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Hosted PBX, Business VoIP and Cloud Phone Systems in Phoenix
Hosted PBX in Phoenix
A hosted PBX gives a three-person service company a main number, an extension for each person and an auto attendant, so a customer who calls after a job reaches a business instead of a personal cell phone.
Phoenix VoIP Pricing for Small Teams
One to five extensions fit the Starter tier at $50 per month plus a flat $0.03 per minute, with E911 at $1.95 per month per primary or location DID. See TX3 pricing and the business VoIP cost guide.
Business Phone Systems for Field and Office Teams
Contractors and technicians can answer the business line on the mobile app while on a job, and an office can add Polycom, Yealink or Cisco SIP phones from TX3 or your own.
Cloud Phone System for Summer Heat and Monsoon Outages
Summer storms can leave thousands without power. With a cloud phone system, the business number can forward to cell phones so calls still reach a person. Support is available 24/7.
A Sample Monthly Estimate for a Phoenix Team
Picture a Phoenix-area service company with 3 extensions. At 3 extensions on the Starter tier, that is a $50 platform fee, plus 3 extensions x 200 minutes x $0.03 = $18 in usage, plus E911 at $1.95 per month for one primary location number = about $69.95 a month. That is an estimate only, based on a sample of about 200 minutes per extension per month with taxes excluded. We quote from your own extension count and call volume; pricing shows the tiers.
Area Codes and Nearby Areas We Serve
Phoenix uses 602, 480 and 623, which now all cover the same Phoenix-area geography, so a business in Tempe or Scottsdale can be assigned any of them. Outside the metro, 520 and 928 cover the rest of Arizona. Existing numbers can be ported to keep a 480 or 602 number. We also serve Los Angeles and Dallas-Fort Worth, and TX3 is based in Enumclaw, Washington and serves businesses anywhere in the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Arizona's lack of daylight saving time affect a hosted phone system?
Calls work the same either way. Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time year-round, so check that your greetings and business hours still match what you tell customers in states that change their clocks.
Can a Phoenix business keep its 480, 602 or 623 number?
Yes. TX3 handles number porting for local and toll-free numbers. Keep your current service active until your port date is confirmed, and read the hosted PBX vs VoIP guide to see what a hosted PBX adds beyond a basic line.
Ready for a Phoenix phone system that fits a small team?
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.