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Find the right cloud phone system or hosted PBX

Get matched to a Canadian provider in about a minute. Businesses with 5 or more employees could save on monthly phone costs.

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Cloud phone system, hosted PBX, cloud PBX

These are different names for the same idea: a full business phone system that runs over your internet connection, with a line or extension for everyone who needs one. There's no system hardware in your office to buy or maintain.

A business phone system on three devices: a desk phone, a laptop app and a mobile app

What's usually included

Most hosted systems include an auto-attendant, voicemail to email, call transfer, hold and forwarding, call schedules for open hours and after hours, desktop and mobile apps, basic call reporting, and the option to keep your current numbers. Most of these are standard across Canadian providers, so ask about anything missing from a quote.

Where teams of 5 or more could save

Hosted systems are priced per person, usually $20 to $45 a month in Canada. With five or more people, the number of lines, the features you use and whether you buy, rent or skip handsets are the biggest factors in the monthly total.

When a single business number is enough

For one to four people, a virtual business number that rings the phones you already have can cost less than a full system. One of the quiz questions is team size, so your match is sized to fit.

A smiling man on a desk phone call at an office reception desk

How the match works

  1. Answer seven quick questions

    Tell us about your team, your current setup and what matters most to you.

  2. See your match

    We match your answers to the phone system and the Canadian provider that fits.

  3. Talk to a Canadian expert

    If it looks right, a Canadian expert follows up to help you get started. There's no cost and no obligation.

Match your business to a phone system provider in one minute

Seven questions, about a minute. No cost, no obligation.