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# Can I book minute packages for my trunk?

Overview of the available minute packages for sipgate trunking including prices and terms.

You can conveniently and quickly book the suitable minute package for your trunk in the interface, **stack** you several packages to get the perfect number of minutes for your trunk.

**You can choose from the following minute packages:**

### DE landline:

* 5,000 minutes - EUR 24.95 (excl. VAT)
* 20,000 minutes - EUR 99.95 net (excl. VAT)
* 100,000 minutes - EUR 499.95 net (excl. VAT)

### DE mobile network:

* 500 minutes - EUR 24.95 net (excl. VAT)
* 2,000 minutes - EUR 99.95 net (excl. VAT)
* 10,000 minutes - EUR 499.95 net (excl. VAT)

**Trunking mobile minute packages** cover **calls to all German mobile networks** from.

### Terms:

* all minute packages can be combined as desired
* all minute packages can be stacked without limit
* automatic monthly renewal
* unused minutes expire at the end of the month
* cancellable monthly

The free Trunking 2 plan is ideal for testing and offers 50 free minutes to German landlines and 50 free minutes to German mobile networks per month. Afterwards, calls to German landlines and sipgate internal are charged 1.50 cents per minute (in combination with sipgate only 0.84 cents per minute). Calls to the German mobile network then cost 12.52 cents per minute.


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