Jake from Nextiva explains the one key difference between SIP lines and SIP trunks and how they can benefit your business. Whether you're new to SIP technology or looking to enhance your existing phone setup, this video is packed with valuable insights.

First things first, what is SIP?
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a signaling protocol used to initiate, maintain, and terminate sessions involving one or more endpoints. SIP is used for voice, text, and video calls over the Internet.

Now, what are SIP lines?
A SIP line is a single channel or session that allows one call to be made or received at a time. SIP lines are similar to traditional phone lines, but they are delivered over the Internet instead of copper wires.

Okay, how about SIP trunks?
A SIP trunk is a group of SIP lines that are bundled together to provide a higher capacity connection to a phone provider. SIP trunks can support multiple simultaneous calls, and they can be scaled up or down as needed.

What are some key benefits of SIP trunking?
• Cost savings: SIP trunking is typically more costeffective than traditional phone lines, especially for businesses with a high volume of calls.

• Flexibility: SIP trunking allows you to easily add or remove lines as needed, without having to wait for a technician to come out.

• Scalability: SIP trunking is scalable to meet the needs of businesses of all sizes.

• Reliability: SIP trunking is a reliable and secure way to make and receive phone calls.

If you're looking for a modern and costeffective way to manage your business communications, SIP trunking can be a great option. And if you need even more detail, our new blog on SIP lines vs SIP trunks has you covered: https://www.nextiva.com/blog/sipline...

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0:00 SIP line vs SIP trunk
0:17 What is SIP?
0:58 What is a SIP line?
1:22 What is a SIP trunk?
1:44 Cost of SIP lines & trunks
2:20 How does SIP work?
2:50 Upgrading to SIP trunking

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