Top 10 BPO Companies in the Philippines + Runners Up

There are a few things you can always count on in the Philippines: long lines at Jollibee, unpredictable rain, and the ever-growing BPO industry. Since the early 2000s, business process outsourcing (BPO) has become one of the country’s most important economic drivers. It created jobs, boosted local economies, and gave countless fresh grads a solid shot at career growth—without having to leave the country.

And guess what? It’s still booming.

Here are the top BPO companies in the Philippines, based on revenue, employee reviews, company reputation, and growth potential. Whether you’re fresh out of school or looking to shift careers, these are solid places to send your CV.

Top 10 BPO Companies in the Philippines (2025)

1. Accenture Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P42B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
A global powerhouse, Accenture offers IT and business solutions to clients across 120+ countries. Their PH operations span from Metro Manila to Cebu, and they continue to lead the BPO space with large-scale digital transformation projects.

Awards:

  • Best Employer Brand by World HRD Congress (2023)
  • Top Company for Women by LinkedIn PH (2022)

What Employees Say:

  • “Great training, solid career ladder, but work-life balance can suffer.”
  • “Kahit toxic minsan, sulit yung pay and learning.”

Starting Salary: Around P22,000-P30,000/month for entry-level roles

2. Concentrix Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P35B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
Concentrix expanded massively after acquiring Convergys and is now one of the country’s largest private employers. With offices in over 40 locations nationwide, they specialize in customer experience and tech support.

Awards:

  • BPO Employer of the Year by ICT Awards (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Competitive pay, but prepare for shifting schedules.”
  • “Madaming fun activities and engagement, pero ang daming metrics.”

Starting Salary: Around P18,000-P25,000/month

3. Teleperformance Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P26B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
Known for its inclusive workplace and solid training programs, Teleperformance serves global clients across telecom, tech, and healthcare.

Awards:

  • Great Place to Work Certified (2021-2024)

What Employees Say:

  • “One of the best in terms of work culture.”
  • “Pwede sa newbies, pero medyo mahigpit sa metrics.”

Starting Salary: P20,000-P26,000/month

4. Alorica Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P18B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
Alorica handles customer service for Fortune 500 brands. They’re known for hiring even non-grads and offering strong development programs.

Awards:

  • Most Inclusive Workplace by HR Asia (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Super supportive TLs, pero minsan may system issues na hassle.”

Starting Salary: P18,000/month

5. Sitel Group / Foundever

Revenue: Estimated P17.5B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
Sitel merged with Sykes and rebranded as Foundever. They continue to lead in customer experience and have expanded to Davao and Baguio.

Awards:

  • PEZA Outstanding Employer (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Best first job experience.”
  • “Growth depends on the site you’re in.”

Starting Salary: P19,000-P24,000/month

6. IBM Business Services

Revenue: Estimated P15B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
IBM offers high-level shared services for finance, HR, and IT. It’s more niche compared to others on the list but offers strong global exposure.

Awards:

  • Best Shared Services Provider (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Structured and professional, but not for everyone.”

Starting Salary: P23,000-P30,000/month

7. [24]7.ai Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P12B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
This company specializes in AI-powered customer service solutions. They combine tech and human support for clients mostly in the US.

Awards:

  • Innovation in BPO Award (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Cool tech, pero work is still call-heavy.”

Starting Salary: P20,000/month

8. TDCX Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P10B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
Originally from Singapore, TDCX is newer in the PH scene but rapidly growing. They’ve built a reputation for sleek offices and premium clients.

Awards:

  • Best New BPO Entrant (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Instagram-worthy office.”
  • “Mas ok kung may experience ka na.”

Starting Salary: P24,000/month

9. VXI Global Solutions

Revenue: Estimated P9.5B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
VXI is a veteran in the BPO game, with offices across Metro Manila and Mindanao. Strong in training and leadership dev.

Awards:

  • Employer of the Year Nominee (2022)

What Employees Say:

  • “Solid training, pero madalas OT.”

Starting Salary: P19,000-P22,000/month

10. TaskUs Philippines

Revenue: Estimated P8.2B (2024)

Company Snapshot:
TaskUs is the cool kid on the BPO block, catering to startups and tech firms. Known for its playful branding and Gen Z vibe.

Awards:

  • Best Workplace for Millennials (2023)

What Employees Say:

  • “Very modern, pero not for people who want a traditional office vibe.”

Starting Salary: P23,000/month

5 Other Notable BPO Companies Worth Considering

Telus International Philippines

A Canadian-owned BPO known for its inclusive culture and strong employee engagement. It received recognition for Diversity & Inclusion at the Asia CEO Awards. One employee noted, “Super LGBTQ+ friendly, pero kulang sa upward mobility.”

Foundever (formerly Sykes)

Now operating under the Foundever banner after a global merger, this company remains a mainstay in the industry. It earned a spot on the Global Outsourcing 100 by IAOP. A staffer shared, “Stable but traditional.”

HGS (Hinduja Global Solutions)

An India-headquartered firm with deep expertise in healthcare and insurance accounts. It was recognized for Excellence in Customer Experience in 2022. One review said, “OK for career growth, but kulang sa office perks.”

Startek Philippines

Serving clients primarily in the US, Startek has been growing steadily in the Philippines. It bagged the Best Emerging BPO Company title in 2023. A happy employee mentioned, “Small teams, kaya mas close-knit.”

ePerformax

One of the pioneers in voice-based customer support in the country. It received Long-Term Partner Recognition from PEZA. As one long-timer put it, “Old school pero consistent.”

Final Thoughts

Looking for a BPO job isn’t just about salary (though, let’s be honest, it helps). It’s also about fit, career growth, and who you’ll be spending those long night shifts with. Whether you’re in it for the experience, the paycheck, or the perks, there’s a place for you in the industry.

So polish that CV, review your mock interview answers, and maybe practice saying, “Let me place you on a brief hold.” Good luck!

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16 Comments

  1. Is there a bpo company in the philippines named convertex?

  2. Do you have a complete list of bpo companies with business permits?

  3. akronglobalsolutions says:

    Wow! that’s a comprehensive list. Thanks for sharing such important information.

  4. Matthea Licup says:

    hi may i ask if you have list of all bpo companies here in the philippines with contact numbers? Thank you

  5. Rosauro Ferreras says:

    Hello I franchise,

    We are looking for BPO company want to expand there businesses in Lopez Quezon Province.
    This town located 215klm South of manila along national road going to bicol region. Town also a universities hub, like TUP, PNU, PUP and some local colleges, the locations is already fiber lines.

  6. Rosauro Ferreras says:

    Hello I franchise,

    We are looking for BPO company want to expand there businesses in Lopez Quezon Province.
    This town located 215klm South of manila along national road going to bicol region. Town also a universities hub, like TUP, PNU, PUP and some local colleges, the locations is already fiber lines.09174632288

  7. Grace Dela Merced says:

    Hi, Can I ask contact details of all BPO Companies here in the Philippines please. Thank you so much.

  8. Regine sumulong says:

    Dear sir
    We have a property in ortigas ext. Pasig city for lease. Am looking for bpo companies who are interested to expand their business.
    Thanks.

  9. Fred PASTORES says:

    Hi! My name is Fred I work as an account manager for the oldest Telecommunications here in the Philippines. I am willing to help new and existing BPOs to strengthen their Data Connectivity. Please don’t hesitate to email. Thanks and best regards, Fred

  10. Precious Gail Tungol Estaloza says:

    is there a achievers homebased on your list?

    1. Precious Gail Tungol Estaloza says:

      i want to know if the achievers homebased is a legit company

  11. Macjune D. Tolentino says:

    do you have a complete list

  12. Honey Baylon says:

    I want to apply for the company that are easy to apply and get hired. Thank you. I dont have experience in BPO company but I want to give it a try.

  13. Allied Fusion BPO says:

    Allied Fusion: BPO provider since 2009, offering Telemarketing, Online Selling, Customer Support, Workforce Management, Finance, Data Entry, Chat Support, Web Development. Japanese-Filipino team with a focus on high-quality work.