Service comparison

2600hz vs. Aircall

2600hz vs. Aircall: uptime, incident frequency and resolution times, head-to-head.

Last 90 days · 19 incidents total · From each provider's official status page

Head-to-head

90-day summary

Uptime over time

Availability across windows

Window 2600hz Aircall Δ
Last 24 hours
100.00%
100.00%
0.00 pp
Last 7 days
93.84%
100.00%
-6.16 pp
Last 30 days
98.56%
95.23%
+3.33 pp
Last 90 days
99.42%
96.60%
+2.82 pp

Uptime is the share of each window with no incident open on the provider's official status page. Δ is percentage-point difference (2600hz minus Aircall). Higher is better.

Incidents 90-day

Severity breakdown

  • 2600hz

    2 total

    0 major 2 minor
    • Median resolution

      6h 16m

    • Longest incident

      10h 21m

  • Aircall

    17 total

    6 major 11 minor
    • Median resolution

      1h 8m

    • Longest incident

      27h 38m

Recent activity

Last 5 incidents, side-by-side

  • 2600hz logo

    2600hz

    • Oct 21

      Temporary Unavailability of Provisioner and Support Portal

      10h 21m

      Minor
    • Aug 17

      Provisioning issue - Yealink Phones

      2h 11m

      Minor
    • Jul 15

      API Issues on Hosted

      25m

      Minor
    • Jul 12

      Connectivity Alerts 07/12/26

      1h 27m

      Minor
    • Feb 20

      Investigating reports of outages

      1h 24m

      Minor
  • Aircall logo

    Aircall

    • Oct 17

      Users with connectivity issues

      1h 34m

      Minor
    • Oct 13

      Increased Error Rate

      40m

      Major
    • Oct 12

      Calling Issues

      48m

      Major
    • Oct 7

      Partner Integrations Not Receiving Call Events

      1d 3h 38m

      Minor
    • Oct 5

      Intermittent calls and SMS failures on a subset of French and Spanish numbers

      1h 1m

      Minor

Bottom line

2600hz wins

2600hz edges out on 90-day uptime.

2600hz posted 99.42% vs. 96.60% for Aircall (Δ +2.82 pp). Incidents: 2 vs. 17 (-15).

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