The network your ports sell into | Minutes Network - Accelerator

Why demand for your ports keeps growing.

You own dedicated voice capacity at a floor below the market. Every new allocation brings more traffic, more routes and more Jingle endpoints onto the network your ports sell into.

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minutes carried today

Last 6 days: 7.76M; minutes carried
Average call: 3.2 min; across today's traffic
Jingle today: 759; calls connected

Live from the network your ports sell into, as the public explorer reports it.

The Accelerator today

Ports open to new owners: 1,240; Across every live route
Minutes per port a day: 500; The conservative working figure

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Four ways every allocation helps the network.

The short answer to why Minutes Network sells capacity rather than keeping it: each allocation makes the network your ports sell into bigger and stronger.

More traffic on the network
Self-run owners bring their own termination traffic; resale owners commit ports we fill with wholesale flows. Either way, the network carries traffic it would not otherwise have.
Capacity committed ahead of carry
Every allocation is capacity committed before the traffic flows: firm, forward demand the network plans around.

Committed before the traffic flows.

Each lit jack is a port an owner has committed; each dark one is still open to new owners. This is the capacity committed to the network today, on every route that carries it.

Across every live route

Ports open: 1,240
Per port: 500 minutes a dayThe conservative, practical working figure

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360 of 750 ports committed

Every carried minute feeds Hyperscaling.

Hyperscaling discovers compatible endpoints and moves calls onto higher-margin termination paths, and it feeds on live traffic. As it converts endpoints, a growing share of calls terminates over Jingle's higher-margin path.

More minutes, faster discovery
Every minute carried over Accelerator capacity speeds the discovery of the next endpoint.
Jingle reaches further
More endpoints deployed, more frequent callees onboarded, more calls matched.

Inside a telephone exchange: open equipment cabinets of voice line cards beside a cross-connect frame

See the traffic your ports carry.

Every carried minute shows on the public explorer, and your portal shows your own share of it, day by day and hour by hour.

Fill, day by day
Each day's fill against the previous 30 days.
Busiest hours, in local time
When your ports carry traffic, in the destination's own time.
Network fees paid as normal
The Accelerator never bypasses the network's economics.

Dot plot of daily fill for a Pakistan route next to a weekday by time-of-day grid of average minutes and the current local time in Karachi.

And then it comes back around.

A bigger, faster-growing network carries more traffic and opens more routes, which means more wholesale demand for the very capacity that started the loop.

An allocation goes live and committed capacity lands on the network.
Traffic flows, and Hyperscaling feeds on it.
Jingle reaches further: more endpoints, more callees onboarded, more calls matched.

Your ports and our network want the same thing.

The more minutes your ports carry, the more the network grows. That is what Minutes Network gets from selling capacity rather than holding it.

Verified owners
Every owner completes a quick one-time check in the portal, the standard behind the network's tier-1 carrier agreements.
Bound in writing
A binding capacity agreement on every order, issued at purchase and executed on activation.
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Earning the same way
Owner margin accrues from the same carried traffic that grows the network.
How payouts work

Put your ports to work.

Pick a route and a package, and put capacity to work on a growing network. Margin accrues live from the first carried minute.

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Why demand for your ports keeps growing.

Four ways every allocation helps the network.

More traffic on the network

Capacity committed ahead of carry