PBX in a Flash Alternatives

FreeSWITCH is a scalable open source cross-platform telephony platform designed to route and interconnect popular communication protocols using audio, video, text or any other form of media. It was created in 2006 to fill the void left by proprietary commercial solutions.

Yate is a softswitch (concept of separating the network hardware from network software).

More than a PBX, with Elastix you can communicate with your customers through voice, video and live chat from anywhere. Built-in video conferencing, website live chat and smartphone apps, ensure your agents remain productive through one unified mobile solution.

Wazo is mainly an IPBX that provides communication services such audio, video, and instant messaging based on the use of standard network technologies such as the TCP/IP protocol. It is interoperable with most market telephony systems and gives users access to flexible and...

AsteriskNOW is the fastest way to get started building custom telephony solutions with Asterisk. Simply download the .iso file, burn it to a CD, drop it into the CD or DVD drive on the target computer and in less than 30 minutes you will have a full functional Asterisk system...

Incredible PBX is a secure and feature-rich implementation of the Asterisk® PBX. By rethinking the PBX security model from the ground up.

FreeSentral is a full IP PBX consisting of a Linux Distribution, an IP PBX and a Web Graphical User Interface for easy configuration

XiVO is an IP-PBX, a unified communications platform that connects phones on a local or private network with other networks such as public landlines and mobile telephones.

VitalPBX is a full-feature PBX (phone system) based on Linux and Asterisk. VitalPBX is extremely easy to use, fast and secure. VitalPBX is free to use, including for commercial use, with no limitations of the amount of users.

The Taridium ipbx is a complete software-based VoIP PBX system that replaces traditional proprietary hardware PBX. ipbx runs on an open source operating system (Linux) without the need for extra software licenses and is based on the SIP standard.