Toll-free vanity numbers

How to get a toll-free vanity number

1. Type the word you want, 2 to 7 letters. We check every toll-free code at once (800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888) and show the numbers that end in your word and are free right now.
2. Pick one and pay online. The number is active in about a minute.
3. Tell us which phone to ring. Calls to the toll-free number forward to the mobile or office line you already have.

No setup fee, no contract, and no paperwork with a carrier.

Is 800 still available?

800 is the oldest toll-free code, so most short words were taken there long ago. The other codes (833, 844, 855, 866, 877, 888) work exactly the same way: free for the caller, nationwide, and just as easy to dial. If your word is gone in 800, it is often still free in a newer code. Shorter words give you more choice, because the word only has to fill the end of the number.

What it costs

A toll-free number is $12 a month: the $9 plan plus $3 for toll-free. That includes 100 minutes of forwarded calls a month, then 5¢ a minute. Cancel any time. Every figure is on the pricing page.

Toll-free or local?

Toll-free suits a business that serves callers in several states, or one that wants to look national. If your customers are all in one city, a number in your own area code can work better. Our guide to local vanity numbers explains the difference, and vanity numbers by state shows which trade words are free locally.