eVoice – Business Phone Number

eVoice – Business Phone Number

Virtual Business Phone System

526 ratings
104 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 23, 2013
  • September 14, 2026

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This app provides a virtual business phone system, allowing users to manage multiple local or toll-free numbers and extensions from their smartphone or tablet. It offers features like organized voicemail with transcription, customizable call routing, and team contact sharing, all without needing cellular data.

Virtual business phone numbers
Multiple extensions
Voicemail with transcription
Customizable call routing
VoIP calling over WiFi
Team contact sharing
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What's New in eVoice

5.8.6

September 14, 2026

This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements to make the app more efficient. Thank you for using eVoice!

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In-App Purchases

$12.99

eVoice iTunes 12.99

12.99 - 1 Month of service with 300 mins

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Absolute Junk!! Incompatible with Business use

The system started flagging words like CBD. We have a medical clinic that sells CBD products for pain AND it blocks any messages with CBD word in it!!! Stupid!!!

I am curious whether block other words like guns, sexual STD, guns, etc…

Customer of 9 years…

Update: 8/13/26: Another launch, another failed system. Whoever is making decisions on who hired their developer needs to seriously reconsider. Now calls are being forwarded to personal voicemails instead of default greetings unless you change it to route calls to the mobile app, then users can’t even get incoming calls unless they’re logged into that number. Which makes it difficult when you are juggling multiple lines. The outbound recorded line features from the app still haven’t been fixed as promised. You still have to use the click to call feature. I can’t even get through to anyone on the customer service unless I wait for 20+ minutes. GET IT TOGETHER. Listen to your customers, I would be happy to schedule a meeting with the app developers and discuss why this platform has gotten worse and what can be improved. Original Review: We have been a loyal eVoice user for many years and ever since the app’s “upgrade” - it has been a total NIGHTMARE! A new issue EVERY single week. For example, Incoming calls ring once and go straight to voicemail, recorded calls and voicemails missing, and most commonly often, incoming calls are not coming through at all, and this is after we have done test calls to make sure everything is working correctly, then all of a sudden, the calls just stops.

They decided to add this feature called “call scheduling” and now when you create a phone line and login to the number for the first time, any incoming calls go straight to the voicemail unless you manually update the setting to receive calls. Why would I set up an active line as an admin for a user just for them to not receive calls immediately upon logging into the app? Makes zero sense. If I want calls to be forwarded to voicemail then I will change that myself! & the configuration landing page for users logging in for a new line, it’s is so ridiculous. It gives users the option of “route calls to app or default schedule, a new number or voicemail” and if you don’t click “don’t show this message again” it will keep popping up. I believe this is causing major conflicts within the system from how the admin sets it up to route to the users phone vs “mobile app” but even if the settings are all set up, the service seems to stop working eventually. Before it was so simple, an admin sets up the line and predetermined the settings for the user, the user logged in, approved microphone settings and notifications and then the user was taken directly to the dial pad and could immediately start making calls and receiving calls. Also, If you click on the voicemail messages in the app, it immediately starts calling the user back, you have to press this tiny “i” button to listen to the message and you risk calling someone back if you don’t hit it correctly. I have submitted several complaints and even spoke to someone higher up that was in communication with the app developers to provide feedback. They informed me they were not aware the outbound calls were not being recorded from the app until AFTER the upgrade and never even sent out a notification to let users know of this change. They told me they were working on changing that back to where all outbound/inbound calls on a recorded line were captured from within the mobile app. It’s been 2 months and no change. The workaround you have to go through to their website and use “click to call” to “initiate” the call from the web, which then triggers the call to the app and the user answers and then they are connected to the number they are dialing. super counterproductive and leaves so much room for human error. Our business relies on this feature for so many of our clients and I have no trust in the system anymore. I sadly have started to schedule meetings with other VOIP phone systems and will be taking our business elsewhere. I can’t even get through to customer service anymore, and when I do, they seem just as lost or usually end up telling our contractors to take their phone into their carrier because “it’s a phone carrier issue, not the app.” Yet we haven’t had these kinds of issues in 9 years…and all of sudden it’s the phone and now their app. Give me a break & just when I figure out how to resolve a specific issue and feeling confident that moving forward I’ll be able to resolve/give instructions to correct the same issue for other users, it doesn’t work for them. There’s no rhyme or reason for it. So disappointed.
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Horrible bugged App

The more I use this company’s app the more I loathe it.
The most annoying bug that has not been fixed for a year is that there is a 1 or 2 day delay on text messages and voicemails. This delay causes me to lose clients!!

Terrible

Can’t make outbound calls half of the time. They run you through the same troubleshooting steps. I’m on 5G with full bars and they tell me it’s my phone. Don’t use evoice

Response from developer

Hello Staudyp, We are truly sorry for the frustration and the repetitive troubleshooting. We know how annoying it is to hear "it's your network" when you have full 5G bars, so we have asked our advanced support team to reach out to you directly to thoroughly investigate. In the interim, please ensure the app isn't being blocked from using your cell network by going to your Device Settings > Apps > eVoice and verifying that Cellular Data is toggled to Enabled. Our team will be in touch shortly to help get this completely squared away!

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No tech support

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Calls going straight to voicemail

Bug

Missed calls and texts

Bug

Inability to update credit card information

Bug

App crashing or freezing

Bug

Unreliable call and text delivery

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Improved notification system

Feature

Better integration between app and website

Feature

More feature parity between app and website

Feature

FAQ

What does eVoice do?

eVoice provides a virtual business phone system that consolidates your business communications into a single app. It allows you to acquire multiple local or toll-free phone numbers and set up extensions for your team, all managed from your smartphone or tablet.

What are the key features of eVoice?

Key features include customizable caller settings for call routing, organized voicemail management with text transcription, the ability to create local, vanity, and toll-free numbers, and VoIP calling that doesn't require cellular data. It also offers team contact sharing and call log tracking.

How much does eVoice cost?

eVoice offers two paid plans: Elite and Elite Plus. The Elite plan costs $14 monthly or $144 yearly, while the Elite Plus plan is $21 monthly or $228 yearly. All plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What devices is eVoice compatible with?

The app is designed to run seamlessly on existing smartphones and tablets, allowing users to manage their business communications from any device, anywhere.

Who would benefit from using eVoice?

eVoice is ideal for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and consultants who want to professionalize their business image and streamline communication. It helps in managing client interactions, staying connected with colleagues, and scaling business operations effectively.