50 Express

If you're running 40 to 50 phones — a busy office, a clinic, a growing company with reception and warehouse staff — the per-user math at the big providers has probably stopped making sense. At RingCentral’s $35 or Vonage’s $29.99 a user, a 50-seat system runs about $90,000 over five years — before the add-ons for queues, recording, and AI answering.

This system is the alternative: a complete Cisco IP PBX sized for 50 desks, with SIP Express Plus phone service included. It's the same class of hardware Fortune 500 networks run on — priced right for a company your size. You get reception phones, sidecars for busy front desks, wireless handsets for roaming staff, and an auto-attendant that routes every caller to the right department.

And you don't set any of it up yourself. Our Certified Network Specialists configure your system before it ships, finish the setup remotely, and manage it from there.

At up to 79% off, the natural question is: what's the catch? There isn't one. This is the same enterprise Cisco hardware the Fortune 500 runs on — the Cisco ISR router, Cisco 8841 and 8851 IP phones — refurbished to like-new condition, fully tested, and built to run for a decade.

The price is low because the model is different. There's no big-provider ad budget or stock price built into it. You buy a real system once, at a price that reflects what the hardware actually costs — plus SIP Express Plus for the service, warranty, and support. Enterprise quality at small-business prices. That's the whole idea.

Honest take: if $0 upfront and zero on-site hardware is the actual requirement, our own Cloud Express hosted service ($15.75/user, phone included) is built for exactly that — same Cisco platform, same engineers, and we'll show you the hosted and owned math side by side.