PBX / GLOBAL VOICE EDGE

SIP Trunking
for Business

Connect your PBX or contact center to the global phone network over SIP. Direct routes to 206 destinations, numbers in 120+ countries and per-minute pricing scale from one office to an enterprise fleet.

Definition

What is SIP trunking?

SIP trunking replaces physical phone lines with a virtual connection over the internet. The trunk is also called a SIP line or SIP circuit.

Your existing hardware or software PBX connects to KataTelecom using SIP, and inbound and outbound calls travel as data. No PRI circuits and no per-line rental are required: capacity grows through concurrent channels on the trunk.

Your PBX— SIP —KataTelecom— route —PSTN / world
Capabilities

A trunk shaped around your call flow

The connection brings PBX capacity, international numbers and destination-based routing together. Codec, transport and caller ID settings are confirmed for the selected account and routes.

01

Capacity by design

Channels are sized to the number of simultaneous calls your busiest hour requires — and resized as you grow.

02

International numbers

Attach eligible local, toll-free or multichannel numbers from KataTelecom’s international inventory.

03

Outbound routes

Use destination-based international tariffs from the same controlled PBX connection.

04

Caller ID configuration

Present approved numbers where the destination, regulation and account configuration permit.

05

Codecs and transport

Agree the compatible codec, signalling and transport profile before production traffic is enabled.

06

PBX compatibility

Standards-based platforms including Asterisk, 3CX and Cisco can connect over SIP after configuration review.

Operating models

One trunk, different business edges

A business SIP trunk can support a single office, while enterprise SIP trunking consolidates external routes across larger estates and international sites.

SMB / CLOUD

Business SIP trunk

Keep extensions and call flows in your chosen PBX while KataTelecom supplies numbers and external routes.

ENTERPRISE / LEGACY

Enterprise SIP trunking

Replace physical carrier circuits without forcing an immediate change to the internal phone platform.

MULTI-SITE / GLOBAL

International offices

Consolidate external voice routing while preserving local teams, extensions and country number requirements.

Global coverage

International SIP trunking for distributed teams

Global SIP trunking connects a standards-based PBX to international numbers and outbound destinations through one managed voice edge.

NETWORK206

outbound destinations in the current tariff catalog

NUMBER REACH120+

countries represented across KataTelecom number services

NUMBER TYPES3

Local, toll-free and mobile numbers attachable to the trunk

Popular trunk destinations include the UK (+44), US (+1) and Germany (+49) — with number documentation handled per country. Our SIP trunk provider UK coverage includes +44 local and national numbers.

Billing model

SIP trunking pricing

SIP trunk pricing has two parts: monthly numbers and per-minute outbound rates. Channel capacity is confirmed separately for the simultaneous-call profile on each account.

01 / CAPACITYBy request

Concurrent-call profile confirmed per account.

02 / NUMBERSDID from $5.00/mo

Country, number type, documents and inventory determine the final monthly price.

Compare number prices →
03 / OUTBOUNDPer minute

Destination-level rates apply to outgoing calls and are detailed in the route sheet.

Open calling rates →
Popular outbound SIP trunk rates from the current tariff catalog
DestinationOutbound fromUnit
🇺🇸United States (USA)$0.0255per minute
🇬🇧United Kingdom$0.143per minute
🇩🇪Germany$0.0251per minute
🇰🇿Kazakhstan$0.0744per minute
🇷🇺Russian Federation$0.0727per minute
🇨🇦Canada$0.0255per minute
🇫🇷France$0.0554per minute
🇪🇸Spain$0.187per minute
🇵🇱Poland$0.0248per minute
🇮🇹Italy$0.0247per minute
Architecture comparison

SIP trunk vs PRI

A SIP trunk is one practical form of VoIP for a business PBX. PRI is a physical carrier circuit; VoIP is the wider technology category that also includes apps, phones and hosted PBX services.

SIP trunk vs PRI and other VoIP services
FactorSIP trunkPRIOther VoIP service
CapacityConcurrent SIP channelsFixed circuit channelsDepends on the service
ScalingCapacity adjusted by configurationAdditional physical capacityPlan or platform dependent
Cost modelChannels, numbers and usageCircuit rental and usageSubscription or usage
GeographyInternational routes through one edgeLocal carrier footprintProvider dependent
SetupCredentials, PBX configuration and testPhysical installation and provisioningAccount or application setup

When migrating from PRI or changing a SIP trunk provider, document current numbers, peak concurrent calls, caller ID rules and failover before moving production traffic.

SIP trunk vs VoIP: what is the difference?

VoIP describes voice carried over IP networks. SIP trunking is the PBX-to-provider connection that carries multiple VoIP calls to and from the public phone network.

SIP trunk setup

How to connect in three steps

The sequence stays the same whether you start with a new PBX or migrate an existing business phone system.

  1. 01

    Define the traffic profile

    Share PBX platform, countries, inbound numbers and expected simultaneous calls.

  2. 02

    Receive trunk credentials

    Agree the technical profile and obtain the server, authentication and routing settings.

  3. 03

    Configure and test the PBX

    Enter the settings, validate inbound and outbound routes, then move approved traffic to production.

SIP trunking FAQ

Questions before you connect

Billing, compatibility, porting and emergency-calling responsibilities are stated directly before activation.

01What is a SIP trunk line?

A SIP trunk is a virtual voice connection between your PBX and the public phone network. It replaces a physical PRI or analogue line with an internet-based SIP connection.

02What is a SIP line?

SIP line, SIP circuit and SIP trunk are commonly used for the same type of virtual PBX connection. Capacity is measured by the number of calls that can run at the same time.

03How many channels do I need?

Allow one channel for every simultaneous inbound or outbound call. Use your busiest hour and expected growth to size the trunk, then confirm the final capacity with our team.

04Can I use UK numbers on a SIP trunk?

UK number availability and documentation vary by number type and locality. Our team can check the current inventory and attach eligible KataTelecom numbers to your configuration.

05Do you provide SIP trunks in the UK?

Yes — KataTelecom operates as a SIP trunk provider in the UK with +44 local and national numbers. A UK SIP trunk uses the same per-minute rates and channel model; number documentation requirements are confirmed before activation.

06What is the difference between SIP trunking and VoIP?

VoIP is the broad technology for voice over internet networks. A SIP trunk is a business connection that carries multiple VoIP calls between a PBX and the phone network.

07How is SIP trunking billed?

Billing combines trunk capacity, any monthly DID number fees and per-minute outbound rates by destination. The detailed rate sheet confirms route-specific billing increments and current prices. Payment methods & refund policy →

08Which PBX platforms are compatible?

Standards-based PBX platforms such as Asterisk, 3CX and Cisco can connect over SIP. Share the product and version with our team so the exact signalling, codec and authentication profile can be confirmed.

09Can I port existing numbers?

Number porting may be available depending on the country, number type and current provider. KataTelecom checks eligibility and documentation before a port is scheduled.

10Can I use the trunk for emergency calling?

KataTelecom SIP trunks do not include emergency calling (E911/999/112). Customers must maintain alternative means of reaching emergency services. See the service agreement for details.

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Connect Your PBX Over SIP

Send us your PBX platform, destination mix, number requirements and expected concurrent calls. We will confirm the technical and commercial profile.