Is the review really free?
Yes—completely free, with no obligation. You simply upload your latest phone bill, and our team delivers a detailed cost and service analysis within 48 hours.
Yes—completely free, with no obligation. You simply upload your latest phone bill, and our team delivers a detailed cost and service analysis within 48 hours.
We work with small offices, medical practices, schools, and multi-location enterprises. If you have a business phone or internet bill, we can review it.
No. Our goal is to give you clarity—not a sales pitch. You’ll receive a transparent cost breakdown and recommendations so you can make the best decision for your business when you’re ready.
Most companies save 15–35% after a full review. Savings often come from eliminating outdated contracts, consolidating lines, or switching to rental-based hardware options that lower upfront costs. We also include on-site setup and training, so your team actually uses the features you’re paying for—maximizing both value and efficiency.
A phone bill second opinion is a free review of your current telecom or VoIP services. VQTech’s experts analyze your invoices to identify hidden fees, unused features, or outdated plans—and show where you can save money without sacrificing quality.
Mobile carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile use third-party analytics to flag numbers based on how they’re used — not which phone system you use. Even legitimate business calls can be marked as “SPAM Likely” due to high volume, unregistered caller ID, or customer reports. To help prevent this, we recommend registering your number at
Workflow integration connects tools like Microsoft Teams, EMR systems, and CRM platforms for seamless call management and data synchronization.
Chat and video communication provide seamless collaboration, enabling teams to connect instantly through messaging and high-quality video calls.
Unified Messaging integrates multiple communication channels—like email, voicemail, and SMS—into a single platform for easier access and management.
Call monitoring is the process of listening to and observing phone calls, either in real-time or through recordings, to improve customer service and employee performance. It’s commonly used in call centers to ensure quality interactions and provide training opportunities.