Signals vs Infobip

Start building with a Nigerian number. And a price you already know.

Your team is ready to build. Signals gives you a published subscription, a Nigerian phone number and the APIs to put it to work. Subscribe, complete KYC and enable Developer Mode to get started.

The local offer

A plan you can evaluate today.

Base plan

₦500,000/year

Excluding VAT.

  • One Nigerian mobile or standard 0201 number included.
  • Five simultaneous calls included.
  • Calls at ₦14–₦19.50/minute to all Nigerian networks. VAT included. Billed per second.
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  1. Subscribe
  2. Complete KYC
  3. Enable Developer Mode
  4. Build your first call

Signals publishes its standard Nigerian-number, local-calling offer, so you can estimate the calling cost before committing engineering time. With Infobip, Nigerian numbers and local commercial terms are arranged with its team. With Signals, your team can evaluate the standard offer and move straight into subscription and verification.

Reuse

Reuse compatible call logic as your footprint grows.

Your call logic and components are an investment. Signals’ Twilio-compatible approach lets you reuse compatible call logic and components in Nigeria, then carry the same familiar patterns into Twilio deployments in other markets as your product expands.

Extend what your team has already built as you add products, deployments and markets.

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Side by side

Five decisions, compared.

Starting with a Nigerian number

Signals

One Nigerian mobile or standard 0201 number included in a self-service plan. Subscribe, complete KYC and enable Developer Mode.

Infobip

Nigerian numbers and local commercial arrangements are set up with the Infobip team.

Knowing the local cost

Signals

₦500,000/year excluding VAT. Calls at ₦14–₦19.50/minute to all Nigerian networks, VAT included and billed per second.

Infobip

Local-number and domestic calling terms are agreed with its team for your deployment.

Reusing existing work

Signals

Twilio-compatible call control lets you reuse compatible call logic and components across Nigerian builds and Twilio-supported markets.

Infobip

Its own Calls API and call-control model, with SIP and WebSocket streaming for custom applications.

Running Nigerian calls

Signals

Managed numbers, call records and network-performance visibility, with a local team coordinating with carriers.

Infobip

Calling delivered through its international platform; support and responsibilities follow your service arrangement.

Connecting the application

Signals

Calls API, OneML, events and recordings, with managed SIP trunking through Signals SIP Access where your stack needs it.

Infobip

Calls API with its own methods and events; SIP and audio streaming available for custom builds.

Operations

Your team builds the application, while Signals connects its calls to the network.

Signals gives you call records and real-time network-performance visibility, and a Nigeria-based team investigates call failures and coordinates with carriers on network quality. When a call path needs attention, you have people close to the networks your customers use.

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Enterprise commitments

For production and procurement environments, an enterprise agreement adds contractual operating commitments to the same Calls API, SIP Access and Omni products, with pricing agreed for the deployment.

  • 24/7 response for P1 and P2 production incidents
  • 15 minutes P1 acknowledgement
  • Named technical owner and backup
  • Contract-backed 99.99% platform SLA

A data processing agreement and the enterprise security pack support your security, data-protection and vendor-risk reviewers alongside the technical work.

Next step

Ready to put a Nigerian number to work?

Subscribe, complete KYC, enable Developer Mode and follow the quickstart to your first call. SIP Access and Omni are available for managed SIP trunking and enterprise call data needs, provisioned and scoped separately.

Already have an Infobip integration? Bring an existing call flow and we’ll help you assess what carries over and where adaptation is needed. Book discovery meeting →