A Linux VPS with FreePBX ready to use, hosted in Montreal, Canada: extensions, IVR, call queues and voicemail on your own phone system. No per-seat billing, and the SIP provider of your choice.
Your FreePBX VPS is delivered from our Montreal data center: four plans, from 2 to 9 vCores, from €7.90 a month.
Your handsets in Quebec, Ontario and the north-east of the United States register a few tens of milliseconds away. Voicemail, recordings and call logs stay on Canadian soil, with no replication to another country.
FreePBX is the reference web interface for running Asterisk, the open source telephony engine. Installed on your VPS, it replaces a phone system rented per seat: you create as many extensions as you need, and the price of the server stays the same.
Asterisk and FreePBX are installed and started while the server is deployed. You open the interface, create your extensions and add your provider’s SIP trunk. Nothing to compile, no dependencies to sort out.
For most small businesses, Pulse is enough. What drives the needs up is simultaneous calls, recording every call, conferences and transcoding between codecs. Move up a plan when those uses arrive, pro rata, without reinstalling.
FreePBX speaks SIP: IP desk phones, desktop softphones and mobile apps register on it. On the provider side, you connect the SIP trunk of your choice and keep your numbers.
A phone welcome with a voice menu for a small business, a multi-site phone system for a growing company, queues for a customer service team, an integrator hosting its clients’ phone systems: FreePBX covers all of it, on a server of your own.
Your FreePBX VPS run on Intel Xeon Gold 6132 processors, error-correcting DDR4 ECC memory and 100% NVMe storage, in our Montreal data center. DDoS protection and support 7 days a week on all four plans, from €7.90 to €17.90 a month.
Your handsets in Quebec, Ontario and the north-east of the United States register on a server a few tens of milliseconds away: the voice travels less and calls stay clear.
Voicemail, recordings and call logs are written in Montreal and stay there: a simple answer for the client or legal team that requires everything to remain in Canada.
An Intel Xeon Gold 6132 Linux VPS with Asterisk and FreePBX installed and started automatically during deployment. You receive the address of the web interface and your logins: the phone system is ready, and you keep root access to the machine.
No. The VPS provides the phone system, not the line. You connect the SIP trunk of the provider of your choice, who supplies the numbers and bills the calls. You can also port your current numbers to a SIP provider.
No. FreePBX and Asterisk are open source software, with no per-seat licence. Sangoma, the publisher of FreePBX, sells optional commercial modules: you buy them only if you need them.
Start from the number of simultaneous calls, not the number of extensions. Pulse suits most small teams. Take Flow or Edge if you record every call, run busy queues or conferences, and Scale for a call centre. You change plans pro rata.
Any SIP-compatible IP phone, softphones on Windows, macOS and Linux, and SIP apps on iOS and Android. You can mix models on the same phone system.
The VPS is not backed up automatically. FreePBX includes a backup and restore module: schedule a regular backup to external storage. We can advise you on the method if needed.
Yes. The FreePBX backup module exports the configuration, extensions and voicemail, which you restore on your VPS. If you would rather not handle it, open a ticket before ordering: our support team will help you.
Our FreePBX VPS are hosted in Montreal, Canada. Your extensions, voicemail and call recordings stay on Canadian soil.