[SK Broadband Business Products] Pull up one month of call logs: how to choose between usage-based and flat-rate plans

Title: Just Pull Out One Month of Call Records: How to Choose Between Pay-Per-Use and Flat-Rate

"Is pay-per-use or flat-rate right for our office?" It's the first question that comes up when you look into VoIP (internet phone). Rather than going by gut feeling, looking at your past call volume makes the answer much easier.

**1. Prepare your past call records**
Bills or call records from your existing phone for the last few months are enough. A single month may be skewed toward a busy or a quiet period, so if possible, look at several months together.

**2. Check these three things**
- Is your total monthly call volume high or low?
- Does call volume vary a lot from month to month, or stay similar?
- Where do most of your calls go: mobile phones, local, long-distance?

**3. Think about it this way**
- If you make few calls and mostly receive them, pay-per-use, where you pay for what you use, may suit you.
- If your call volume is consistently high and similar each month, flat-rate may be easier to manage.
- If volume varies widely or the choice isn't clear, it's safest to review your usage pattern together before deciding.

**4. Easy-to-miss points**
You also need to decide the number of lines, extension use, and whether to transfer your existing number. 070 business VoIP supports extensions, call transfer, and call pickup, and in a consultation you can also check whether your existing number can be kept as is. If you need a main number, consider nationwide main numbers (1566, 1600, 1670, 1466) as well.

Pricing structure and terms may vary by product and time, so please check the rate table at skb.canco.co.kr. CANCO is an official SK Broadband business partner (BP) and handles everything from subscription consultation to activation. Contact us with your call records, and we can work out the right setup for your office together.

SK Broadband Business Products subscription consultation 1899-3107 · skb.canco.co.kr

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