Run your own voice infrastructure on a single Linux box. Bring your own SIP trunk, run one install script, and get browser dialers, queues, call recording, AI transcription, and a real-time voice bot — free and AGPL-licensed.
Comcent Community Edition is fully open source (AGPL-3.0) — self-host it on any Linux box in four steps.
Watch the full installation walkthrough — from blank server to first call.
Any Linux host with a public IP — a $12/mo VPS is plenty. Point a DNS record at it and open the SIP & web ports.
One command installs Docker if needed, generates secrets, and lays everything out. Takes about 30 seconds.
Fill in your domain and storage details in
.env,
then
docker compose up -d.
Open /setup
with the one-time token, connect your SIP trunk (Twilio, Telnyx,
…), and make your first call.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/comcent-io/comcent-ce/main/install.sh
| bash
Full walkthrough, firewall ports, and SIP trunk setup in the install guide on GitHub .
Seamlessly make and receive calls directly from your browser or embed our widget into your web applications such as CRM systems for streamlined communication.
Intuitively configure call routing paths using visual diagrams, ensuring efficient and customizable call handling processes.
Obtain chat-like transcripts of your conversations with speaker identification, facilitating easy reference and analysis.
Effortlessly search through conversations using keyword and content filters to quickly find specific interactions and insights.
Visualize detailed call data through graphical representations, enabling comprehensive analysis and performance tracking.
Utilize our suite of tools to ensure compliance with privacy regulations, including features for deleting, downloading, or anonymizing call data.
Create and deploy voice bots to automate tasks, answer frequently asked questions, and enhance customer interactions.
Questions about self-hosting, Enterprise, or anything else? Drop us an email — we read and answer every message.
contact@comcent.io