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3CX vs Yeastar

3CX vs Yeastar — two PBX-software vendors, compared honestly.

Two product families on each side.

The closest direct comparison is Yeastar P-Series vs 3CX (cloud-deployed, partner-managed). The Yeastar S-Series appliance compares against 3CX deployed on a Mini PC at the customer site.

Where Yeastar wins.

Where 3CX wins.

Pricing comparison (cloud-deployed, 50 users).

LineYeastar P-Series (partner-managed)3CX (Port Phones managed)
All-in monthlyYeastar~£350-450 / moPartner-dependent; typical UK Yeastar MSP pricing.Port Phones~£400 / moPRO 16 SC + UK hosting + SIP + support.

Cloud-deployed Yeastar and 3CX-managed are similarly priced — partner-dependent variation is bigger than vendor-dependent variation. Your real cost is determined by which partner you pick, not which vendor.

Who should pick which.

What we'll tell you at audit.

Honestly, Yeastar is a legitimate product. If your audit reveals a strong reason to pick S-Series (on-prem appliance with no cloud dependency) or you already have a Yeastar partner relationship that's working, stay there. If you're choosing fresh, the larger 3CX UK partner ecosystem and integration depth typically wins. Book a free audit.