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Hosted PBX, Business VoIP and Cloud Phone Systems in Atlanta
Hosted PBX in Atlanta
A hosted PBX gives a logistics, corporate or production company an auto attendant and call queues that route callers to the right department instead of one overloaded receptionist.
Atlanta VoIP Pricing
A 24-extension team fits the Enterprise tier at $150 per month plus a flat $0.03 per minute. The business VoIP cost guide shows how that compares with per-seat pricing.
Business Phone Systems Inside and Outside the Perimeter
Whether the office is inside I-285 or in a suburb, use Polycom, Yealink or Cisco SIP phones from TX3 or your own, plus the mobile and desktop apps for staff at the airport, a warehouse or a set.
Cloud Phone System for Project-Based Teams
Production and project teams grow and shrink. Extensions are added or removed from a web portal, so a team can match its phone system to the size of the current job.
A Sample Monthly Estimate for an Atlanta Team
Picture an Atlanta production-services company with 24 extensions. At 24 extensions on the Enterprise tier, that is a $150 platform fee, plus 24 extensions x 200 minutes x $0.03 = $144 in usage, plus E911 at $1.95 per month for one primary location number = about $295.95 a month. This is an estimate that assumes about 200 minutes per extension per month, the same sample used on our cost comparison page, and it leaves out taxes and fees. Your real usage and quote will differ. See pricing for what each tier includes.
Area Codes and Nearby Areas We Serve
Metro Atlanta uses 404, 770, 678, 470 and 943. The 404 code is generally inside the I-285 Perimeter and 770 covers much of the surrounding suburbs, while 678, 470 and 943 overlay the metro. Existing numbers can be ported to keep a 404 or 770 identity. We also serve Miami, Washington, DC and Dallas-Fort Worth, and TX3 is based in Enumclaw, Washington and serves businesses anywhere in the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it matter whether an Atlanta business has a 404 or a 770 number?
For call quality, no. Some businesses prefer 404 as a city identity, but any of the five metro codes may be assigned. TX3 handles number porting for local numbers, so you can keep the one you have.
How can an Atlanta team handle after-hours calls?
An auto attendant answers callers when no one is at a desk, voicemail-to-email delivers messages, and the main number can be forwarded to cell phones. Auto attendants and voicemail-to-email are included for every customer, and the hosted PBX vs VoIP guide explains the pieces.
Ready for an Atlanta phone system that handles busy lines and changing teams?
Tell us how many extensions you need and how your team works, and we will put together a plan. Or call Sales at (888) 438-9375.