Toll-free vanity numbers

A toll-free number customers remember.

Put a word on your van, your ads, and your website instead of seven digits nobody keeps. Underneath, it is a full business phone system.

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Toll-free from anywhere in the U.S. · Spells a word customers keep · Full phone system behind it

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Customers dial the word you spell.

The number is easy to remember & the phone system behind it does the work.

How to pick a word customers remember.

Four quick tips

  • Seven characters after the prefix. 1-800 plus a word up to seven letters, or a shorter word after a few digits, like 555-PIPE.
  • Say what you do, not who you are. PIPE, ROOF, or TAXI is easier to recall than a surname.
  • Skip words with two spellings. If people might type it two ways, half of them dial the wrong line.
  • Say it out loud. It has to work on a radio spot and on the side of a truck at 40 mph.

Popular words are often taken. We help you search what is available on 800, 888, and the other toll-free prefixes rather than promising a specific number in advance.

Vanity number questions

Can I get a local vanity number?
Yes. A vanity number can sit on a local area code too, and it runs on the same phone system. Local and toll-free numbers both have seven digits after the area code or prefix, so the word or pattern you can get depends on which combinations are still open, not on the number type. Toll-free is the better fit for advertising that runs beyond one city. See toll-free numbers for the prefixes.
Do callers dial letters or digits?
Either works. The letters are printed on every phone keypad, so a caller can key in the word or the digits and reach the same line. The word is only a memory aid; underneath it is a normal toll-free number.
Can I get the exact word I want?
Not always. Popular words on 800 and the other toll-free prefixes are often taken. We help you search what is available, including alternate prefixes and shorter words, rather than promising a specific number in advance.
Can I port a vanity number I already have?
Yes. A vanity number is a normal phone number, so it can be ported to Numberline like any other number. See the porting guide for what to prepare.

Get a number worth painting on the van.

A toll-free vanity number on a full business phone system: calls, texts, voicemail transcripts, and extensions, with no per-user pricing.

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