Wholesale DID numbers. In bulk, in 185+ countries.
Local, mobile, toll-free and CNAM-enabled inbound numbers on Tier-1 direct routes — E.164-normalized, geo-routable, fully portable. Provisioned by portal or REST API, with termination from $0.003/min.
Illustrative order shape. Per-country availability confirmed on your rate deck.
Two providers can quote the same per-number price and deliver completely different service. What separates them is ASR, post-dial delay, and how many hands your traffic passes through — which is why we publish all three.
Four number types. One platform.
Number type decides more than most buyers expect — coverage claims mean little until you know which ranges are actually available in your markets.
Local DIDs
Geographic numbers in the area codes your customers recognise. Geo-routable, so calls can be steered by origin before they ever reach your PBX.
Mobile ranges
Mobile-prefix numbers for markets where a landline reads as untrustworthy and answer rates on fixed ranges collapse.
Toll-free
Inbound cost moves to you, with its own routing and portability rules. Sits on the same platform as your local inventory, on one invoice.
CNAM-enabled
Your business name renders on US caller ID instead of a bare number — measurably the difference between a returned call and a blocked one.
Toll-free inventory is documented in full on the toll-free numbers page, and DIDs sit alongside termination and SIP trunking on the wholesale VoIP platform.
The four figures that decide it.
Ask any wholesale provider for these by corridor, in writing. One that will not supply them either does not measure its own network or does not like the answer.
ASR is destination-sensitive — always compare on the country pairs you actually send traffic to, and ask for a rolling 30-day figure rather than a best-day snapshot.
Comparison figures describe typical blended wholesale traffic, not any single named carrier. Acepeak figures are per route and available for your corridors on request — see wholesale voice termination for the outbound side of the same network.
Order, port, route, measure.
Order
Pick ranges in the portal or call the REST API. In-stock inventory activates immediately; anything needing in-country documentation is flagged before you commit, not after.
Port
Moving existing numbers? We prepare and process the LOA and validate against the CSR first, so address and account-name mismatches surface before the batch rejects.
Route
Numbers arrive E.164-normalized and geo-routable. Point them at your SIP infrastructure and steer by origin, time of day, or failover rule.
Measure
ASR, PDD and latency reported per route in real-time CDRs. The figures we publish are the figures in your own records — verify them rather than trust them.
Two components. Both published.
A cheap monthly number attached to an expensive per-minute rate is the worse deal for anyone with real volume. Both halves belong on the same page.
Real-time least-cost routing across hybrid A-Z routes, balancing quality against cost. Tier-2 and Tier-3 destination coverage with standard CDR reporting.
Direct Tier-1 interconnects only, with AI-monitored QoS and real-time failover. This is the tier the published ASR and PDD figures describe.
Monthly rental genuinely varies by country and number type — quoting one global figure would be misleading. Your rate deck lists every market you ask for, sent in under 60 seconds.
Ask for a sample invoice at your projected volume rather than a rate card alone — setup, per-channel, CNAM dip and overage charges are where the real cost structure becomes visible. The same transparency applies across platform pricing.
Uptime, with a clock attached.
An uptime percentage on its own commits a provider to nothing. What gives it force is the response time beside it and the remedy when it is missed — service credits applied automatically against the next invoice, not on written claim.
Platform hardening is documented under security, and live network health on the status page.
Questions, answered.
A DID (Direct Inward Dialing) number is an inbound telephone number that terminates to your infrastructure over SIP rather than to a physical line. Bought at wholesale volume, it arrives E.164-normalized, is geo-routable, supports CNAM on US ranges, and stays portable with formal LOA handling — so the number is an asset you control rather than one you rent.
Local, mobile, toll-free and CNAM-enabled DIDs are available across 185+ countries. Coverage depends on both number type and market: some countries carry deep local inventory but limited mobile ranges. Ask for the current inventory list for your specific markets before you order, and we will flag anything that is ordered on demand rather than held in stock.
DID pricing has two parts: a recurring charge per number, which varies by country and number type, and a per-minute inbound charge. Termination starts at $0.003/min on hybrid A-Z routing and $0.005/min on Tier-1-only Platinum routes. Per-number rental is quoted per market on the rate deck, which we send within 60 seconds of a request.
In-stock ranges are provisioned immediately through the portal or the REST API. Numbers requiring in-country documentation — address proof, a local entity, or end-user records, depending on the market — take as long as that market's regulator requires. We tell you which category your order falls into before you commit, rather than after.
Yes. Porting runs on a Letter of Authorization instructing your current carrier to release the numbers, and Acepeak prepares and processes the LOA on your behalf. Bulk ports fail most often on mismatched service addresses, inconsistent account names, or partial ports that cross billing accounts — we validate against the CSR before submitting so rejections surface early.
On Tier-1 direct routes Acepeak publishes ASR above 45%, post-dial delay under 800ms, median latency under 45ms, and one to two hops to the PSTN. Blended wholesale traffic typically runs 28-35% ASR with 1.2-2.5s PDD across three to five hops. Figures are per route and available for your specific corridors on request.
Yes. STIR/SHAKEN A/B/C attestation is supported on US traffic. Accounts carry 24/7 fraud monitoring with ML-flagged pattern detection, IRSF detection, automatic rate-limiting, and human escalation — the controls that stop a compromised credential becoming a five-figure invoice overnight.
No long-term contract and no minimum spend. New accounts get free test credits to validate quality on their own corridors before committing traffic. Rates are published per route rather than blended A-Z, and routes are changed only with your consent — no silent swaps after you have tested.
Evaluating carriers rather than buying yet? The wholesale DID buying checklist covers the eight things worth getting in writing first.
Get the DID rate deck for your markets.
Per-country availability, per-number rental, and inbound rates — sent in under 60 seconds. Or talk to NOC engineers about porting, geo-routing and API provisioning.