Standard Toll-Free Numbers
Regular 800-type numbers from the available pool. They are included in the base monthly price and are often ready the same day.
Best for support and sales linesGive customers a free way to reach your business. Get a toll-free number in 132 countries and route calls to SIP, mobile, or your PBX - often the same day.
Monthly price for a toll-free number. Per-minute rates for incoming calls are listed on each country page.
Prices below come from the current tariff database. Availability and document requirements can vary by country. You can buy a toll free number online in any of them - entry prices start at $5.00/month.
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A toll-free number is a business phone number customers can call without paying for the call. Instead, the company that owns the number covers the incoming minutes.
Calls can ring in a SIP app, cloud PBX, mobile, or landline. Most toll-free numbers are designed for callers inside their own country; the US and Canada share one toll-free zone.
Start with a regular number or ask for a pattern customers can remember after hearing it once.
Regular 800-type numbers from the available pool. They are included in the base monthly price and are often ready the same day.
Best for support and sales linesMemorable patterns or digits linked to your brand are available on request. Choose from 1,000+ combinations; premium pricing depends on the number.
Best for advertising and recallPricing, routing, and support stay in one place, whether you need one national support line or a multi-country setup.
Local carrier relationships keep monthly fees and incoming call rates straightforward. Volume discounts are available for larger call plans.
Call data is handled under certified security controls in Tier-3+ data centers, with business-ready privacy and account management.
Engineers help with number selection, documents, and call routing in eight languages, 24/7.
Tell us where customers will call from and where your team wants to answer.
Choose a market from the 132 countries listed above.
Select a standard or vanity number with monthly billing.
Send calls to SIP, cloud PBX, mobile, or several destinations.
Most standard numbers go live the same day once any required documents are approved.
Get StartedMany teams use both: a nationwide toll-free line for support and local numbers in their main sales markets.
Compare local numbers| Compare | Toll-Free Number | Local Number (DID) |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for caller | Free for callers in the supported country or zone | Charged as a local or regular call by their carrier |
| Coverage | Nationwide within its designated country or zone | Linked to a city, region, or national destination |
| Best for | Customer support, national campaigns, order lines | Regional sales, local presence, outbound callbacks |
| Price | Typically higher monthly fee plus incoming minutes | Usually lower monthly fee; call rates depend on routing |
The caller pays nothing for the call. The business that owns the number covers the cost of incoming minutes.
Calls are free for customers. The number owner pays per incoming minute; the exact rate depends on the country and selected route.
No. Answer in an app on your computer or phone, on a SIP device, through a cloud PBX, or by forwarding to a regular number.
Yes. The service is available to individuals and legal entities, subject to the document rules for the selected country.
Yes. Share your expected monthly minutes and destinations, and we will prepare a quote for your traffic profile.
Yes. International businesses can order US toll-free numbers. Availability and KYC requirements depend on the selected number; our team confirms documents before activation.
Yes. In the US and Canada, 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, and 833 are toll-free prefixes. Despite the name, the 800 and 844 area codes are not geographic - every 8XX code is a toll-free prefix.
0800 is a UK freephone prefix - the British equivalent of a US 800 number. Calls from UK landlines and mobiles are normally free for callers; carrier terms can vary.
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