Getting charged more while innovation and support stand still, leaving you to question the value you’re really getting?
If you operate below 200 seats, Avaya’s AXP Public Cloud now forces either paying for unnecessary capacity or seeking alternatives.
Avaya is offering voluntary exit packages to staff, signaling instability and prioritization changes that could affect your platform’s future.
Critical capabilities like SIP trunking, CPaaS/Avaya Comms APIs, and certain voice-recording options are being phased out. This leaves many users scrambling to replace essential functionality or invest in new licensing. Source: Avaya Support
Avaya says it will offer alternative cloud and on-prem solutions—but the roadmap is vague. Without clarity, you’re left guessing whether your current setup will be supported next year… or next month. Source: CX Today
Complex bundles and inflexible seat-based pricing force many teams to overpay—and limit your ability to scale naturally as your business ebbs and flows.
Competitors are actively targeting Avaya’s displaced customers, and teams are becoming increasingly frustrated with the uncertainty.
Staying on a platform with a shifting strategy and shrinking support footprint only increases your operational vulnerability. Source: Tech Radar
Switching to NetSapiens gives you control, flexibility, and confidence — without compromise. Here’s what makes providers choose us as their long-term platform partner:
With NetSapiens, you’re no longer stuck paying for inactive seats, inflated minimums, or large blocks of licenses “just in case.” Instead, our session-based pricing gives you a fluid, consumption-aligned model that mirrors how your customers actually communicate.
This model gives you the freedom to scale up or down without penalty — a major shift from Avaya’s rigid license structure.
Whether you want to run your platform in your own data centers, leverage our highly available Crexendo Cloud, or blend the two for resilience, NetSapiens puts you in control.
This deployment flexibility lets you:
Avaya’s hosted and subscription models limit your options. NetSapiens ensures you always have them.
Some providers want to own their platform outright. Others prefer subscription-based OpEx budgeting. Many want the ability to shift over time.
NetSapiens supports all three:
No forced transitions. No one-size-fits-all contracts. You define the model that matches your strategy — not the other way around.
Whether you serve healthcare, education, government, contact centers, or enterprise clients, NetSapiens delivers deeper, ready-to-go integrations that Avaya simply can’t match anymore.
Plus, our open API framework gives providers near-limitless freedom to:
You’re not boxed into proprietary limitations. Instead, you gain a platform that adapts to you — and to the customers you serve.
| Feature | Policy | Avaya | NetSapiens |
|---|---|---|
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Feature | Policy
Seat Requirements
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Avaya
200-seat minimum for cloud
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NetSapiens
No seat minimums — scale freely
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Feature | Policy
Support for Small & Mid-Size Orgs
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Avaya
Deprioritized
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NetSapiens
Fully supported at every size
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Feature | Policy
SIP Trunking
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Avaya
Being discontinued
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NetSapiens
Fully supported
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Feature | Policy
CPaaS / Comms APIs
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Avaya
Being discontinued
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NetSapiens
Fully supported + modern API suite
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Feature | Policy
Voice Recording
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Avaya
Some options removed
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NetSapiens
Complete recording suite
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Feature | Policy
Pricing Model
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Avaya
Seat-based, rigid
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NetSapiens
Sessions Not Seats flexibility
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Feature | Policy
Migration Roadmap
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Avaya
Unclear
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NetSapiens
Clear, guided, white-glove
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Feature | Policy
Vendor Focus
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Avaya
Enterprise-focused
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NetSapiens
Provider and user-focused
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Sources: UC Today, Avaya Support, VoIP Review, Avaya Support, CX Today
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