Softtop's Wholesale VoIP Solution page (at /wholesale-voip-solution) is aimed specifically at US-focused carriers, resellers, and enterprises evaluating a domestic wholesale voice provider. Six capabilities anchor the page: direct CLI and non-CLI routes across all 50 states with industry-leading ASR and ACD; bulk pricing on US domestic, toll-free, and international destinations refreshed weekly; geo-redundant softswitches in US data centers backed by a 99.99 percent uptime SLA; unlimited concurrent channels with IP authentication and G.711, G.729, and Opus codec support; live dashboards for CDRs, route performance, and minute consumption broken down by destination; and engineers available around the clock for troubleshooting, route updates, and escalations. A use-case section maps the platform to different buyer types: operators launching or scaling a voice business get white-label tools and reseller-friendly margins with no infrastructure investment required; businesses running outbound and inbound campaigns get calling at the lowest cost per minute without sacrificing quality; developers get carrier-grade voice embedded into their applications via SIP or REST API; companies replacing legacy telecom get elastic, IP-based trunking that swaps out expensive PRI lines at any scale; and US-bound traffic runs through clean, STIR/SHAKEN-compliant routes. The emphasis throughout is domestic US coverage and reliability — all 50 states, US-based data centers, and US compliance requirements — distinguishing this page from Softtop's broader international wholesale VoIP offerings. This page targets US carriers, resellers, and enterprises specifically evaluating domestic route quality, US data center redundancy, and STIR/SHAKEN compliance before committing wholesale voice volume. Direct CLI and non-CLI routes across all 50 states with industry-leading ASR and ACD. Bulk pricing on US domestic, toll-free, and international destinations — refreshed weekly. Geo-redundant softswitches in US data centers backed by a 99.99% uptime SLA. Live dashboards for CDRs, route performance, and minute consumption — by destination. Engineers available around the clock for troubleshooting, route updates, and escalations. US local DIDs, toll-free numbers, and international numbers in 80+ countries Least Cost Routing (LCR) and quality-based routing logic Anti-fraud filtering and real-time traffic monitoring White-label reseller portal with self-service provisioning Launch a voice business with white-label tools and reseller-friendly margins. Outbound and inbound calling at the lowest cost per minute without sacrificing quality. Embed carrier-grade voice into your application via SIP or REST API. Replace expensive PRI lines with elastic, IP-based trunking at any scale. Send and receive US-bound traffic through clean, STIR/SHAKEN compliant routes. Wholesale VoIP delivers voice termination, origination, and DIDs in bulk at carrier-grade pricing for resellers, call centers, and carriers, while retail VoIP serves end users on a per-line basis. Wholesale focuses on volume, route quality, and margins rather than per-seat features. How quickly can I activate Softtop's wholesale VoIP service? Most accounts are provisioned and live on the network within one business day after IP verification and route testing. Our onboarding team handles SIP configuration, codec setup, and initial traffic validation. Do you support STIR/SHAKEN call authentication for US traffic? Yes. All US-bound calls are fully STIR/SHAKEN-attested at Level A for verified traffic, protecting your call delivery rates and brand reputation from spam labeling. No. Softtop offers prepaid and postpaid wholesale VoIP accounts with no mandatory minimums, though higher monthly volumes unlock better A–Z termination rates, dedicated route engineering, and priority routing. What is the difference between CLI and non-CLI wholesale routes? CLI routes guarantee your caller ID is passed to the called party, delivering higher ASR and protecting sender reputation. Non-CLI routes are priced lower but may mask or strip caller ID, which lowers answer rates. Most operators run both on the same account, split by trunk or dial-plan.