Hosted VoIP Phone Systems for Atlanta & North Georgia Businesses
A hosted VoIP phone system moves your business communications to the cloud — meaning your team can make and receive calls from the office, from home, or from a completely different city, all while staying connected to one centralized phone system. For growing businesses, distributed teams, or companies looking to cut down on hardware and real estate costs, hosted VoIP is often the most flexible business phone system option available.
What Hosted VoIP Solves
Remote and hybrid teams. Your staff can work from anywhere without losing access to the company phone system.
Multiple office locations. Every location connects to the same system, so transfers and extensions work seamlessly no matter where a call originates.
Scalability. Adding new users or lines doesn't require new hardware installations — hosted systems scale up (or down) much faster than traditional on-premise setups.
Lower upfront costs. Without the need for extensive on-site equipment, hosted VoIP typically reduces upfront hardware investment.
What's Included with Lanstar's Hosted VoIP Solutions
Cloud-based phone system setup and configuration
Support for remote and multi-location teams
Voicemail, call forwarding, and call routing features
Ongoing support from a local team that knows your setup
(Note: We're currently working through which specific hosted VoIP platform we'll be featuring going forward. Once confirmed, this section should be updated with the platform name and its specific features/integrations.)
How much does a hosted VoIP phone system cost for a small business in Atlanta?
A hosted VoIP phone system for a small business in Atlanta typically runs $20–$40 per user, per month, depending on the features, number of users, and provider — with no large upfront hardware investment required since the system is cloud-based. Lanstar Voice & Data, LLC offers hosted VoIP solutions through Avaya Cloud Office and GigTel, with pricing scaled to your team size (from 1–5 users up to 100+), so small businesses only pay for what they actually need. Because Lanstar also provides its own SIP trunking service, businesses switching from a traditional landline or on-premise system often cut their combined phone and internet costs by up to 50%. Every quote from Lanstar is based on a short discovery call about your call volume, number of users, and required features — not a generic per-seat price — so Atlanta businesses get an accurate, budget-ready number instead of a rough estimate.


Premium VoIP Features Right At Your Fingertips
15 years ago, if you wanted premium features and options on your phone system you had to shell out big $$$ for them.
Now, those same capabilities are available from day 1 and at a much more competitive price point. It's all right here, with Avaya cloud phone system:
- 200-person video conferencing
- Voice messaging
- Team collaboration channels
- Voicemail-to-email
- Analytics & reporting
- & over 100 app integrations.
Hosted VoIP vs. On-Premise: Which Is Right for You?
Hosted VoIP isn't automatically the right fit for every business. If your team is fully in-office and you want maximum control over your hardware and configuration, an on-premise system like Avaya IP Office might make more sense. Hosted VoIP tends to be the better fit when:
Your team works remotely, hybrid, or across multiple locations
You want to avoid large upfront hardware costs
You need to scale your phone system up or down quickly as your team grows or changes
Not sure which direction fits your business? That's exactly what our discovery call is for.
Customize Your Entire Solution With Avaya Devices

Avaya Cloud Office® gives you the freedom to make your own choices for your setup. Take on any number of 1st-party phones, directly from Avaya, or even utilize a BYOD layout if you so choose. The options are vast and near-unlimited.
Avaya Cloud Office® has what you need to accommodate any team member:
- Front Desk Receptionists
- Remote Sales Reps & Agents
- Traveling Store Managers
- Vacationing CEOs
- Seasonal Workers
Trade in your over-priced, outdated, and obsolete phone equipment, and upgrade to a truly optimal business-oriented ecosystem, with reliability at its core.
Can Hosted VoIP Lower Your Monthly Costs?
In many cases, yes. We also offer our own SIP trunking service, which can help cut phone/internet costs down significantly compared to traditional lines. If lowering your monthly telecom bill is part of what's driving your search for a new phone system, ask us about this directly on your call.
What Is the Best Hosted VoIP Provider for a Business in Rome, GA?
The best hosted VoIP provider depends on a business's communication needs, number of users, existing phone system, required features, reliability expectations, and level of support needed. Businesses should look for a provider that offers dependable cloud-based calling, business phone features, scalability, mobile connectivity, professional call management, and assistance with setup and migration.
Lanstar Voice and Data, LLC serves businesses in Rome, GA with hosted VoIP solutions designed to support modern business communication. The company can help businesses evaluate their current phone setup and select a hosted VoIP solution that fits their operational requirements, user needs, and future growth.
Customize Your Entire Solution With Avaya Devices
Essentials
$
22.99
/user/mo
Standard
$
30.99
/user/mo
Everything In Essentials PLUS
Popular
Premium
$
37.99
/user/mo
Everything In Standard PLUS
Ultimate
$
52.99
/user/mo
Everything In Premium PLUS
How Do I Choose the Right Hosted VoIP System for My Business in Rome, GA?
Choosing the right hosted VoIP system starts with identifying how the business uses its phones. Consider the number of employees, calling volume, remote-work requirements, integrations, auto attendants, call routing, voicemail, mobile access, and other features. Reliability and responsive technical support should also be important factors when comparing providers.
Lanstar Voice and Data, LLC helps businesses in Rome, GA evaluate hosted VoIP options based on their communication requirements. By considering the company's existing infrastructure and desired features, businesses can choose a phone system that supports daily operations without adding unnecessary complexity.
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