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US numbers in the area codes your buyers recognise

An unknown out-of-state number is the one that goes to voicemail. Take local numbers in the area codes you actually sell into, toll-free for the lines a customer should not pay for, and dial from whichever matches.

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Any area code · Toll-free ranges · 10DLC and STIR/SHAKEN handled

+1 country code

800 toll-free ranges

10DLC brand and campaign registered

SHAKEN attestation on outbound

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Coverage

An area code for every market you dial

Local presence matters more in the US than almost anywhere. Take numbers in the area codes your campaigns cover, point each at its own flow, and let the dialler pick the one that matches the prospect.

Local numbers in any US area code, provisioned in minutes.
Toll-free 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888 ranges.
Local presence dialling matched to the prospect's own area code.
Port existing numbers, including toll-free, with no dual-running gap.

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Before you dial

10DLC and caller reputation, handled up front

US messaging runs on registered brands and campaigns, and US voice runs on attestation. Both decide whether you get delivered or filtered, so both are set up before your first send rather than after the first complaint.

Brand and campaign registration filed with The Campaign Registry.
STIR/SHAKEN attestation on outbound calls.
Opt-out honoured across every channel at once, not per campaign.
Number reputation monitored, with rotation before a number is burnt.

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What you can take

Local numbers

Any area code, provisioned in minutes and pointed at a flow.
Toll free

800 and the modern ranges, for inbound lines you pay for rather than the caller.
Local presence

Outbound matched to the prospect's own area code.
A2P messaging

10DLC-registered campaigns for SMS and MMS traffic.

From documents to first dial

Register the brand

Legal entity and tax details filed with The Campaign Registry, once.
Campaigns approved

Use cases and sample messages submitted, with the state visible per campaign.
Point and dial

Numbers assigned to flows and dialling starts, with attestation on.

Questions about US numbers

Porting and numbers →

How fast can we get US numbers?

Local and toll-free numbers are provisioned in minutes. What takes longer is 10DLC registration if you intend to send SMS — that is the registry's timeline, and we file on day one so it clears while the rest of the setup happens.

Will our calls be labelled as spam?

Not because of us. Outbound carries STIR/SHAKEN attestation, number reputation is monitored, and a number that starts getting flagged is rotated out rather than dialled until it is useless.

Can we port our existing numbers?

Yes, including toll-free. Your current numbers keep taking calls right up to the agreed cutover window, so there is no gap anybody has to cover.

Do we need 10DLC if we only make calls?

No. 10DLC covers application-to-person messaging. If you are only dialling, brand registration is not required — though most teams end up sending follow-ups eventually.

How is two-party consent handled?

Recording announcements are configurable per campaign and per region, which is what a two-party consent state requires. Consent state then travels with the contact across channels.