Numbers are self-serve. You search what is available, purchase the number you want, and it is attached to your account without a procurement conversation. Releasing works the same way, which matters more than it sounds: a number you can hand back is a number you can experiment with, rather than a line item you keep paying for because cancelling requires an email thread.
No hardware
Browser-based agents
API included
Search available numbers, buy the one you want from the dashboard, and release it when you no longer need it.
See what is actually available
Search live availability rather than submitting a request and waiting to hear what you can have.
Buy from the dashboard
Purchase is an action you take, not a sales process you enter.
Release when you are done
Numbers can be released, so a trial or a seasonal campaign line does not become permanent spend.
Numbers are managed as a list
View, inspect and update the numbers on your account individually.
End to end, in the order it actually happens.
Search available numbers for the city or type you want.
Complete KYC verification if you have not already.
Purchase the number; it is attached to your account.
Point it at a forwarding rule, SIP destination or IVR flow.
Release it later if you no longer need it.
Worth knowing before you build a process around it.
A first business line
City-specific local presence
Campaign-specific tracking numbers
Separating work from a personal mobile
Activation & KYC Verification
What actually happens between signing up and taking your first call, including the identity verification Indian telecom rules require.
Learn morePer-Number Call Routing
Decide independently, for each number you own, what happens when it rings.
Learn moreCall Forwarding Rules
Send calls to the right phone using rules you control, rather than a single fixed forwarding destination.
Learn moreNumbers are self-serve. You search what is available, purchase the number you want, and it is attached to your account without a procurement conversation. Releasing works the same way, which matters more than it sounds: a number you can hand back is a number you can experiment with, rather than a line item you keep paying for because cancelling requires an email thread.
1. Search available numbers for the city or type you want. 2. Complete KYC verification if you have not already. 3. Purchase the number; it is attached to your account. 4. Point it at a forwarding rule, SIP destination or IVR flow. 5. Release it later if you no longer need it.
Purchase runs behind a KYC check, which is an Indian telecom requirement rather than a platform choice. Budget for verification before first activation. Availability differs by city and number type - search tells you what exists now, and a specific number cannot be guaranteed in advance. Porting an existing number in is a separate question; do not assume it is supported.
Professional Services, E-commerce, Real Estate, Education. Typical uses are a first business line, city-specific local presence, campaign-specific tracking numbers, separating work from a personal mobile.
A virtual phone number is a telephone number that is not tied to a specific phone line or SIM card. Calls to this number can be forwarded to any mobile, landline, or VoIP device. It works over the cloud, so you can manage it from anywhere.
Virtual numbers are activated instantly through our self-serve platform. Sign up, choose your number (city and type), and start receiving calls within 2 minutes.
Self-serve platform from Rs 349/month per number. Complete KYC once, then activate.