Enterprise phone features at small-business prices — hosted in the cloud, managed locally.
Traditional phone systems are expensive to maintain and inflexible by design. VoIP gives you enterprise phone features — auto-attendant, call queuing, voicemail-to-email, video conferencing — at a fraction of the cost, hosted in the cloud so it works wherever your team works.
Traditional PBX systems require expensive on-site hardware, dedicated phone lines, and a specialist every time you add an extension. VoIP runs over your existing internet connection. Adding a user takes minutes, not days. Remote employees use the same system as the office. And when you move locations, your number comes with you.
Our Director of VoIP, Colby Tristan, has designed and deployed phone systems for businesses ranging from 5-seat offices to multi-site operations with hundreds of extensions. We handle number porting, training, and ongoing support — not just the initial installation.
Usually yes. We'll assess your bandwidth and quality of service (QoS) configuration. VoIP is very bandwidth-efficient — a single call uses roughly 100Kbps. Most business connections handle 20–50 simultaneous calls without issue.
Yes. Number porting transfers your existing numbers to the new system. The process typically takes 2–4 weeks. We manage the porting process for you.
Calls can failover to mobile apps or a backup number automatically. Some systems support cellular failover. We'll design the right continuity plan for your risk tolerance.
Yes — that's one of VoIP's biggest advantages. Remote employees install the app on their phone or computer and appear as extensions on the same system, with the same features as office staff.
Yes. We support a wide range of physical handsets alongside softphone apps. Many clients use a combination of desk phones in the office and mobile apps for remote or field staff.
Tell us about your business and we'll put together a recommendation — no cost, no obligation.