Jese Leos

Founder, Comcent

Introducing Comcent Community Edition

We are introducing Comcent Community Edition — modern open source voice infrastructure you can run yourself. The full platform is now free and AGPL-3.0 licensed on GitHub, ready to deploy on a single Linux box with one install script.

Own your conversations. Host it. Control it. Scale it.

The video above walks through the entire installation — from a blank server to your first call in under an hour.

What’s in the box

Bring your own SIP trunk (Twilio, Telnyx, …), and Comcent Community Edition gives you:

  • Voice calls with browser-based dialers for agents
  • Phone numbers, queues, and call recording
  • Call transcription, AI summaries, sentiment, and semantic search
  • A real-time AI voice bot
  • Multi-tenant organizations, API keys, and webhooks

Get started in minutes

All it takes is a Linux host with a public IP, a domain name, and one command:

Terminal window
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/comcent-io/comcent-ce/main/install.sh | bash

The installer sets up Docker if needed, generates secrets, and lays everything out. Fill in your domain in .env, run docker compose up -d, and claim your instance at /setup.

The full install guide — firewall ports, SIP trunk configuration, and inbound call flows — lives in the README on GitHub.

Why open source?

Voice is infrastructure, and infrastructure you depend on should be something you can inspect, run, and own. With Comcent Community Edition your calls, recordings, and transcripts stay on your servers — no per-minute platform markup, no data leaving your control.

If you need billing and metered usage, GDPR workflows, audit logs, SLA tracking, or outbound campaigns, check out Comcent Enterprise.

Star the repo on GitHub, try the installer, and tell us what you build — we’d love to hear from you.