Free
Free
Run a real phone system for a small team and see if it fits.
The phone platform
PBX, IVR, call queues, ring groups, voicemail, a softphone and a log of every call — one platform, all of it working the day you sign up. Bring your own SIP trunk if you have one. No box to buy and no server to run.
No credit card · Bring your own trunk, free · Cancel any time
What FoxLine is built on
The whole line
Trunk to switch, switch to your team, with nobody else in the middle. Which means that when a call goes wrong, finding out why is one conversation, not three.
Connect your own carrier’s SIP trunk — as many as you like, at no extra charge. The minutes stay on their invoice at their rates, and we take nothing on top.
Where the IVR menu, business hours, holidays, ring groups, queues and voicemail decide who the call actually reaches.
The whole system is built in the browser — extensions, menus, queues, rules. No config files, and nothing to SSH into.
A softphone in the browser, an IP handset on the desk, or forwarded to a mobile. Every call lands in the same log either way.
The platform
Each tab is a part of the platform. Nothing to install, and nothing that needs an engineer to configure — it all works on the day your account is switched on.
Your lines
On a call
Northgate Supply
+1 (415) 555-0142
Connected04:12
Transfer → Sales queue
A laptop and a headset is the whole setup. No app, no handset, no VPN.
Menus
Main menu
“Thank you for calling FoxLine. For sales, press 1…”
Outside 09:00–18:00 → Voicemail
Your menu, in your voice. Business hours, public holidays and your timezone all change how it answers.
Queues
Sales queue
Waiting
Answering
When every line is busy, callers wait with hold music instead of hearing an engaged tone.
Departments
Sales — rings together
| Ext | Name | Device | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | Dana Whitfield | Browser | On a call |
| 204 | Marco Reyes | Browser | Available |
| 207 | Priya Raman | IP phone | On a call |
| 209 | Owen Brady | To mobile | Offline |
A call can ring the whole group at once or one after another. You decide the rule.
Filters
Today
| Call | With | Handled by | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| +1 (415) 555-0118 | Dana · ext 201 | 06:31 | |
| +1 (206) 555-0129 | Marco · ext 204 | 02:04 | |
| +1 (510) 555-0163 | Nobody answered | — | |
| +1 (628) 555-0177 | Priya · ext 207 | 00:58 |
Every call: who, when, how long. Searchable, filterable, and exportable.
Trunks
Your carrier
Live
Your minutes stay on your carrier’s bill. We take nothing on top of them.
Connect a trunk from any carrier, as many as you like, on every plan, at no extra charge.
Competition
Set beside the three familiar ways to run an office phone system here. Where we come out ahead is below, and so is the row where we do not.
| What you need | FoxLine | VICIdial | A PBX box in the office | A hosted PBX that sells you minutes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs entirely in a browser, nothing to install | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| No server for you to run, patch or back up | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Live in a day, not a project | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Bring your own SIP trunk, on every plan | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| IVR, queues, ring groups and voicemail as standard | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Every tenant separated at the database level | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Priced per user, not per channel or per licence | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| No minutes to buy from us — your carrier bills you | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| TLS and SRTP on every call, with no way to turn it off | Yes | No | No | No |
| Automated calling in the same platform | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Call recording | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Where it is used
Where half the working day happens on a call, one missed ring is money. A few of the places this was built for.
One number with as many people behind it as you need. If everyone is busy the caller waits in a queue, and if a call is missed it stays on a list — so nobody has to remember who to ring back.
How queues workThe IVR menu sends each caller straight to the right desk. After hours it takes voicemail, and in the morning everything left overnight is on one list.
See the auto-attendantSend a recorded notice to a thousand numbers at a pace you set. Who heard it, and who pressed a key to come off the list, both come back to you.
About campaignsAn extension per rep, and every call filed against their name. At the end of the month, who called how much is a report rather than an argument.
See the reportsGetting started
No card, no documents and no approval queue. The account is open the moment you confirm your email.
Your company name, your name and an email address. Click the link we send to confirm it is yours.
Enter the host, username and password your carrier gave you, and watch the registration go green in the panel.
Create your extensions, lay out your menu, open your queues, and make the first call. You will not touch a config file.
Pricing
Start free and stay free until the phone system has earned the upgrade. The only thing the ladder is about is whether you want calling automated.
Free
Run a real phone system for a small team and see if it fits.
Most popular
$8per seat / month
The whole phone system, for a team that just needs to make calls.
$29per seat / month
Everything in Basic, plus the dialer that calls a list for you.
Let’s talk
Call centres and high seat counts, priced for the volume.
In every paid plan
Keep the carrier you already have — the contract, the rates, the invoice — and point it at us. Your calls never appear on a bill from FoxLine, so there is no rate card on this site to read and no country list to check.
Questions
FoxLine is a phone platform. Instead of a PBX box in your office, your whole phone setup — extensions, IVR menus, call queues, ring groups, voicemail and a log of every call — runs in a browser and is configured there too. There is no server for you to run.
Nothing to start: the free plan carries 2 seats and 100 minutes of calling a month, with the whole phone system behind it. Paid plans are $8 per seat per month for the platform, and $29 per seat per month if you also want automated calling. Yearly billing charges ten months instead of twelve. Call centres and large teams are quoted rather than listed.
Yes, and it is free. Connect a trunk from any carrier, as many as you like, on any plan. Your minutes stay on your carrier’s bill and we take nothing on top of them. If you do that, you never need to buy a number or a minute from us.
No. You make and take calls in a browser with just a headset. Ordinary IP phones work too if you prefer them, but nothing is required. There is no PBX box, no cabling and no server.
The account exists as soon as you confirm your email address — there is no review and nothing to upload. After that, connecting your trunk and building your extensions, menus and queues is a few minutes of work in the browser, with no engineer and no vendor visit.
No, and you cannot: we do not sell either. Your calls go out over a SIP trunk you already have, at your carrier’s rates, on your carrier’s invoice. What you pay us is the seat, and nothing on top of what you call.
Every company’s data is separated at the database level — one tenant cannot read another’s call records. All calls are encrypted with TLS and SRTP. We do not sell your data.
Cancel from the panel at any time, with no penalty and no contract to be released from. The subscription runs to the end of the period you have paid for and then stops renewing; the account locks rather than being deleted, and your data is still there if you come back.
Creating an account takes two minutes. No card, and no contract to be locked into.
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free every month, no card
100minutes
from signing up to your first call
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on every seat, at the same time
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