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Cloud PBX with zero per-minute fees

Your trunk. Your minutes. Our PBX.

sipbox doesn’t sell numbers or profit from your traffic. Bring the SIP trunk from your own carrier and pay per seat only. Minutes stay at your carrier’s direct rate.

charged for minutes & numbers
0charged for minutes & numbers
countries in routing rules
245countries in routing rules
regions: Russia and Singapore
2regions: Russia and Singapore
to connect a trunk
15 minto connect a trunk

One platform — four areas of work

A PBX on your carrier’s trunk

Connect any carrier’s SIP trunk and get a full PBX: voice menus, teams, queues, business hours, recordings. No number rental, no markup on minutes.

  • Your own SIP connections and inbound numbers — self-service
  • Call flow builder: steps, branches, “if nobody answered”
  • Outbound rules by destination — 245 countries
  • Greetings recorded or typed — speech synthesis built in
Draft and live version are separate: edits don’t affect calls until you apply them

How to launch your cloud PBX in three steps

01

Bring your own trunk

Numbers and minutes stay with your carrier. Any carrier providing a standard SIP trunk works — authentication by credentials or by IP address.

02

We connect and configure

Trunk registration, inbound routing, voice menu and teams — from ready templates. We help during onboarding; you don’t need a telecom engineer.

03

Pay per seat only

A flat price per employee. Zero markup on minutes — we don’t earn from them, so we have no interest in your traffic.

See how much you save

A per-minute PBX compared with sipbox running on your own trunk.

A typical direct-contract rate is 0.4–0.7 ₽/min. Check yours with your carrier.

Per-minute PBX24,750
sipbox + your trunk13,950
Your savings
10,800
per month
Per year129,600

An estimate, not an offer. The left column uses average public terms of per-minute cloud PBX providers (≈1.5 ₽/min and ≈450 ₽ per seat). Real figures depend on your carrier, destinations and volume.

Solutions for your use case

Ready-made setups per industry and workflow.

Platform features

A full cloud PBX with no carrier lock-in. Below is what works today; anything still in development is marked as such.

Call flow builder

The call path as a ribbon of steps: greeting, menu, team, queue, “if nobody answered”. Each step is written in plain language. Versions and rollback included.

Greetings by voice or text

Upload a recording or simply type the text — speech synthesis produces the greeting. Pick a voice and preview before saving.

Supervisor

Live conversations, agent statuses, queues. Join a call in one click: listen, whisper to the agent or barge in.

History, recordings, storage

Every call with recordings and filters, playback and download, bulk export as one archive. Used space is measured from actual files.

Outbound routing

Rules for “where you may call → through which carrier”, backup connections, a cap on simultaneous calls, emergency numbers. 245 countries in the directory.

Callback from the queue

The caller hears their position and can hang up instead of waiting — the platform calls back. Requests are visible to the supervisor.

Alerts and lists

Missed calls and voicemail by email, call events to webhooks. Blocklists and VIP lists out of the box.

AI summaries and transcripts

in development

Conversation transcript and short takeaways in the deal card. A separate module, currently in development.

TV wallboard

in development

Key queue metrics on a screen in the office. In development.

Integrations with your stack

Calls and recordings land in the CRM automatically. Bitrix24 works today; other connectors are built on the same integration core as demand appears.

All integrations
Bitrix24Calls and recordings in deals
WebhooksCall events
amoCRMin development
RetailCRMin development
1Cin development
Telegramin development
REST APIin development

How this differs from a carrier-owned PBX

The core difference is the business model. We compare approaches rather than competitors’ price lists — those change, and a claim about them would linger on this page.

sipbox
Carrier-owned PBX
What the PBX vendor earns from
Seats only
Minutes and number rental
Whose telecom contract it is
Yours, directly with the carrier
The PBX vendor’s
Switching carriers
Your call — the PBX stays
Usually means migrating off the PBX
Cost of a minute
Your carrier’s direct rate
Carrier rate plus markup
Call recordings
Yours: play, download, export to your own storage
Inside the platform, export not always available
Where the data lives
In your region — Russia or Singapore
Wherever the vendor keeps it

This describes the typical carrier-PBX model rather than any specific provider. Check the actual terms with your own vendor.

Simple per-seat pricing

No charges for minutes, numbers or bundles. Seats only.

Start
290/ seat / mo
For small teams
  • 1 SIP connection
  • Voice menus, teams and queues
  • Call history and 30-day recordings
  • Calls from the browser
  • Email alerts
Request access
Most popular
Team
490/ seat / mo
For sales teams
  • 3 connections + destination rules
  • Supervisor and reports
  • Callback from the queue
  • Bitrix24 integration
  • Webhooks
  • 1-year recordings
  • AI summaries and transcriptsin development
Request access
Business
790/ seat / mo
For contact centers
  • Unlimited connections
  • Export recordings to your own S3 storage
  • Unlimited retention
  • Priority support and a dedicated manager
  • Availability target set in the contract
  • TV wallboardin development
  • REST APIin development
Request access

Telecom costs are not included and stay with your carrier. Prices exclude VAT.

FAQ

What is “your own trunk” and where do I get one?

A SIP trunk is a connection to a telecom carrier carrying your numbers and your per-minute rates. If you don’t have one yet, we’ll suggest a carrier for your destinations and help you set it up. We don’t resell telecom — the contract stays between you and the carrier.

Why is this cheaper than a regular cloud PBX?

Carrier-owned PBXs profit from a markup on minutes and from renting numbers. We charge a flat per-seat fee and you buy minutes directly. The more you talk, the bigger the gap.

Which carriers do you support?

Any carrier providing a standard SIP trunk — authenticated by credentials or by IP address. There is no restriction on the carrier’s country.

Where are call recordings stored?

In the storage of the region serving your organisation: Russia for Russian customers, Singapore for South-East Asia. Recordings can be played, downloaded individually, exported as an archive, or synced to your own S3 storage.

Which regions do you operate in?

Two today: Russia and Singapore. The region is chosen at onboarding and determines where the voice path runs and where data is stored. Voice servers sit close to the customer, so latency doesn’t pile up.

How reliable and secure is it?

Encrypted signalling and media, role-based access, strict isolation between organisations, and brute-force protection on SIP. The availability target is set in the contract.

Connect your own trunk

Tell us about your setup — we’ll estimate the savings at your volume and help configure your carrier’s trunk.