Oculus IP Architects — cloud PBX and VoIP provider in Cape Town
Oculus IP Pty Ltd works from the Mettle Building on Willie van Schoor Drive in Tygervalley, Cape Town, selling 3CX phone systems, VoIP and PBX alongside its own fibre, wireless and WiFi connectivity. The offering extends into a call centre module, unified communications and video conferencing through 3CX WebMeeting. The vendor list is deep and specific, running from beroNet and Patton on gateways through to MikroTik, Ubiquiti and Cambium on networking.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Cape Town telephony and connectivity company building 3CX-based phone systems and supplying the internet line underneath them |
| Voice services | 3CX phone systems, VoIP, PBX and computer-based phone systems, plus a call centre module, unified communications and video conferencing via 3CX WebMeeting |
| Also offers | Premium internet, fibre, wireless and WiFi connectivity |
| Head office | Ground Floor, Mettle Building, 68 Willie van Schoor Drive, Tygervalley, Cape Town, 7536 |
| Coverage | Not published as a footprint. Cloud telephony works wherever the line at each site is sound, and the company is Cape Town based for on-site work |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For a 3CX integrator the relevant ECS licence normally sits with the SIP trunk supplier rather than the installer |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Nothing is published, so ask for the 3CX licence, the hosting, the SIP trunk and the handsets as four separate figures |
| Vendor brands | Displayed as accredited partners and suppliers: beroNet, Yealink, 3CX, Polycom, HP, Cisco, Patton, MikroTik, Ubiquiti and Cambium Networks. No tier level is stated |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Gateway hardware signals real integration work
The vendor list here is more revealing than the marketing copy. beroNet and Patton make gateway hardware, the boxes that bridge old telephony lines and new IP systems, and a company stocking them is doing genuine integration rather than only reselling cloud extensions. Add MikroTik, Ubiquiti and Cambium on the networking side and the picture is a supplier comfortable with the awkward middle: a building with legacy lines, a poor network and a 3CX system that has to work across both. That is the case for choosing them. Because 3CX is the platform, the licence can generally be registered in your name and moved later, so ask Oculus to do exactly that. Selling their own fibre and wireless closes the usual gap where a voice-quality problem gets blamed on the ISP. Compare alternatives in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Oculus IP Architects is a fit for
- Cape Town businesses wanting a 3CX system with local integration support
- Sites with legacy telephony lines that need bridging to an IP system
- Companies buying the phone system and the internet line from one supplier
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What is 3CX and who owns the licence?
3CX is a software phone system licensed directly to the business using it. Because the licence is yours rather than the reseller’s, the system can usually move to another partner without being replaced. Ask Oculus to register it in your company name.
Can Oculus connect an old phone system to a new one?
The vendor list includes beroNet and Patton, both gateway hardware makers used to bridge traditional telephony lines and IP systems. That points at genuine integration capability rather than cloud-only resale. Have the details of your existing lines ready.
Does Oculus supply the internet as well?
Yes. Premium internet, fibre, wireless and WiFi are listed alongside the telephony, so the connection carrying your calls can come from the same supplier. That removes the usual finger-pointing when call quality drops.
Is there a call centre option?
A call centre module is listed alongside the 3CX offering, along with unified communications and 3CX WebMeeting video conferencing. Confirm agent-seat limits, queueing and reporting before committing seats.
What does a 3CX system cost?
No pricing is published. Ask for the 3CX licence cost, the hosting cost, the SIP trunk and call rates, and the handset cost as four separate figures, since bundling them makes comparison against another 3CX quote impossible.
Where is Oculus based?
Ground Floor, Mettle Building, 68 Willie van Schoor Drive, Tygervalley, Cape Town. The registered entity is Oculus IP Pty Ltd.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 28 July 2026.