Philippines virtual numbers

The Philippines is one of the largest centres in the world for remote teams, support desks and outsourced operations, and much of that work needs a local number. A +63 number lets a company abroad give its Manila or Cebu team a line that Filipino customers can call at domestic rates, and it lets a team in the Philippines present a number that reads as local to the people it serves.

Messaging apps dominate daily life in the Philippines, WhatsApp and Telegram among them, and SMS still carries most verification codes. Local apps for payments, deliveries and ride-hailing verify new accounts with a code sent to a +63 mobile number. A Philippine mobile virtual number gets you onto those services and stays attached to the accounts afterwards.

Rent a mobile number for WhatsApp, Telegram and any app that checks the carrier type before sending a code. Philippine mobile numbers are ten digits beginning with 9 after the +63, and ours sit on real mobile ranges that pass the lookups which reject VoIP. Mobile is the best choice for verification and for any account you plan to keep.

Rent a VoIP number for a support desk, a sales line or a number for a Manila- or Cebu-facing website, where calls are made and taken over the internet and nobody will run a carrier check against it. VoIP is the cheaper option and suits teams that need several lines. We do not offer city-specific local numbers in the Philippines; a national mobile or VoIP number does the job for nearly everyone.

Receive unlimited inbound SMS in your dashboard or forwarded to your email. Make and receive calls from the app on any device with the +63 number as caller ID, or forward incoming calls to the phone you already carry, in the Philippines or abroad. Register a mobile number on WhatsApp Business and run a Philippine-facing support line, or give each agent on a remote team a number of their own and share the inboxes on one account.

The number stays yours for as long as the rental is active and we never move it between customers mid-term. Some international apps run stricter checks on Philippine numbers than on US or UK ones, so if one service matters to you, tell us before you order and we will say honestly whether it works.

Philippine virtual numbers start at $12.99 a month on a monthly term. A three-month term takes 10% off and a twelve-month term takes 25% off the monthly price. Mobile numbers cost a little more than VoIP numbers because supply on verified mobile ranges is tighter. There are no setup fees and no contract beyond the term you choose; cancel at the end of any term, free of charge. Inbound SMS is included; outbound calls and SMS are billed per use at Philippine rates. Teams renting ten or more numbers can ask for volume pricing.