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I've been looking at voip.ms but haven't tried it yet. Need to figure out my usage in a typical month to get a cost idea and figure out a voip/sip app. This is more of a fully control destiny type approach. The other option, more appealing but not as flexible, it's MagicApp by MagicJack. I used MagicJack internationally for years and it worked great, it's probably the best bet.
voip.ms is decent. They provide their own version of a PBX and it's a good company. I've used them in the past for a lot of different things, most recently as a number for sending faxes and receiving them a few years ago while dealing with disability benefits for our daughter. They also offer fancy on hold music if that's your thing. :)
Nice! What SIP app are you using on mobile?
Not using anything right now for Mobile SIP. I am like the OP - on GVoice but want to move eventually away from there. As for home use with the fax and stuff, I just logged into their site. With that said, I used to have an ATA Adaptor (Linksys SPA1) unlocked so I could use it with my regular phone. That was around 2016 or so. We, like most people now are 100% mobile so, not a single corded or cordless phone in the house otherwise.
Voip.ms is great, been using them for businesses for years. It's dirt cheap - probably cost you like $3/month.
Are you using it with VOIP hardware? Any softphone/mobile client you'd recommend?
Both, yealink for physical phones. Ground wire for mobile app. You could always sign up for a test number before you port yours over.
Thanks for the recommendations!