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Yeastar — IP PBX sourcing and supply
Yeastar is one of the two PBX specialists in the brand navigation — platforms quoted by extensions, concurrent calls and site count.
Three numbers price a PBX
Yeastar quotations need extensions, concurrent calls and sites. Add the endpoint mix that registers to the platform — Yealink, Fanvil and Grandstream phones all sit on this same desk — and the quotation covers platform and endpoints together.
Where an existing Yeastar estate is being extended, name the current platform and licence position in the inquiry so the extension is quoted consistently.
Yeastar inquiry checklist
- Extensions now and growth headroom
- Concurrent call estimate
- Single site or multi-site design
- Endpoint models registering to the platform
Yeastar quotations start from the platform choice
Every Yeastar order hangs off a platform decision: appliance or software edition, and the extension and concurrency capacity bought with it. The desk asks for those numbers first because they decide which gateways and how many endpoints the rest of the order carries.
Gateway lines deserve a line each. Analogue, PRI and GSM gateways serve different legacies, and an order that lumps them as 'gateways' returns questions. Name the gateway types with their port counts and the quotation is exact the first time.
Common questions
Can Yeastar platforms ship with endpoints?
Yes — platform-plus-endpoints is the standard pattern here.
Do you quote licence expansions?
Name the current platform and the expansion needed in the inquiry.
Can a Yeastar platform be quoted before endpoints?
Yes — platform and gateways price standalone; endpoints join later against the capacity the platform carries.