Virtual PBX has introduced four new pricing packages for small and midsize businesses. The company says that these new packages offer the best value for investment in a hosted PBX (News - Alert) service.

 

While many companies and businesses nowadays prefer to have their own PBX services to achieve 24X7, reliable communication, the costs of maintaining such an exchange can remove all the excitement associated with this idea.

 

That’s the reason companies such as Virtual PBX solutions, which takes away the worries of maintaining your own PBX system. These companies offer various plans to cater to various types of businesses.

 

The first plan offered by Virtual PBX is Virtual PBX 5, which comes at $9.99/month with five extensions, 100 free minutes, 6.49 cents per additional minute. The second plan is Virtual PBX 10, which comes at $24.99/month with 10 extensions 500 free minutes, and 5.79 cents per additional minute.

 

The Virtual PBX 20, the third plan, comes at a cost of $44.99/month and provides 20 extensions, 1,000 free minutes, along with 4.69 cents per additional minute. The last plan, Virtual PBX 50 has 50 extensions, and comes at $94.99/month. It offers 2,000 free minutes, along with 4.39 cents per additional minute.

 

“Virtual PBX has always been the forerunner and visionary in the hosted phone services market,” said Paul Hammond, CEO of Virtual PBX. “First we created the industry, then we went on to innovate the best assortment of features, and today we introduced the market’s best pricing.”

 

A hosted PBX does not require a lot of capital or hardware expense. Virtual PBX believes that this announcement will come to the rescue of cash starved companies to stay afloat in today’s tough economy.

 

Along with the above announcement, the company has also introduced native support for open-system VoIP peering. The company states that customers can now mix and match a VoIP network, softphone and handset to best meet their needs for features, cost and reliability. They can also choose VoIP calls for cost savings or traditional phone service (PSTN) for calls to landlines or cellular phones, stated Virtual PBX.