Overview
Secure, dependable voice services
without the infrastructure
Many teams need the security, interoperability, and routing capabilities of a session border controller, but do not have dedicated SBC infrastructure or in-house telecom specialists. A hosted and managed SBC removes that operational burden. TelcoBridges deploys ProSBC in the cloud, manages it around the clock, and delivers it as a service. Your team gets secure, reliable voice connectivity with faster deployment, predictable subscription pricing, and no need to build or maintain the platform internally.
Capabilities
What the hosted SBC solution delivers
Security at the edge
Built-in protections including DoS and DDoS mitigation, SIP registration scanning protection, access control, topology hiding, TLS signaling, and SRTP media encryption guard the voice edge.
Hosted on AWS
The SBC runs on AWS, the leading public cloud and the platform our hosted deployments are built on. TelcoBridges owns and operates the environment.
Carrier-grade capacity
ProSBC scales to up to 60,000 concurrent sessions per server and supports up to 1,024 trunk groups, so a hosted deployment has real room to grow with you.
Visibility built in
A web-based interface, real-time call tracing, MOS scoring, and CDRs make it straightforward to see what the SBC is doing, even though TelcoBridges is the one operating it.
Broad interoperability
The hosted SBC connects SIP trunk providers, VoIP platforms, and Microsoft Teams Direct Routing edges, using a full B2BUA and a SIP header manipulation engine built for multi-vendor networks.
Run by senior engineers
Deployment, hardening, patching, and monitoring are handled by TelcoBridges Level-3 telecom engineers, with optional 1+1 high availability for production traffic.
Benefits
Why choose a hosted and managed SBC
No infrastructure to run
You own no cloud account and no instance. TelcoBridges hosts and operates the SBC, so there is nothing to size, patch, or monitor on your side.
Fast to stand up
Because TelcoBridges handles deployment and configuration, a hosted service can be in production quickly rather than after a long internal build.
Subscription pricing
A pay-as-you-go subscription replaces hardware-bound systems with predictable, usage-based licensing. Current rates are on the ProSBC pricing page.
Who it fits
Built for teams whose product is not telecom infrastructure
The solution suits SaaS companies adding a voice feature, logistics and communications platforms moving off costly per-minute CPaaS economics, and contact centers that need a reliable voice edge without staffing for it.
If a compliance or data-residency requirement means the SBC must stay in your own environment, the managed service on your own infrastructure is the better fit. If you have in-house VoIP expertise and want to run the software yourself, the cloud-native SBC lets you self-deploy.
Ready to add voice without the overhead?
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a hosted and managed SBC?
It is a session border controller that TelcoBridges hosts in the cloud and operates on your behalf. You send SIP traffic to a provided endpoint and run no SBC infrastructure of your own. It is the fully hosted and fully managed delivery model, branded Hosted & Managed SBC.
How is this different from a self-deployed cloud SBC?
A self-deployed cloud SBC, such as the cloud-native ProSBC, is software you install and operate in your own cloud account. A hosted and managed SBC runs on TelcoBridges infrastructure and is operated by TelcoBridges, so you own no cloud account or instance.
What are the benefits of a hosted SBC?
You get a carrier-grade voice edge with no infrastructure to run, fast deployment, subscription pricing, and 24×7 operation by senior telecom engineers, with optional 1+1 high availability for production traffic.
Which platforms can the hosted SBC run on?
TelcoBridges hosts ProSBC on AWS, the public cloud platform our hosted deployments run on. You do not manage the underlying platform.