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Bria Solo vs Mizu WebPhone

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Bria Solo

7.1#3 in softphone softwareFrom $35.40 a year
Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
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FactBria SoloMizu WebPhone
IntegrationsThe product page names Asterisk, FreePBX, sipgate, and onsip as example integrations and supports contacts from Google, Microsoft Outlook, iOS, and Android.The vendor lists compatibility with SIP systems including Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, FreePBX, Cisco, Twilio, and Vonage, and describes Salesforce integration.
ProductBria Solo is a standalone softphone for individual users that provides voice and video calling through a service provider, call server, or IP PBX of the user's choice.Mizu WebPhone is a SIP standards based VoIP client that can be embedded in a webpage or used as a JavaScript SIP library.
SupportCounterPath directs technical questions to its support center, where users can create tickets and access guides and the support portal.Included support amounts vary by license; the vendor says support is provided by email and response time is usually up to one work-day.
Supported platformsDownloads are available for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android; listed minimums are Windows 10 with Creators Update or Windows 11, macOS 14 or later, iOS 15 or later, and Android 10 or later.The support page lists Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, and iOS, while noting that some functions depend on the operating system and are not available everywhere.

Bria Solo plans

  • Bria Solo FreeFree
  • Bria Solo$35.40 a year

Mizu WebPhone plans

  • Basic$990, paid once
  • Advanced$1,990, paid once
  • Gold$3,900, paid once

Pick Bria Solo if…

Bria Solo suits individuals who already have a calling service or system and want a softphone across supported desktop or mobile platforms. The free plan is limited to one device, one SIP/VoIP account, weekly calls, and personal use.

Pick Mizu WebPhone if…

It suits VoIP providers, web developers, call centers, businesses with a local PBX, and website owners that need an embeddable calling client. The available license determines client, server and feature limits.

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