PCMag Readers Choose Ooma Office as the Best Business VoIP Phone Service for the 6th Straight Year

Sunnyvale, CA - Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019

Ooma, Inc., a smart communications platform for businesses and consumers, announced today that – for the sixth year in a row – the company’s Ooma Office service has won PCMag’s prestigious Business Choice Award for Best VoIP System.

The award (https://www.pcmag.com/news/366695/business-choice-awards-2019-voice-over-ip-voip-systems) is part of the magazine’s annual Reader’s Choice Survey, and Ooma once again emerged as the top business VoIP provider among 12 finalists, including RingCentral, 8X8, Vonage, Comcast, Spectrum, and Verizon.

PCMag’s story on the award says: “Ooma takes the crown for the sixth time in a row, thanks to a top overall score (8.8 out of 10) and an almost astronomically high likelihood to recommend score of 8.9 . . . For six years now, Ooma is the VoIP service PCMag readers believe is the very best. It tops almost every metric we measure, making this cloud-based PBX service the clear choice for any office.”

“PCMag has been surveying our business readers for six years to find what delivers the best service, support, and overall experience,” said Dan Costa, editor-in-chief of PCMag. “Every year, Ooma has come out on top. Ooma was number one in nine of the ten categories we asked about. Most importantly, it is the VoIP service our readers recommend most.”

Jim Gustke, vice president of marketing at Ooma, said: “To our current Ooma Office customers who participated in PCMag’s survey, we want to give our heartfelt thanks for your support. We are deeply honored to have earned your trust, which made it possible for Ooma to win this award for the sixth year in a row from one of the nation’s most influential tech publications.”

Ooma Office (https://www.ooma.com/office/) offers a set of features carefully curated to meet the needs of small business, available through a straightforward fee of CDN$ 24.95 a month per user with no contract required. Customers have their choice of hardware – conventional analog phones, IP phones, virtual service through the Office for Mobile app, or any combination of the three. Advanced features such as a virtual receptionist, ring groups, call parking and multi-site access combine to make small businesses sound big.