VoicePulse was an American communications company founded in North Brunswick, New Jersey in April 2003 by Ravi Sakaria and Ketan Patel. The company used its VoIP network to deliver phone service to residential and business consumers.[1] The service launched on April 3, 2003, offering low-cost telephone services with advanced features delivered over broadband Internet connections.[2]
Design and History
VoicePulse operated as a privately owned entity headquartered in Jamesburg, New Jersey, and was recognized as the first US-based provider to offer an Open-Source Friendly SIP Trunking service with the debut of VoicePulse Connect SIP Trunking in 2003.[3] The company gained industry recognition in 2004, being named Best of the Year by PC Magazine as the top residential and small office VoIP provider of that year.[4]
The VoicePulse Inc. logo was made available to press outlets through PRIMEZONE, a press release distribution service, indicating the company maintained a formal visual identity for media use during its active years.[5]
VoicePulse launched its VoicePulse FIVE telephony platform in November 2014. In October 2022, VoicePulse users were sent communications informing them that the service would be closed by the end of that month.[1]
Meaning and Symbolism
The company name combines “voice,” referring to human communication, with “pulse,” a term associated with signal transmission in telecommunications technology.
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