International virtual numbers
A phone number in every market you serve, without an office in any of them. Rent mobile, VoIP and local numbers in 22 countries, read every inbox in one dashboard and pay one invoice.
22 countries, one account
Rent a US number today and a Singapore number next month, on the same account. Every country we cover is listed below with its dial code and the number types in stock.
Local presence, no local office
Customers in Berlin call a +49 number, customers in Sydney call a +61 number, and both ring the same team. No local entity and no SIM are needed.
One dashboard for every inbox
SMS, voicemails and calls from every country land in the same place. Forward calls to staff anywhere, share the inbox with your team and keep it all behind one login.
Mobile, VoIP or local in each country
Mobile numbers for WhatsApp and verification, VoIP numbers for cheap business lines, local city numbers where the country offers them. Pick per country, not per account.
Priced per country, billed once
Prices start at $9.99 a month in the USA, UK and Canada and vary by country. Ten or more numbers across any mix of countries qualify for volume pricing.
Long-term, not throwaway
Every international number is rented for a month or longer and stays yours while the rental is active, so accounts and customers keep reaching you on the same number.
All 22 countries
Grouped by region. Each page lists the number types, the dial code and the lowest monthly price.
An international presence without an international office
Opening an office in each country you sell to is slow and expensive. A phone number is not. Rent a number in the market, put it on the local version of your website and your ads, and customers reach a familiar number at a local call cost. Behind it, calls are forwarded to your team wherever they sit and SMS lands in the dashboard. A UK agency can support American clients on a +1 number, a Dubai trading company can take calls from India on a +91 number, and a software business can run WhatsApp Business in Brazil on a +55 mobile number.
Because every number is delivered over the internet, one team can run lines in ten countries from a single location, and one person can carry phone numbers from three continents in one app.
Choosing the right country for your customers
Start with where your customers are, not where you are. The number should match the country they expect to call or message: a local dial code gets answered, an unfamiliar one gets ignored. Next, match the number type to the job: mobile for WhatsApp, Telegram and verification, VoIP for the cheapest business line, local for a city area code where the country offers it. Then check the price, since countries differ.
If you sell into the USA, start there: a US number is the most widely accepted number for apps and the cheapest to rent. For a general-purpose international number when customers are spread across many countries, a US or UK number is the best fallback: both are recognised everywhere and both are priced from $9.99 a month.
Three regions, 22 countries
The Americas: +1 numbers for the USA and Canada, plus Mexico and Brazil, where WhatsApp is how customers reach a company. Europe: the UK, Germany and France for the biggest markets, Sweden for the Nordics, and Hungary as a cheap EU number. Asia-Pacific and the Middle East: business hubs in Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai, WhatsApp markets in India and Indonesia, and premium-priced numbers in Japan and Korea. Each region has its own page, and the full list of countries with dial codes and number types is below.
How international numbers are priced
Each country has its own price, set by what carriers there charge for hosted numbers and how much supply there is. The USA, UK and Canada are the cheapest, from $9.99 a month. Most other countries are from $12.99 to $14.99. Japan and Korea are from $19.99, and the UAE and Bahrain from $24.99, because very few carriers in those markets allocate ranges to hosted services. Mobile numbers cost a little more than VoIP everywhere. Three-month and yearly terms are discounted, inbound SMS is included, calls are billed per use at local rates, and ten or more numbers across any countries qualify for volume pricing.
International virtual numbers, answered
Can I rent numbers in several countries on one account?
Do international numbers receive SMS from any country?
Which country should I pick if my customers are everywhere?
Do I need an address or ID in the country?
Your number, ready tomorrow.
Tell us the country and what it is for. We confirm availability and price by email, free of charge, before you pay anything.