Ready for FreePBX Now?

We have simplified the approach to install and configure an Asterisk-based open source phone system on a server or virtual environment. If you’re ready to experience the freedom of open source communications, follow these simple steps:

Start with the latest GNU GPL Install Script for Debian 12 to bring up a FreePBX system using the following steps:

  1. First, install Debian 12!
  2. Then, execute our GitHub hosted “install” script, and follow the FreePBX system prompts.

  3. NEW IN 2025: Combine steps 1 and 2 by trying our SNGDEB BETA ISO to help speed up your Debian installation by preseeding answers to various installation questions, then watch the system reboot and automatically run the shell installer to complete the setup.

  4.  After installation is complete, enter the IP address of the new PBX into a web browser on the same network. This will allow you to create the admin username and password.

  5. Configure your new IP PBX.
For more guidance, check out the FreePBX wiki! Handy guides from the community are full of helpful information
FreePBX Tango on a computer

Why FreePBX?

Inclusive

FreePBX has zero restrictions on integrated features, such as the number of extensions, users, queues and IVRs you wish to create.

Secure

FreePBX is tested and maintained by Sangoma’s Quality Assurance and development teams.

Diverse

FreePBX is compatible with most commercially available virtual machines and physical hardware.

Intuitive

The FreePBX GUI makes it easy to use features, such as adding extensions, IVR auto-attendant rule making, restore & backup, system updates, and more.

Flexible

Based on open standards, FreePBX is compatible with most commercially available telephony hardware and SIP endpoints.

Multilanguage

As the most well-known open source IP PBX in the world, FreePBX enables users to choose local language support for each endpoint device, and as of 2025 it offers translations for 22 languages in the web interface.

FreePBX - All the Built-in Features

Users can enjoy an unparalleled array of features built right into the FreePBX source code.

Customize Your IP PBX with Modules

FreePBX is tightly integrated with an online marketplace store, offering add-on features to enhance functionality and help scale your FreePBX deployment. The add-ons include functionality like:

  • AI Transcription of call recordings and voicemails
  • Desktop and mobile softphone clients
  • CRM integration
  • 3rd Party phone support
  • Call Center features
  • And much more! 

Modules and add-ons purchased in the store automatically install onto your FreePBX system and can be applied system-wide, across all users.

Tango Picking modules

Complete your FreePBX Solution with Sangoma

FreePBX Phone Service

SIPStation SIP trunking service is Sangoma’s own phone service built into every FreePBX system. With full auto-provisioning, you don’t need to be an expert! Sign up for a free trial directly from the FreePBX Admin GUI.

Fully Supported FreePBX

PBXact is the commercially supported FreePBX-based IP PBX from Sangoma. For those needing additional functionality, PBXact can be more cost effective than buying several add-ons.

FreePBX Tango on a computer

IP Phones

Need IP Phones designed for FreePBX? Check out the P-Series phones with quick provisioning using End Point Manager (EPM). These modern, stylish phones feature plug-and-play configuration and a robust suite of Phone Apps.

Turnkey FreePBX Systems

Sangoma offers a complete line of certified FreePBX appliances with options for add-on modules and built-in telephony cards for analog or T1/E1 connectivity.

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