San Marcos, TX · Business Communications
A cloud phone system for San Marcos businesses — local 512 and 737 numbers, calls, business texting, video, and a mobile app, with AI built in. Keep your number, retire the old PBX, and add lines as you hire.
512 / 737
Local San Marcos numbers — or keep the one you have
Any device
Desk phone, laptop, or mobile app — one number everywhere
Add in minutes
Scale seats up or down as your team changes
Customers trust a local number. With a 512 or 737 line you look like the San Marcos business you are — but the phone system lives in the cloud, so it works the same whether your team is at the office, on a job site across Hays County, or working from home.
And you're not buying a phone system anymore. Seats are month-to-month and scale as you hire, so a growing San Marcos business can start with a handful of lines and add more in minutes — no forklift upgrade, no closet full of PBX hardware to maintain.
The same cloud phone platform on our main UCaaS page.
See the complete Business Phone (UCaaS) page for full details & specs ➔
We build for small and mid-sized teams that are scaling — not just enterprises.
Keep or get San Marcos 512 and 737 numbers — porting, e911, and setup handled for you.
Per-seat pricing that scales as you hire, with no up-front cost for a phone system.
Visit the Clovis Barker office, meet the engineers who'd run your environment, and see the platform before you commit.
Tell us what you run today — we’ll scope it and give you a plan, at no cost.
On-site support along the I-35 corridor and into the Hill Country, dispatched from our San Marcos office.
Yes — 512, 737 area codes are all available, and we handle the setup. You can point several local numbers wherever you like.
Yes. We port your current numbers over — including your main line — with no downtime, so customers never notice the switch.
Yes. Pricing is per seat and month-to-month, so you start small and add lines as you hire. Ask us about current promotions for new San Marcos businesses.
That's the whole point of cloud phone. The same number rings on a desk phone, a laptop, or the mobile app — so it doesn't matter where your people are across Hays County.
No. Many San Marcos teams run entirely on the app on laptops and phones. Keep or add desk phones if you prefer — it's your call.
Serving San Marcos and Hays County. Talk to a senior engineer, not a call center.