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PortSIP Softphone vs SipPulse Softphone

PortSIP Softphone

portsip.com

SipPulse Softphone

sippulse.com

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FigurePortSIP SoftphoneSipPulse Softphone
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published32
Spec score · Softphone Software7.5 (#23)7.9 (#12)

Plans

PortSIP Softphone

  • PortSIP PBX Free EditionFree
  • PortSIP SoftphoneFree
  • PortSIP PBX paid licensesPriced on request

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SipPulse Softphone

  • App SipPulseFree
  • White Label subscriptionPrice not published

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In their own words

PortSIP Softphone

PortSIP Softphone is a free app for Windows, iOS, and Android with browser calling and SIP support. It is the legacy app for PortSIP PBX v16.x; the maker directs users of PBX v22.x to PortSIP ONE. The broader PortSIP PBX offering brings calls, messaging, and meetings together, including call routing, SMS, WhatsApp, team messaging, contact center tools, and voice and video meetings. Contact center functions include skill-based routing, queue strategies, live wallboards, analytics, real-time monitoring, and training tools. The maker also describes AI features for call and voicemail transcription, notes, summaries, and sentiment analysis. PBX deployments can run on customer infrastructure, Azure, AWS, or GCE, in a cloud, data center, or on premises using Docker. Microsoft 365 integration supports user provisioning, single sign-on in web and native apps, and directory and contact syncing. The PBX Free Edition costs nothing and supports 3 extensions and 2 simultaneous calls. Paid PBX licenses require a quote and may be perpetual or annual.

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SipPulse Softphone

SipPulse Softphone is a professional softphone for telecom operators, virtual PBX providers, contact centers, ISPs and SCMs. It supports voice, video and messaging across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. The browser version uses WebRTC and runs without installation. Voice calls can use Opus, G.722 or G.711 for HD audio; video supports H.264 and VP8, and instant messages use SIP MESSAGE. The technical specifications list TLS for signaling, SRTP for media and encrypted credentials. Accounts can be provisioned automatically over HTTP or HTTPS using XML configuration, including codec settings. Android ConnectionService links the app with system calls, and Janus Gateway is integrated with SipPulse SoftSwitch for WebRTC. The App SipPulse plan is free for iOS, Android, Windows and Linux, with unlimited users and installations. Mobile users need valid SIP credentials. White-label publication under a client's brand is offered, while the Chrome extension is marked as coming soon.

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