A Kamailio-based switch for GSM and SIP traffic, with a clean panel, automation rules and Telegram alerts. Each customer gets a private server of their own, set up and managed by us.
Plans from $29 a month · 16 to 300 concurrent calls
Each port of your GSM gateway registers to the switch as its own SIP account. So each port gets its own channel limit, its own statistics and its own on/off switch.
Routing groups match the dialled prefix and pick a port in order, round-robin or by lowest cost. If a port fails, the call moves to the next one.
Write a rule in the panel, such as “if 5 calls on one SIM port answer in under 10 seconds, turn that port off and message me on Telegram.” The panel shows how often the rule would have fired in the last 24 hours, before you save it.
An ⓘ explanation sits next to every setting — more than 160 of them. Press Ctrl K to jump to a page, or paste a phone number to open its calls. Dark and light themes.
| Customer A | Nigeria mobile | talking | 01:42 |
| Customer B | Kenya mobile | ringing | 00:06 |
| Customer A | Pakistan mobile | talking | 04:15 |
Full call path: admission, billing, routing and a test gateway that echoes the audio back.
Measured in September 2026 on a 4-core / 8 GB server, with three cores for the switch and one for the load generator. Each plan has its own concurrent-call and calls-per-second limit. For more than 300 concurrent calls, we load-test a bigger server with you before you pay.
None of this is unusual — every serious switch needs it. Here it is in one panel, with plain-language help on every option.
Prepaid or postpaid accounts, per-second rating, a rate sheet per customer, margin per route, weekly invoices.
Answered, failed and refused calls in one list, with the reason, the route taken and the SIP messages of each call.
Blacklists and whitelists on the caller (CLI) and the dialled number (CLD): exact, prefix, suffix or regex, per customer.
Scripts on a customer or a port, using a subset of StarTrinity's CallXML: checks, reject, and HTTP requests to your own server.
Concurrent-call limit and maximum call time on each port, and a channel limit on each customer.
HTTPS panel with automatic certificate renewal, and fail2ban on SIP and SSH. Your switch is not shared with anyone.
We describe each point by what it does. Some competitors have one or two of these; we put them together.
Every customer gets a separate server (VPS), not a slice of a shared one. We set it up and manage it; you work in the panel.
Many switches alert by email and act on a whole carrier or route. Here a rule acts on a single SIM port, is written in the panel, and reports to Telegram.
Onboarding and support in Arabic and English, straight from the engineer who runs Routyx.
Ports as routes, per-customer routing, and a subset of CallXML — close to the way you already work. We help move your customers and rate sheets.
Routyx carries our own live traffic every day. Problems reach us before they reach you.
Every new customer gets a free one-hour call to set up their first carrier, customer and route — recorded, so you can watch it again.
Every plan is a private server with the full panel. Plans differ only in how many calls they carry. First accounts open on 15 October 2026.
For a small operation getting its first routes running.
For an operator with several customers and gateways.
For wholesale volume, at the capacity we measured.
| Setup and installwe do it for you | free |
| Onboarding callone hour, in your first 30 days, recorded | free |
| Included supportTelegram or email, reply within one business day; bugs are always fixed free | included |
| Integration setupwe connect one outside system, such as an HTTP endpoint your CallXML script calls; up to one hour | $30 |
| Hourly supportconfiguration, carrier troubleshooting | $40 / h |
| Urgent, same day | $60 / h |
| Five-hour packvalid 90 days | $175 |
| Custom featurequoted up front in hours, 50% before we start | $40 / h |
Tell us what you need. Custom work is quoted up front, in hours, at $40 an hour.
We move your customers and rate sheets onto Routyx, and help adapt your CallXML scripts to the subset Routyx supports.
Test calls to a destination before you send traffic, with ASR, ACD, PDD and the SIP code of every call in one report.
A trigger or action the panel doesn't have yet. Quoted up front, built and tested on our side, then added to your switch.
We write or adapt CallXML scripts for your customers and ports, within the subset Routyx supports.
We connect your switch to an outside system you already use, such as an HTTP endpoint your scripts call.
Carrier troubleshooting, configuration, or a second pair of eyes on your traffic — $40 an hour, $60 for same-day.
No. We manage the server — installs, updates and its security — and you get the full panel. That is how we keep every switch on a known, working version.
Any gateway that speaks SIP. We have tested GoIP, Skyline, Dinstar and Ejoin gateways, where each port can register as its own SIP account or the whole gateway can use one trunk. SIP carriers connect by IP or by registration.
Each plan has a concurrent-call and a calls-per-second limit. Calls above it are refused, and the panel shows them as refused. Moving to a bigger plan is a change on our side, not a new server.
Monthly, in advance, in USDT. Pay ten months and get twelve. If a payment is more than three days late, the switch is paused until it is paid.
Book a demo call and we will walk you through a live panel with sample data, and answer questions about your own setup.
The engineer who runs Routyx on our own traffic, on Telegram or email, within one business day. Urgent same-day help is available by the hour.
Yes, as the switch behind your dialer. Your dialer (VICIdial or similar) handles agents, queues and pacing; Routyx routes its calls to your carriers, applies your limits and bills per second. Routyx has no agents, queues or IVR of its own. Dialers start many calls per second, so tell us your dialer's rate and we size the plan after a short test. Paid in advance, and the acceptable-use rules apply.
Concurrent calls: how many calls can be up at the same moment. It is not the "CC route" quality grade some carriers sell.
No. Routyx is a separate product built on Kamailio and Linux. It supports a subset of StarTrinity's CallXML, so many StarTrinity scripts can be moved over with small changes.
Twenty minutes: we show you the panel, the routing and the automation rules, and answer questions about your traffic.
