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Halve your ISDN30e costs with Spitfire SIP Trunks*


Spitfire - Leaders in SIP Trunking


Call us now on 0800 319 6400 for details of our partner programme


Are your customers waiting for a genuine ISDN30e replacement SIP service? Spitfire is one of the only interconnected operators and Internet Service Providers with its own SIP Trunking solution.


Partner Benefits: • A truly joined up service delivering ISDN30e quality


• 2Mb 1:1 SDSLM with 10 SIP trunks and 100 DDIs available from just £94 per month


• Excellent commission paid on rental and calls


• Single point of contact from Spitfire • All support provided by Spitfire in-house staff


Product Benefits: • 1:1 Spitfire SIP SDSL, backup ADSL, managed router and Spitfire SIP trunks in one complete package


• Porting of BT numbers as well as our own UK-wide number ranges


• Proven interoperability with 3CX, Avaya, Asterisk, ipcortex, Epygi, Panasonic, Patton, SARK, snom, Trixbox and VegaStream


• Dedicated SIP Voice-approved ADSL Premium circuits at £21 per month


Plus, save over £500 on installation charges. To find out more call 0800 319 6400 or email sip@spitfire.co.uk


0800 319 6400 www.spitfire.co.uk


Specialists in business-class Internet connectivity, SIP and Voice over IP *Cost comparison: One year BT Retail ISDN30e with 10 channels and 100 DDI quota plus CLIP - £190.80 per month.


Spitfire SIP SDSLM 2Mb 1:1 with back-up ADSL circuit, 10 SIP Voice over IP trunks and 100 DDIs - £94 per month. Saving over 50% per month, with guaranteed ISDN30e equivalent quality.


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