Free
Run a real phone system for a small team and see if it fits.
Free
- 2 seats
- 100 minutes of calling a month
- Bring your own SIP trunk
- Extensions, IVR, queues and voicemail
- No card required
Pricing
Pay for seats, not for minutes
You bring the SIP trunk, so your calls stay on your carrier’s bill at your carrier’s rate. What you pay us for is the phone system on top of it.
Most popular
Basic
The whole phone system, for a team that just needs to make calls.
$8per seat / month$80per seat / year
- Unlimited calling on your own SIP trunk
- Extensions, ring groups and call queues
- Auto-attendant (IVR) with business hours
- Voicemail, transfers and call forwarding
- Call history and reporting
- Browser softphone — nothing to install
- No minute limit — your trunk sets the ceiling
Advanced
Everything in Basic, plus the dialer that calls a list for you.
$29per seat / month$290per seat / year
- Everything in Basic
- Automated outbound calling
- Campaigns, contact lists and retry rules
- Do-not-call list and opt-out handling
- Recorded campaign audio and keypad responses
Enterprise
Call centres and high seat counts, priced for the volume.
Let’s talk
- Everything in Advanced
- Per-seat pricing that falls with volume
- Onboarding and trunk configuration help
- Priority support with a named contact
- Invoicing, and terms that suit a finance team
In every paid plan
Nothing important is held back for an upgrade
A phone system that withholds call transfer to sell you a bigger plan is not a cheaper phone system, it is a broken one. Every paid plan is the complete PBX. The ladder is about how much calling you want automated.
- Unlimited extensions and unlimited calling
- Auto-attendant (IVR) with business hours
- Ring groups and call queues
- Blind and attended transfer
- Voicemail with email delivery
- Call history and reporting
- Browser softphone — nothing to install
- As many SIP trunks as you like, with failover
- TLS and SRTP encryption
- Email support
Your carrier
We do not sell you minutes
FoxLine is not a phone company and does not want to be one. You keep the carrier you already have — the contract, the rates, the invoice — and point it at us. That is the whole connection step.
- Any SIP trunk, from any carrier, in any country
- Inbound and outbound on the same trunk
- More than one, with automatic failover between them
- Your minutes stay on your carrier’s bill — we take nothing on top
- Keep your numbers; there is nothing to port to us
It also means there is no per-minute rate card on this site to read, and no country list to check.
Free plan
Two seats and 100 minutes a month, indefinitely
Not a fourteen-day trial that deletes your setup. It is a real account you can leave running — enough to put two people on the phone, build the IVR you actually want and hear how it sounds before any money changes hands.
- No card, and no expiry date
- 100 minutes of external calling each month
- Calls between your own extensions are unlimited and never counted
- Everything a paid plan does, except automated calling
- When the minutes run out, incoming calls still reach you
Questions about the money
What exactly is a seat?
One person who logs in and makes or receives calls. If a phone sits in a warehouse and five people share it, that is one seat. You add and remove seats yourself, and the bill follows on the next invoice.
What happens when the free plan’s minutes run out?
Outbound calling stops for the rest of the calendar month and starts again on the first. Incoming calls keep working the whole time, because a limit that makes your customers hear a failure is a limit that costs you more than it saves. A call already in progress when you reach 100 minutes is allowed to finish the second it can afford and no longer.
Do minutes count if I am on a paid plan?
No. Nothing is metered on a paid plan. Your only ceiling is whatever your own SIP trunk allows, and that is a conversation with your carrier rather than with us.
Do internal calls count against the free minutes?
No. Extension-to-extension calls never touch a trunk and are never counted, on any plan. Charging a free account for testing its own phone system would be a strange way to get it evaluated.
What is the difference between Basic and Advanced?
Automated outbound calling — campaigns, contact lists, retry rules, a do-not-call list, recorded audio and keypad responses. If you need a machine to work through a list of numbers, that is Advanced. If your team dials by hand, Basic is the same product otherwise.
Can I change plan later?
Yes, in the panel, in both directions. Upgrading takes effect immediately and is prorated. Downgrading takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for.
What happens if I cancel?
The account keeps working until the end of the period you have paid for, then stops accepting calls and becomes read-only. Nothing is deleted on the day it expires — your configuration, history and recordings are still there if you come back.
When is Enterprise the right conversation?
When the seat count is high enough that the list price is the wrong price, or when you are running a call centre and the shape of the deployment matters more than the plan name. Tell us the seat count and the call volume and we will quote it.
Start on the free plan
Two seats and a hundred minutes, without a card. Upgrade when the phone system has earned it.