VoIP Express — cloud PBX and SIP trunking provider in Sandton
VoIP Express runs from Sandton as a registered South African company, selling cloud PBX, SIP trunking and virtual numbers it says cover more than a hundred countries. The catalogue extends well past voice into hosting, domains, managed IT, cyber security and digital services, and the company supplies handset hardware from Fanvil, Yealink and Poly alongside the platform.
Key facts
| Who they are | A registered South African company headquartered in Sandton, Johannesburg, describing itself as delivering end-to-end technology solutions and stating it serves SMEs, corporates and government with a dedicated in-house technical team |
| Voice services | Cloud-based HD voice with call recording, IVR and auto-attendant; SIP trunking connecting an existing PBX to the PSTN; IP PBX systems; call centre platforms; and unified communications combining voice, video and messaging |
| Virtual numbers | Local and international DIDs the company says are available in more than 100 countries. If you need a presence in several markets on one platform, that is the distinctive part of this offer — ask which specific countries and what each number costs monthly |
| Hardware | Supplies and configures IP phones and headsets including Fanvil X210, X3SW and X301, Yealink T31G and EXP50, Linkvil W610W, Nearity EP320 and Poly Savi 8210, plus networking equipment and business laptops |
| Also offers | Cloud and VPS hosting, domain registration, business email hosting, website hosting, SSL and backup, managed IT support, network installation and WiFi, cyber security, IT consulting, web design, SEO, social media, e-commerce, and IT, VoIP and security-awareness training |
| Stated service levels | A 99.9% guaranteed uptime figure backed by SLAs, 24/7 support and enterprise-grade security are claimed, along with five proprietary technology products. These are the company’s own statements — ask what the SLA pays out when the uptime figure is missed, and what the five proprietary products actually are |
| Head office | Sandton, Johannesburg. The company states it is a registered South African (Pty) Ltd and is headquartered in Sandton, but publishes no street address |
| Coverage | South Africa, with international virtual numbers extending the reach for cross-border businesses |
| Pricing | Quote-based. No rate card is published for extensions, trunks, numbers or hardware. Ask for the monthly platform cost, per-number cost and call rates separately |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. Given the international number range, it is worth asking which licensed operator carries South African numbers and what happens to them if you leave |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. No Google Business Profile could be found under the VoIP Express name, so there is no verified customer score to publish. WhichVoIP does not substitute a rating from a similarly named business |
| Founded | Not publicly stated. No founding year appears on the website |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Broad catalogue, and a genuine international angle
The useful question with a supplier this broad is which part you actually need. Voice, hosting, managed IT, cyber security, web design and SEO under one roof is convenient for a small business that wants one supplier, and it is a reason to check depth if any single line is critical to you. The part worth singling out is the international numbering. DIDs in more than a hundred countries is not something most South African providers offer, and if you are selling into other markets and want local numbers answering into one South African phone system, that is a real capability rather than a marketing line. Test it concretely: name the countries you need, ask what each number costs monthly, and ask how long provisioning takes in each. The claims to check are the ones the company has made about itself. A 99.9% uptime figure is only meaningful with a service credit attached, so ask what the SLA pays when it is missed. The five proprietary products are mentioned but not explained, so ask what they are and whether you would depend on any of them. And with no street address and no founding year published and no Google profile to consult, the usual desk research is thin here, so ask how long the company has been trading and for two reference customers of roughly your size. Compare the wider market in the cloud PBX directory.
Who VoIP Express is a fit for
- Businesses needing local phone numbers in several countries on one platform
- Companies wanting voice, hosting, domains and managed IT from a single supplier
- Buyers who want the handsets supplied and configured alongside the platform
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What does VoIP Express provide?
Cloud PBX, SIP trunking, IP PBX systems, call centre platforms, unified communications and international virtual numbers, plus hosting, domains, managed IT, cyber security and digital services.
Can VoIP Express provide phone numbers in other countries?
It states local and international DIDs are available in more than 100 countries. Name the specific countries you need and ask for the monthly cost and provisioning time for each.
Where is VoIP Express based?
It states it is a registered South African company headquartered in Sandton, Johannesburg, but publishes no street address.
What handsets does VoIP Express supply?
Fanvil X210, X3SW and X301, Yealink T31G and EXP50, Linkvil W610W, Nearity EP320 and Poly Savi 8210, alongside networking equipment.
What does VoIP Express cost?
No pricing is published. Ask for the monthly platform cost, per-extension and per-number costs and call rates as separate figures.
Why is no customer rating shown?
No Google Business Profile could be found under the VoIP Express name. Rather than borrow a score from a similarly named business, WhichVoIP shows none.
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 31 July 2026.