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VirtualPBX offers the following benefits:

1. Free VoIP calls between plan users, unlimited calling minutes on our Unlimited Minute Plans, and unlimited users on our Unlimited User Plans
2. Savings of 40% to 80% over traditional phone systems
3. Elimination of premise based PBX equipment, ending maintenance cost and hassle
4. One network to manage for both voice and data, instead of two
5. The deepest, most powerful feature set in the hosted PBX industry
6. Flexibility in system configuration
7. Easy system management from any web browser
8. Employees can work from anywhere
9. Full enablement of virtual offices, saving on rent, utilities, and other expenses
10. Take all of your phone system’s features with you for use at home, at the office, or on the road

POE stands for Power over Ethernet and allows POE enabled phones to be powered through your network if the network is POE capable. All VirtualPBX VoIP phones are POE enabled, and also come with an AC adapter allowing the devices to be powered with wall power out of the box.

VirtualPBX works with your existing phones, VoIP phones, mobile phones and computers, or a combination of the aforementioned. To take advantage of VoIP phones, all you need are a broadband Internet connection and a VirtualPBX VoIP-enabled phone.

All features of VirtualPBX are available to both standard and VoIP phone users. VoIP phone users can eliminate the cost of analog phone lines and dramatically reduce overall phone system costs.

Yes, standard and VoIP phones easily coexist on the same VirtualPBX system. Please consult with our sales staff to arrive at the optimal configuration for your communications needs.

Nope! Your service is managed through our browser-based VirtualPBX dashboard. No additional software or equipment is required.

Yes, existing phone numbers can be ported (transferred) to VirtualPBX right inside your dashboard.

Yes. VirtualPBX provides both a Mac and Windows softphone in addition to iPhone and Android mobile softphones.

In order to ensure the highest level of voice quality, we recommend that an additional 80-100 Kbps of bandwidth per active phone be allocated over your current data consumption. To help assess your VoIP readiness VirtualPBX has provided information on VoIP speed.

Yes. 911 calls over VoIP phones are handled through e911 procedures. 911 calls over standard phone lines are handled by the phone carrier. Details of our e911 coverage can be found here.

Faxes are sent and received and managed through VirtualPBX. Received faxes can be viewed online or as email attachments, and electronic documents can be faxed to any standard fax number.

While it is possible to use an analog fax machine on a digital VoIP line using an ATA, it is not recommended due to quality issues. If a dedicated fax machine is required for your business, then it should be run over standard telephone lines.

Yes, all features of VirtualPBX are available for Canadian users. “Local minutes” extend to USA (including Puerto Rico), Canada, and Mexico. Please check with our sales department for the availability of Canadian numbers in your area.

Yes, international calls may be placed using VirtualPBX. To enable international dialing, please contact our team. VirtualPBX charges a one-time international dialing deposit. All outbound international calls are charged per minute using VirtualPBX’s low international rates.

If your internet stops working or if there is a power outage without sufficient battery backup available, your IP phone will not function. With VirtualPBX you have the ability to specify a forwarding number to another phone where calls will automatically be routed if your VoIP phone is unavailable. You may also use the VirtualPBX Softphone App for mobile, which is able to utilize your data connection.

A Port Slam is a way to expedite the porting (transfer) of your phone number to another service. Typically, VirtualPBX completes a port 3-5 business days for local numbers and 5-7 days for toll-free numbers. If you need it faster, VirtualPBX can initiate a Port Slam for $200 per phone number.