Announcing the Vodia Prepaid Offer on AWS Marketplace
Published on:
June 30, 2025
Vodia has launched a new prepaid PBX offering on AWS Marketplace, enabling businesses of all sizes to quickly and easily deploy a secure, feature-rich phone system in the cloud. Building on the success of our prepaid solutions for Microsoft Azure and DigitalOcean, this new AWS package offers a cost-effective, scalable, and reliable way to integrate enterprise-grade telephony into your existing infrastructure. Whether you're connecting SIP devices with Microsoft Teams via our certified SBC or establishing a standalone PBX, the deployment process is streamlined, flexible, and built for growth.
Vodia’s industry-standard PBX has been available on AWS Marketplace for just over two years. Now, after recently announcing a Vodia prepaid offering for Microsoft Azure and a Vodia prepaid offering for DigitalOcean, we are pleased to share we now offer Vodia prepaid packages designed for AWS marketplace, so you can effortlessly deploy our phone system within AWS and streamline your communications, regardless of the size of your organization:
Deploying Your Phone System in the Cloud Has Never Been Easier
Now, with our prepaid offer, it’s even easier to deploy the Vodia phone system in the cloud. From enterprises to SMBs, any organization can add our feature-rich, scalable, secure PBX to its communications ecosystem and immediately enjoy reduced costs and secure, streamlined communications:
Cost-effective: the Vodia phone system on AWS Marketplace gives you a cost-effective phone system that reduces your overall telephony costs.
Easy to deploy: you can deploy our PBX on AWS Marketplace with just a few clicks, so it’s up and running quickly and without disrupting your operations.
Flexible: choose the instance type that best meets your needs, so you have the resources you require to run your phone system.
Reliable: AWS Marketplace gives you a reliable, secure platform for your phone system, ensuring maximum uptime.
Scalable: easily scale your phone system to meet your needs as your business grows.
Let’s Get Started
To help you with setup, we’ve created a comprehensive video tutorial on how to install Vodia PBX on AWS, which walks you through the process step by step.
At Vodia, our mission is to give you the world’s best phone system, a PBX that’s easy to deploy and run, one that reduces your costs and keeps your data secure while enabling better collaboration throughout your organization and enhanced customer support. To find out more about our prepaid offer on AWS, or our Microsoft Azure and DigitalOcean prepaid offers, please get in touch with us, sales@vodia.com, +1 (617) 861-3490.
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