A local number that works like a prepaid SIM.
A number in United States, New Zealand, Australia, United Kingdom and Canada, answered by an AI that sounds like it’s from there. Your plan keeps it, your recharge keeps it, and nobody signs a contract.
One local number per country.
Ready in minutes in United States and Canada. In New Zealand, Australia and United Kingdom the carrier asks for a short check first.
| Country | Code | Billed in | Your number is |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | US | USD | ready in minutes |
| New Zealand | NZ | NZD | after a short checkYour contact details · A physical business address in New Zealand |
| Australia | AU | AUD | after a short checkYour contact details · A business address in Australia · One proof-of-address document |
| United Kingdom | GB | GBP | after a short checkYour contact details and business address · A photo ID · A proof-of-address document |
| Canada | CA | CAD | ready in minutes |
A plan keeps the number. A recharge keeps it going.
- 01A plan runs for 30 days
The number is live, the AI answers, and the plan’s minutes are yours to use.
- 02Recharge, keep the number
Renew before the plan ends, or set it to renew itself, and nothing changes for your callers.
- 03Lapse, then a grace period
If a plan lapses there is a grace period to recharge. Only after that does the number go back.
Keep it, and forward it.
Forwarding is set with a short code dialled from your phone. Send everything, or only the calls you don’t pick up. Your number stays yours.