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Self-Hosted 3CX Migration

Running your own 3CX server? You're carrying more than a phone system.

Self-hosted 3CX means you own the VM, the SIP trunk, the security patching, and every forced version migration that lands on your calendar. After the 2023 supply-chain breach, that's infrastructure risk most teams didn't sign up to manage. We'll run it for you instead.

The real cost of self-hosting

What's actually on your plate

Infrastructure you manage

Server hosting, SIP trunking, and OS-level security patching are all your responsibility — costs and labor that don't show up on the license quote.

Forced upgrades on their schedule

Major version migrations have broken working configurations for self-hosted admins before, with support tickets billed per incident to help fix it.

Simultaneous-call licensing math

Sizing by concurrent calls instead of users means re-checking your license every time headcount changes — get it wrong and calls hit a busy signal.

Operator vs self-managed

What comes off your plate

Self-hosted 3CX
You own the server, patching, and uptime
You manage your own SIP trunk relationship
Forced version upgrades can break working configs
Support billed per ticket
VoIP International
We operate the platform — no server for you to manage
Direct carrier contracts, built in
We manage upgrades — they don't land on your desk
Support included, not metered
How migration works

We take the infrastructure, you keep the numbers

1

Audit

We review your current server config, trunk setup, and licensing — free, even if you never switch.

2

Plan

Extension-by-extension migration map, with a clear cutover date and no gap in coverage.

3

Port

$15 a number, in or out. No hostage fees.

4

Live

You're on a platform we operate. No more server to patch, no more per-ticket support bill.

Hand off the server. Keep the number.

Tell us how your self-hosted 3CX is configured. We'll map the migration and show you what you'd pay with the infrastructure work off your plate.