Business phone
Business phone systems: calls, texts and numbers in one place
No handset, no PBX, no line rental: a cloud phone system runs calls through the browser and the mobile app, with virtual numbers replacing hardware entirely. That removes the up-front cost and makes the decision a question of who the software suits, from a lean remote team to a busier sales or support floor.
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KrispCall
Virtual numbers & shared inbox
A cloud phone system focused on getting virtual local and international numbers and running a shared team inbox. Leaner and good for remote and distributed teams.
- Role
- Cloud phone / numbers
- Best for
- Remote & distributed teams
- Pricing
- From US$12/user/mo billed annually, US$15 monthly (30 September 2026)
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Common questions
Is KrispCall the right phone system for my team?+
KrispCall suits smaller and remote teams whose main need is virtual local and international numbers and a shared inbox. A busy sales or support floor that needs detailed call-centre reporting should compare systems built for that before committing. KrispCall runs in the browser and on mobile.
Do I need a business phone system or just a mobile?+
A dedicated system is worth it once more than one person handles calls, you want a shared inbox and records, or you need numbers in more than one region. For a single person making occasional calls, a mobile or a basic plan is usually enough.
How does a cloud phone system work?+
Instead of desk phones and on-site hardware, calls run over the internet through an app on your computer or mobile. You buy virtual numbers, set up routing and voicemail in a dashboard, and your team makes and takes calls from anywhere. Because it is software, adding a user or a number is a settings change rather than new equipment.
Can I keep my existing phone number?+
In most cases yes. Cloud phone systems generally support number porting, moving your existing business number across to the new provider. It can take a few business days and availability depends on the number type and country, so confirm porting support and timeframes with the provider first, and keep the old service active until the port completes.
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