MikoPBX is a free IP telephony system designed to provide a full-featured phone solution for businesses and IT professionals. Built on the Asterisk engine, it offers a range of telephony features aimed at addressing the communication needs of organizations seeking high performance, stability, and rich functionality in their phone systems.
The platform supports both on-premise hardware installations and deployment in various cloud environments, including Google Cloud, Amazon Cloud Solution, and Microsoft Azure. MikoPBX includes a web interface for management, and its core features encompass call recording, conference calls, voicemail, call transfers and pickup, call queues, interactive voice response (IVR) menus, inbound and outbound call rules, as well as options for handling holidays and night-time call switching. The system is designed to be extensible, allowing users to add new capabilities through plugins and modules developed by the community.
MikoPBX is offered as a completely free phone system, with all basic business telephony functionality available at no cost. There are no hidden charges, and the system does not require per-user licensing, enabling organizations to expand without incurring additional fees for new employees or call recordings. For those seeking to enhance their PBX with advanced features, paid modules are available to extend the system’s capabilities.
The solution supports integration with any IP telephony provider, giving businesses flexibility in choosing their preferred service for making and receiving calls. Its focus on ease of use, extensibility, and cost-effectiveness makes it suitable for organizations of varying sizes looking for a reliable and adaptable IP telephony platform.
In the Infrastructure & Backend space, MikoPBX takes a focused approach. It focuses on managing business telephony systems without licensing fees or vendor lock-in. It is built as an open-source project for IT administrators and businesses needing a customizable PBX solution. MikoPBX is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. The product ships for the web, Windows, and Linux, and it can be self-hosted.
MikoPBX first shipped in 2019. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 560 stars and 219 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include web interface, call recording, and conference calls.
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