Get a toll-free number for your business.

Give customers a toll-free number that rings the phones you already use. Add a greeting, call forwarding, and business voicemail.

Free for US callers · Nationwide number · Rings your mobile

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Choose from seven toll-free prefixes.

800888877866855844833

Availability varies by prefix. You see what’s open when you pick your number.

All seven work the same way. 800 is the best known, and the newer prefixes usually have more numbers open.

Want a number that spells a word? Learn how vanity numbers work.

How to get an 800 number for your business

1

Choose a toll-free number, or bring one.

Pick a number on any toll-free prefix, or bring an eligible toll-free number you already have.

2

Set your greeting & where calls ring.

Type your greeting and choose a voice, or record it yourself. Then choose the phones that ring. How call forwarding works →

3

Take calls, then turn on texting.

Answer on your mobile and call back from the toll-free number. Sending texts starts once toll-free verification is approved. We file it for you.

What a toll-free number costsNumberline is priced per business, with no per-user fees. See Numberline pricing →

Voicemails to your email. Texts & WhatsApp to your inbox.

Every voicemail is emailed with the recording, a transcript, and an AI summary. You can also get notifications in Slack.

How voicemails are delivered →

How business texting works →

How WhatsApp works →

Route toll‑free calls to Sales, Support, or your own AI agent.

Learn how call forwarding and AI agent connections work.

Should you pick a local or a toll‑free number?

Both get the same greetings, extensions, forwarding, and shared inbox.

Local number
  • $Free to call on most mobile plansCallers on older landline plans may pay long distance.
  • Has a geographic area codeCustomers see a familiar code such as 212 or 617.
  • #Chosen by city or area codeYour phones can ring anywhere. How local numbers work →
  • Portable between providersBring an eligible local number.
Toll-free number
  • $Free for callers anywhere in the USCalls are included in your Numberline service.
  • Uses a toll-free prefix800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, or 833.
  • #Reads nationalThe same number serves customers in every region.
  • Portable between providersBring an eligible toll-free number.

Want both? Run a local and a toll-free number on the same account. Compare all business number options.

Toll-free number questions

Can I text from a Numberline toll-free number?
Yes. Carriers require toll-free verification before the number can send texts. They check your business details, the messages you send, and how customers opt in. We file it for you, and sending starts after carrier approval. Texting is included.
Can I port my existing 800 number?
Yes, including 800 numbers, if it is eligible. Porting is free and we handle it. Your current service keeps working until the move completes. You can also start on a new number and keep both. See the porting guide.
Can I have both a local and a toll-free number?
Yes. Run both on the same account and route each where you want.
Does a toll-free number work for callers outside the US?
US toll-free numbers are free to call from the US and usually from Canada. Callers in other countries may be charged or unable to connect. If you have callers abroad, list a local number too.

Get your toll‑free number.

Calls ring the phones your team carries.

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No per-user pricing New or ported number Works on the phone you have