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Hi! I’m Alex Giniotas, founder of an IT startup from New Zealand, originally from Lithuania. Our distributed team works with clients across Europe, Asia, and the U.S. From the start, one challenge stood out — how to build reliable, affordable, and borderless communication with clients and between teammates. Before we switched to VoIP and DID Virtual Numbers, communication was messy. We used messengers, temporary numbers, and SIM cards — nothing worked smoothly. Calls dropped, messages disappeared, and privacy was a constant concern. For a tech company, that was ironic. We needed one simple, scalable system without hardware — and that’s when I found DID Virtual Numbers. We tested several providers, but DID Virtual Numbers stood out for its flexibility and reliability. It offers numbers in over 100 countries, easy SIP integration with VoIP and CRM, and a single dashboard for everything. Call quality is excellent, even through VPNs, and crypto payments make international work seamless. Now, every team member has a dedicated virtual number. All internal and client communication runs through one secure VoIP network — no personal phones. We use local numbers for marketing campaigns, track performance by country, and connect support lines directly to our CRM so every call and message is logged automatically. Adding a new number takes minutes — no SIMs, no waiting, perfect for a remote startup. Since implementing DID Virtual Numbers, we’ve reduced communication costs by 40%, improved response speed, and gained full transparency over analytics. Clients trust us more because local numbers make us feel closer and more available. My advice to founders and remote teams: integrate VoIP early, assign separate numbers for different purposes, focus on connection quality, and automate everything you can. Today, DID Virtual Numbers is part of our company’s backbone. It keeps us connected globally, scales with our growth, and helps us communicate without limits — efficiently, securely, and with confidence.

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