaid Card for both yourself and a friend with the Refer a Business Program. It’s easy, just:

• Contact a Verizon business representative.

• Fill out a referral form for your friend’s business.

• Receive a $400 Visa Prepaid Card for you and the person you refer after they sign up for a Verizon business service.

Bundling is for a business that doesn’t slow down.

Bundling is about more than saving money. If you run a business, your time is valuable—every second counts. That’s why Verizon business bundles give you the best value possible for your needs. When you bundle your business’s TV, internet, and phone services into one single bill, your life becomes simpler and your days and business transactions run smoother.

You’ll be able to give your customers the experience they deserve without worrying about paying multiple bills. In the world of business, you can gain the ultimate competitive edge by being able to devote your complete time and attention to customers and taking care of operational needs by bundling. What’s more, you get the best products Verizon has to offer: Business Digital Voice, Fios internet, and Fios TV, all at the fastest speeds available. It pays in many different ways to bundle.

Maintain continuity within the cloud.

A VoIP-based phone system operates within a cloud service, running through the internet rather than being confined to your local computer. The advantages? Flexibility and peace of mind. If you were to lose power during a phone call with a customer, the cloud allows you to route that call to another number or even to your cell phone. Think of it as your own disaster recovery system.

Additionally, you can manage calls anywhere there is an internet connection by using the Verizon app and online dashboard. Though Verizon business phone plans don’t include cell phones, with business VoIP you’ll be able to forward calls that come in to your desk phone to your smartphone. You can’t put a price on the security of knowing you can keep your business running and take care of your customers’ needs when unavoidable situations come up.

Fixed lines mean business.

According to TechTarget, when it comes to phone lines the current trend has been leaning toward fixed-mobile substitutions, meaning many users are getting rid of landlines and opting for cell phones as their sole means of voice communication. This is evident in businesses as well, and while going wireless might be a good option for startups, it may imply that you’re merely a seasonal or temporary company.

A fixed line sends the message to customers that your business is established and lucrative enough to hold its own within the industry. It might also be to your advantage to consider a toll-free number. Reasonably priced, going toll-free could make your customers feel that you are invested in those who are out of your area.