Momentum Telecom

Founded in 2001, Momentum Telecom has established itself as a global managed cloud services provider, specializing in unified communications and collaboration solutions. The company, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, was originally known as Momentum Business Solutions and began as a business telephone provider. Over the years, Momentum Telecom has pursued an aggressive growth strategy, marked by numerous strategic acquisitions. These include Integrated Broadband Services in 2014, voice provider Alteva in 2015, CloudNet Group in 2018, DCT and Metro Optical in 2019, and Altus Technology in 2021. More recently, the company acquired G12 Communications and Horizon Telecom in 2023 and Secher Security in 2025, significantly expanding its global footprint and service capabilities.

Momentum Telecom operates on a B2B model, serving a diverse client base that ranges from small businesses to large enterprises and cable operators. Its revenue is generated through the provision of a comprehensive suite of customizable cloud-based applications and managed services. The company's core business revolves around Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS), offering integrated solutions for voice, video, and collaboration. This is complemented by an extensive portfolio that includes managed network services, global connectivity, SD-WAN, and contact center solutions. A key aspect of their strategy includes offering white-label solutions to over 500 channel partners nationwide, enabling them to resell Momentum's services under their own brand.

The company’s product suite is designed to streamline business communications and enhance productivity. Key offerings include cloud voice with features like auto attendant and voicemail-to-email, SIP trunking for connecting existing PBX systems to the cloud, and a cloud-based contact center platform with advanced analytics and reporting. Momentum provides extensive collaboration tools through integrations with Microsoft Teams and Webex, consolidating features like video calling, chat, and conferencing. The firm leverages a carrier-neutral cloud network interconnected with over 500 carriers, including major players like AT&T, Verizon, Google, and AWS, ensuring reliable and scalable service delivery. This robust infrastructure supports their global voice offerings, including PSTN replacement services in 72 countries and number availability in over 150 countries.

Keywords: Unified Communications as a Service, UCaaS, cloud voice, managed network services, global connectivity, SD-WAN, contact center solutions, Microsoft Teams integration, VoIP, business communication, collaboration tools, SIP trunking, white-label telecom, enterprise communications, cloud-based applications, telecom-as-a-service, global voice, network security, data center services