TPx review & pricing

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Our verdict

The managed-everything pick for IT teams that want a carrier to own network plus voice outcomes — not just ship circuits. Pricing is quote-based and the platform is pragmatic rather than flashy; the value is in managed delivery and accountability.

Overview

TPx is a managed services communications carrier: managed SD-WAN, one of the nation's largest SIP trunking footprints, UCaaS (UCx) and managed security, sold as fully managed services through the channel.

Best for

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Fully managed delivery model (design, install, monitor, support)
  • Large SIP trunking and managed SD-WAN footprints
  • UC, contact center and security can bundle with network services
  • Strong channel/partner support model

What to watch

  • Quote-based pricing; no transparent list rates
  • Platform UX is workmanlike, not cutting-edge
  • Less suited to tiny single-location teams

Key facts

Starting pricecustom (quote-based)
Pricing modelQuote-based managed services contracts
Best segmentsMid-market, Enterprise
Founded1998
HeadquartersLos Angeles, California
Websitewww.tpx.com

Feature snapshot

Managed SD-WAN ✓ Included
SIP trunking ✓ Included
UCaaS (UCx) ✓ Included
Managed security (UCC/MSS) add-on
24/7 US-based NOC/support ✓ Included
Multi-site rollouts ✓ Included

Ranked in

Best SIP Trunking Providers · Best SD-WAN Providers

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This review is editorial and independent. Pricing references published list rates as of September 2026 and changes frequently — always verify with a current quote. Vendor names are trademarks of their respective owners; The VoIP Advisors is an independent advisory firm and is not affiliated with TPx.

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