Numbers

Numbers that connect the world.

Provision new numbers, port existing inventory, configure emergency-service records, and attach numbers to VoiceML, SIP trunks, hosted PBX, messaging, and lookup workflows.

+1 (212) 555-0148New York · NY$0.4885/mo*
+1 (212) 555-0220New York · NY$0.4885/mo*
+1 (212) 555-0391New York · NY$0.4885/mo*
+1 (800) 555-3201Toll-free$0.6306/mo*

* Per number per month at the 2K-DID volume tier.

Number services

Local, toll-free, mobile, and ported numbers, with the records to go with them.

Provision or port, then attach E911 addresses, LIDB caller name, and inbound CNAM per number, from the numbering API or the portal.

Local DIDs

Use local numbers for inbound voice, outbound caller ID, PBX users, and application workflows.
Toll-free and mobile

Support number types based on availability, compliance, and product eligibility.
Porting

Move existing numbers with coordinated paperwork, validation, test windows, and cutover communication.
CNAM, LIDB, and caller ID

Set the outbound caller name your numbers display through LIDB: up to 15 alphanumeric characters per number, applied on VoiceTel's switch and submitted to the LIDB network. Turn inbound CNAM lookup on or off per number.
E911

Associate your phone number with a validated service address so calls can be routed to the correct emergency response center. We support address assignment, validation, and detect errors by allowing testing that does not affect emergency services.
Numbering API

Lifecycle control over phone numbers — search, order, provision, port, E911, LIDB caller name, messaging enablement, lookup, and inbound routing — across voice and messaging workflows without manual carrier coordination.

Porting

Porting that doesn't lose customers mid-cutover.

Number portability is where most carrier migrations actually fail. Every port runs the same five steps, with the E911 record reissued before the port completes, not after.

Porting procedure

Number porting process, from eligibility check to E911 reissue. 1. Eligibility check: LERG + losing-carrier portability rules. 2. LOA submission: VoiceTel coordinates with the losing carrier. 3. Test window: calls reach old and new endpoints. 4. Cutover: defined rollback path, inside business hours. 5. E911 reissued: before the port completes.

Numbers FAQ

Can I port my number to your service?

Yes. We can port most North American phone numbers, provided the number is eligible for porting. If your number is portable, we can help transfer it to our service.