Zoiper IAX SIP VOIP Softphone

Securax LTD.

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About this app

Zoiper is a IAX and SIP softphone application for VoIP calls over 3G, 4G/LTE, 5G or WiFi. There are no advertisements.

For support please visit: http://community.zoiper.com

Zoiper softphone offers a simple user interface and superb audio quality for smooth Voice over IP experience.

Contact us for whitelabel versions with your logo and company or for our VoIP SDK if you want to build your own solution or visit http://www.zoiper.com/en/voip-sdk

Available for both SIP and IAX systems, Zoiper is a phone solution perfectly fit for end users, service providers, call centers or any business willing to benefit from VoIP communications.

Want to distribute it to your users? Use the free automatic provisioning system on http://oem.zoiper.com and avoid tedious manual configurations!

IMPORTANT: Zoiper softphone is a standalone client-side software VOIP phone application and is not bundled together with a VoIP service. To make and receive VoIP calls using Zoiper, you must subscribe to any SIP or IAX based service provider across the globe.

Zoiper's key features include:

- Support for different color schemes
- Bluetooth support
- Lowest battery usage with highest reliability / stability on google play
- Lowest latency of all android softphones
- Excellent audio quality, even on older devices
- Supports calling over 3G and WIFI
- Multiprotocol with SIP and IAX support, compatible with all RFC
compliant PBXs
- Background / multitasking support
- Integration with the native android contact list
- Speakerphone mute and hold
- UDP and TCP transports (use TCP for better battery life!)
- Supports g711 (ulaw, alaw), speex, iLBC and gsm codecs
- Supports sending of DTMF
- DNS SRV
- Built-in echo cancellation
- STUN support
- Change ringtone per account
- Call waiting
- Video support (with subscription)
- ZRTP / TLS support (with subscription)
- Call Transfer (with subscription)
- Wideband audio (with subscription)

Zoiper is also available as customized branding solutions or VoIP SDK, please contact us for more information.

- Phones that are unstable because they have broken audio implementations:
Alcatel one touch series (poor audio drivers cause system freezes and crashes)
HTC one m8 (causes freezes.)

WARNING: using Zoiper as a default dialer may interfere with dialling 911 emergency services.

WARNING: Please use only versions from the Google Play Store, we have reasons to believe some of the (russian) .apk files floating on the web contain a trojan that might steal username and password and make fraudulent calls. The official Zoiper from Google Play is safe to use.

Ratings and reviews

Unstable and full of annoyance. Why would I buy the full version when the demo has serious bugs and they won't let me submit questions about the free version on their site (even though they direct me to). For one, if you go into a cellular dead zone, it fails to reconnect when you emerge, and the only remedy is to terminate the app entirely and restart it.

This was an absolutely phenomenal app, the one that all others were measured against, until they released the 2.n versions. With that upgrade, their excellent user interface was turned into a Windows 10esque monstrosity, making the app virtually unusable. Since then, I have downgraded to their 1.53 version, (the last version with the classic interface), and have been stuck there. If it wasn't for the fact that it works so well with my provider, I would drop it like a rotten tomato. If you like an interface reminiscent of Windows 10, go ahead. If you want an app with a clean, functional interface, go somewhere else. Developer response: The new interface is identical to the native dialer on recent android versions. My answer: Not true - at least in some cases. I have a Samsung Galaxy smartphone running Android 5.n and an ASUS Zenpad running Android 6.n. both of the "default" (native) dialers are more like the 1.n versions than the 2.n. My opinion still stands. If you like an interface similar to Windows 10, it's a great choice. If you prefer a cleaner, easier to use (IMHO) interface, either find the latest 1.n version somewhere, or download something else.

Overall I'm pretty satisfied with Zoiper. It's stable, and the call quality is usually pretty good. It usually runs reliably in the background on my OnePlus 7 Pro and doesn't seem to have a significant negative impact on battery life. Phone calls come through reliably even when I haven't used the app in a while. Overall the app has been stable, and I'm satisfied. I haven't had a good reason to look for another SIP client. Feature rich for those that require advanced setting control for those who need it, supports TLS encryption for calls which is a plus for me. The only problem that I have is that it doesn't seem to launch the Zoiper app/service when the phone restarts even though I've selected the option within the app to have it do so. I have to manually open the app at least once. Annoying when this causes you to miss a call, but after you launch the app it seems fine and stays connected.

What's new

v2.21.11
Fix notification and phone permission requests not appearing
Crash fixes