Ditch the Old-School Phone Lines.
Keep your number and upgrade to a home phone that works for the way you live today. With All Points Broadband, you’ll get reliable, crystal-clear connections—something even your cell phone can’t always promise. Work, chat, and stay connected with ease.
Reliable
Crystal-clear connections.
Powerful
Work, chat, and connect like never before.
Affordable
Plans as low as $19.99, plus taxes and fees, with one of All Points Broadband’s fast internet service tiers.
- Enjoy unlimited calling to the U.S. and Canada.
- Includes caller ID, call waiting, and 3-way calling.
- Easily forward calls to your cell phone.
- Conveniently access voicemails through email.
- Internet-connected service is compatible with most landline phones (phone not included).
Questions about Home Phone
Can I keep my existing phone number when I switch?
Yes! After signing up for phone service, send a recent copy of your current phone bill to [email protected]. Number transfers (porting) can take up to 10 business days, so we recommend submitting your request early so it doesn’t delay your installation.
Will my current home phone work with the All Points Broadband phone service?
Most standard home phones are compatible. The equipment we provide uses a standard RJ-11 connector, which works with the majority of traditional landline handsets. If you’re unsure about your specific phone, our support team can help confirm compatibility before or after your installation.
Will my phone work during a power outage?
Since the phone service runs through your internet connection’s ONT, it requires electricity to function. All Points Broadband offers battery backup solutions that can keep your equipment — and your phone — working during a power outage. Ask our team about adding a battery backup to your plan for extra peace of mind.
What is VoIP and how does it affect my phone service?
All Points Broadband uses Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), which transmits your calls digitally over your broadband connection rather than through traditional copper phone lines. This delivers crystal-clear audio quality. Because VoIP depends on both power and an active internet connection, we recommend adding a battery backup to your router to stay connected during outages.