Phone Numbers
We can port your existing landline number into your phone system, keeping your customer contact consistent.
We also provide all local numbers for the UK. With VoIP, your location does not define your dial code. If you are marketing into a local area, take a different number for that area in your advert, so you appear local. If you want a national 0330 number, we can provide that. We can also offer a range of international numbers and UK Freephone and Premium rate numbers.
You could have a London-based number if you are a consultancy with your team working from home.
If you want a, divert to the mobile number where someone calls your landline number, which diverts straight to your mobile. That is also something we offer.
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Phone Numbers FAQ
Can I keep my existing number?
Yes. We can port over 90% of the UK number onto our systems. We achieve this with peer-to-peer agreements, meaning you can also port your number away from us.
What if I move?
Keep your number; add another if you want. Your customers know your number, but you may wish for the opportunity to look local in your new area.
What is an 0330 number?
It’s a national number where a business works across the country. Anyone can have one, and it’s included in most landline and mobile call packages, so it’s more popular now than the old 0845 range everyone hated.
Does my location matter for my number?
Not anymore. You can port your existing number and add numbers. So you if have, or want to appear to have offices in London, Manchester and Paris we can also do that.
What number is presented when I call out?
We present your default number; your landline number is given even if you call using your mobile app.
What happens when I am abroad?
It works the same as when you are in the UK. Call from a beach in Brighton or the Bahamas to present your UK number.