Broadvox announced GO!Hosted, a feature rich hosted IP PBX (News - Alert) offering, during the 2010 Broadvox Partner Summit in Dallas. GO!Hosted customers will receive a feature rich package of options with powerful administrative control and broad range of end-user options.

Traditional PBX features are delivered at a fraction of the cost which opens the door for smaller companies to appear as larger sophisticated businesses while benefiting from the improved levels of productivity associated with state of the art applications like unified communications.

GO!Hosted establishes a new paradigm in pricing for a hosted PBX service. The average cost per extension is approximately two-thirds less than what is charged by most other hosted VoIP providers for similar services, by separating the price of the per extension license fee from the usage of local and long distance calling. Companies with a high number of extensions but low usage will pay less than companies with the same number of extensions but with higher usage.

"With GO!Hosted, Broadvox (News - Alert) delivers a hosted VoIP/SIP Trunking solution to companies of all sizes, regardless of their telecom budget or resource limitations" said George Richardson (News - Alert), computer telephony distributors, CEO. "Unlike other hosted solutions, GO!Hosted is a comprehensive suite of PBX functions with the per user license separated from the usage which reduces the overall system cost tremendously."

In addition to a much lower system cost, GO!Hosted solution includes a user-friendly administrative portal for simple and quick administration of user profiles, features and system configurations. The portal supports the requirements of SMBs, call centers and enterprise branch offices and telecommuting workers. GO!Hosted is subscription based and scalable to support company growth and expansion without sacrificing any features or benefits.

Go!Hosted is certified for use with handsets and softphones from industry leaders such as Polycom (News - Alert), Cisco, Linksys, Grandstream, and Bria Softphone.