- ConferenceManager™ Platforms: Provides audio, web, and video conferencing with HD audio and capacity from 24 to 500 ports per server. This gives organizations room to match conferencing capacity to their deployment.
- Summit® Olympus: Provides the media-processing platform for high-capacity audio conferencing and specialized communication systems.
- ConnectNow®+: Combines audio, video, file sharing, and other meeting controls in a browser-based interface, so participants can handle different forms of collaboration in one place.
- Voice to Text Transcription: Creates real-time text from meeting audio and identifies speakers. The transcript can be saved for records and follow-up work.
- Integrated Call Recording: Records calls with MP3 recording and playback, giving teams a way to keep and revisit meeting audio.
- Flexible Deployment Options: Supports on-premises, private-hosted, and hosted deployments. Organizations can choose an approach based on their security, bandwidth, and system-management requirements.
- Multi-layered security: Protects conferencing with security controls that include TLS and SRTP encryption support on ConnectNow+.
- Conference Control: Lets hosts view and manage participants, including muting, holding, and disconnecting callers. This gives the host direct control during live conferences.
- Scheduling & Billing: Adds reservation, scheduling, and billing functions for organizations that need to manage conferencing as an operational service.
Compunetix Audio Conferencing Solutions
Hardware and software systems for carrier and enterprise audio conferencing
Updated August 28, 2026
Compunetix Audio Conferencing Solutions Overview
Compunetix Audio Conferencing Solutions is a set of voice conferencing systems for organizations that need to connect many callers. Companies, government agencies, and service providers use the systems to run meetings, manage calls, and support specialized communication workflows.
It is aimed at organizations that need dedicated conferencing infrastructure and control over how calls operate. Deployments span corporate offices, government and defense settings, healthcare, courts, financial trading, transportation, education, and energy operations.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing and scope |
|---|---|---|
| $43,630 one-time | 24 Port ConferenceManager 2 Audio Conference Bridge, scalable to 200 ports, TDM or SIP. | |
| $228,015 one-time | 192 Port ConferenceManager 5 Audio Conference Bridge, scalable to 512 ports, SIP only. | |
| $232,110 one-time | 256 Port Summit Olympus, scalable to 5,120 ports. | |
| $19.99 (Billed Monthly) | ConnectNow Audio & Web Conferencing for up to 25 participants per conference host; minimum 25 named users and 12 months. | |
| $31.99 (Billed Monthly) | ConnectNow Audio & Web Conferencing for up to 50 participants per conference host; minimum 25 named users and 12 months. | |
| $39.99 (Billed Monthly) | ConnectNow Audio & Web Conferencing for up to 100 participants per conference host; minimum 25 named users and 12 months. | |
| $13,085 one-time | Private Hosted Service startup with installation of a dedicated ConferenceManager2 in the Compunetix colocation data center and account migration support. | |
| $3,275 (Billed Monthly) | Private Hosted Service with 200 Universal Audio & Web Licenses, customer care, data-center infrastructure, managed data and telephony connectivity; minimum 12 months. | |
| $830 (Billed Monthly) | Hosted audio conferencing service with customer support, data-center infrastructure, managed data and telephony connectivity; maximum capacity of 100 port licenses. |
The official pricing sheet is dated March 15, 2023.
No free trial is currently listed.
Pricing source: Compunetix Pricing Sheet
Pros
| Competitor | Pros |
|---|---|
| Zoom | Compunetix Audio Conferencing Solutions has ConferenceManager deployments on-premises, privately hosted, or hosted, with 24 to 500+ ports per system. Zoom’s audio service centers on Zoom meetings and optional audio plans, so Compunetix gives organizations more control over how the conferencing system is deployed. |
| Microsoft Teams | ConferenceManager can be customized around industry workflows and includes options such as private sub-conferences, reporting, and blast dial. Microsoft Teams Audio Conferencing instead adds phone dial-in and dial-out to Teams meetings. |
| Cisco Webex | Compunetix Audio Conferencing Solutions includes dedicated conferencing infrastructure with on-premises and private-hosted choices. Webex lets meeting users switch among computer audio, call-in, and callback, making Compunetix more relevant when the organization wants to run and configure the conferencing platform itself. |
| Google Meet | Deployment choice separates Compunetix from Google Meet: ConferenceManager can run on-premises, private hosted, or hosted. Google Meet provides dial-in as part of Workspace meeting editions, while expanded global dialing is an admin-enabled subscription. |
Cons
| Competitor | Cons |
|---|---|
| Zoom | Zoom includes VoIP and toll dial-in in 55+ countries and offers toll-free call-in in 100+ countries through its audio options. That gives teams with international callers a clearly documented global phone footprint. |
| Microsoft Teams | Teams Audio Conferencing is managed from the Teams admin center and adds dial-in, dial-out, and callback to Teams meetings. Organizations already using Teams can keep phone conferencing inside the same meeting service instead of deploying a separate conferencing platform. |
| Cisco Webex | Webex lets attendees use computer audio, ask the meeting to call them, or dial a global call-in number. Those choices are built into the Webex meeting flow, which can make joining easier for teams that already hold meetings there. |
| Google Meet | Google Meet includes U.S. and international dial-in numbers across its Business Starter, Standard, and Plus editions. Teams already paying for Google Workspace can therefore get phone access as part of their existing meeting setup. |
