Aavaz PBX - Free Forever!
Better with a Smart Phone Line
Global Calling Minutes and Numbers.
Affordable and backed by Aavaz Support.

Aavaz Smart Line Packages
Aavaz Smart Line Provides Global Calling Capabilities.
$29
Pack valid for 30 days
$49
Pack valid for 60 days
$69
Pack valid for 90 days
Feature Loaded - Free!
You get enterprise features for free - out of the box.
Need more? Explore our add-ons to supercharge your processes.
Ease of Use
Skip the learning curve-deploy in minutes and manage everything from a clean, web-based dashboard.
Full Featured
All essential PBX features are included for free, so your budget goes further
Built in Aavaz Line
No futzing about with 3rd party providers. You use the Aavaz line so there is no gap between the line and the PBX vendor.
Outbound, Inbound IVR, Skills Routing...you name it
All essential PBX features are included for free, so your budget goes further.
Add-ons: Supervisor, Queues, Robo-dialers
Advanced features that let you super charge your processes.
Need Support, Customization?
Not your normal open source free project. The Aavaz PBX is backed by solid support options so you can sleep better.
Cost Comparison (US Domestic "Unlimited")
10-Person Team
No per-user fees. You pay only for minutes.
(usage-only)
(10x$30)
(10x$27)
About "unlimited" with competitors:
- Zoom Phone: "ordinary and reasonable business use"; "Acceptable Use Policy".
- RingCentral: "subject to acceptable-use".
- Dialpad: "Unlimited Domestic" commonly described around ~3,000 minutes per license/month under Acceptable Use Policy.
- Across providers, international and premium prefixes are typically metered or excluded; toll-free handled separately.
Competitor prices shown for monthly billing illustrations (Zoom Phone US/CA Unlimited at $15/user; RingCentral Core at $30/user monthly; Dialpad Standard at $27/user monthly).
U.S. Calling Rates
Aligned to public zone expectations; prefixes available via lookup.
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Common questions about Aavaz PBX — features, pricing, deployment, and how it compares.