Whether Android or iOS, employees can get work done right from their mobile phones. With the NextivaONE mobile app, anything is possible. Phone calls, text messaging, video meetings, and team chat in one.

Get audio or video conferencing with HD call quality. Let guests dial in or join the meeting from the convenience of their web browser. No additional configuration is needed for reliable conferencing.

A cloud PBX solution lets your team share their screens for their video meetings. Deliver presentations with the utmost audio quality and visual clarity. In addition, video meetings can be recorded and shared on demand.

Receive voicemails, including caller ID, right in your inbox. Voicemail to email lets you open your email and listen to messages without any dialing. Voicemail transcription also lets you read what someone says in a voicemail.

An Interactive Voice Response (IVR) feature prevents unnecessary call transfers and improves inbound caller experiences. An IVR routes incoming calls to the correct department based on specific words or phrases.

An auto attendant provides incoming calls with a simple menu to reach their desired department, like "Press 1 for Sales, Press 2 for Support.” Setting up your auto attendant using a cloud PBX phone system takes a few minutes, not days.

With your cloud-based virtual PBX, record phone calls without hardware. Use call recording to fact-check customers or provide coaching opportunities for your team. Store unlimited call recordings for up to six months.

Route inbound calls based on phone numbers, business hours, holidays, peak demand, and agent availability. Handle more incoming calls with call queues so callers can wait on hold until their call is answered.

Choose the phone number your business needs in any area code. Effortlessly manage your company's phone lines with a cloud PBX no matter where you are.

You can always transfer your existing business phone numbers with free porting from Nextiva.

Project a professional brand for your business with a toll-free phone number. Plus, add an auto attendant to fast-track callers to the right department. Your team can dial out from a toll-free caller ID from your business.

A cloud PBX system is hosted and managed by a service provider rather than on-premises hardware. The provider delivers virtual PBX capabilities virtually over the internet using VoIP technology instead of analog phone lines.

Virtual PBXs allow for advanced functionality like auto-attendants, interactive voice menus, call routing, voicemail transcription, and more. Users simply need IP phones or softphones to make and receive calls through the cloud PBX.

No, a cloud PBX system is easier to set up than an on-premises PBX. There is no complex hardware to install. Just connect your IP phones and computers to the internet. The service provider completely handles the PBX configuration and functionality in the cloud.

Management uses an online portal to make changes, add extensions, manage call routing, etc. With just an internet connection, your team can benefit from virtual PBX features right away.

Yes, you can connect your current on-premises PBX to a cloud-based provider using SIP trunking. SIP trunks connect your existing PBX to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) via the internet instead of traditional phone lines or primary rate interfaces (PRI).

Blended SIP trunking with a cloud phone system deliver cost savings, geographic flexibility, and business continuity. It also lets small businesses gain enterprise functionality like HD video meetings, unified messaging, mobility features, and more while using your existing PBX investment. SIP trunking provides a hybrid approach to connect legacy systems to the cloud.

When migrating from an on-site traditional PBX, you can roll out your cloud PBX in phases to ensure your business communications are uninterrupted.

Absolutely, a cloud-hosted PBX system eliminates expensive upfront hardware costs, ongoing maintenance fees, and real estate. The monthly subscription is typically much lower than purchasing an on-prem PBX.

You only pay for what you use instead of excess capacity. Cloud PBX systems seamlessly scale to match your changing business needs, keeping costs aligned to usage.

Productivity-enhancing features like auto-attendants, IVRs, call analytics, and integrations are built-in rather than add-ons. A cloud PBX delivers enterprise-level functionality for a small business price.

Expect to pay about $25-35 per user monthly for cloud-hosted PBX service. There aren’t typically upfront costs like servers, real estate, or personnel to configure it.

Nextiva’s cloud-based virtual PBX price starts at $18.95 per user monthly. Chat with one of our VoIP experts to get a customized quote based on your business needs.

The question isn’t how much a virtual PBX costs but rather how much your current PBX costs you. Want to see how much you can save? Get a no-obligation PBX price quote today!

Yes, enterprises are increasingly switching their legacy on-premises PBX in favor of cloud-based PBX systems for their performance, reliability, and flexibility. Leading service providers offer robust SLAs of 99.999% uptime and redundancy across multiple data centers.

Cloud PBX solutions can scale to support many extensions, sites, and users. It provides mobility, unified communications, call encryption, and virtual phone number capabilities suitable for large enterprises with distributed teams. The cost savings and management upside of using a cloud PBX service makes it viable for larger organizations.

Nextiva provides professional services (and works with channel partners) to help your enterprise move its communications seamlessly to the cloud.