Get a vanity phone number for your business.

Put a number that spells a word on your van, ads, and website. Calls ring the phones you choose.

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Spells a word · Toll-free or local · Rings your mobile

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Customers dial the word you spell.

Your vanity number comes with a business phone system.

How to pick a word customers remember.

  • Seven characters after the prefix. Use a word up to seven letters, or a shorter word after a few digits, like 555‑PIPE.
  • Name the service. PIPE, ROOF, or TAXI is easier to recall than a surname.
  • Pick a word with one spelling. Customers should dial it right the first time.
  • Say it out loud. It should work on a radio ad and on a moving truck.

Popular words are often taken. We help you search what’s open on 800, 888, and the other toll-free prefixes.

Vanity number questions

Can I get a local vanity number?
Yes. A vanity number can use a local area code. The words you can get depend on which numbers are open. For ads that run beyond one city, see toll-free numbers.
Do callers dial letters or digits?
Either works. The letters are on every phone keypad, so the word and the digits reach the same line.
Can I get the exact word I want?
Popular words are often taken. We help you search what’s open, including other prefixes and shorter words.
Can I port a vanity number I already have?
Yes, 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.

Get your vanity number.

Calls ring the phones you already use.

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