Connect Your Carrier

Use Callroute as your carrier or bring your own — both managed through one platform.

Diagram showing supported carriers that can connect with the callroute platform.

Choose how you run your carrier layer

Callroute gives you two flexible ways to run and manage your carrier layer. Both options give you the same Callroute experience. The difference is simply who provides the underlying carrier service — not how you manage or operate voice.

Use Callroute As Your Carrier

Callroute can be used as your carrier, using wholesale interconnects with trusted Tier-1 networks.

You get one supplier, one portal and one bill, while Callroute handles routing, resilience and optimisation behind the scenes.

This option is ideal if you want to remove carrier complexity and focus on operating your voice services, not managing telecom contracts.

Diagram showing how to use callroute as your carrier for different countries.
Diagram showing how you can filter and search for different carriers to connect with callroute.

Bring Your Own Carrier (BYOC)

Connect your existing carrier to the platform so you can manage numbers, routing, and more in one place — without changing your commercial or regulatory arrangements.

Select your carrier from our verified carrier list, and get connected in a few clicks.

Which Option Is Right For My Business?

  • Choose Callroute as your carrier if you want the simplest operational model, a single supplier, and minimal carrier management.
  • Choose Bring Your Own Carrier if you already have carrier contracts you want to keep, or need specific regional or regulatory coverage.

Both options use the same Callroute platform — you can mix approaches and change later if needed.

Diagram showing options for using callrout as your carrier or bringing your own carrier instead.

Use Cases

What Our Customers Say

Frequently Asked Questions

No. You can mix approaches — for example, using Callroute as the carrier in some regions and BYOC in others.
Yes. Many customers start with one option and move to the other over time as requirements change.
No. Callroute still manages routing, failover and control — the carrier relationship simply remains yours.
Callroute is not a traditional carrier. We act as the intelligent control layer, leveraging Tier-1 wholesale interconnects (e.g. BT, Gamma, Bandwidth) to deliver reliable PSTN connectivity.
Your calls are delivered over trusted Tier-1 carrier networks. Callroute manages routing, control and commercial simplicity.
No. When using Callroute as your carrier, you have a single commercial relationship and consolidated billing through Callroute.
Yes. If you prefer to keep your existing carrier, Callroute can connect to it and provide centralised routing and number management.
Yes. Callroute supports multi-region deployments and can work with different carriers where required — while maintaining a single control layer.
No. Callroute provides numbering independence, allowing you to change services or routing without repeatedly moving your numbers.
Yes. When using Callroute as your carrier, you receive one consolidated bill covering numbers and usage.
Yes. Callroute supports international, geographic and non-geographic numbers (subject to country availability).

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