Local, mobile, national, and toll-free numbers in 140+ countries, delivered over SIP to any PBX, softphone, or AI voice platform.
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Choose local, mobile, national, or toll-free. Most numbers activate instantly; some countries need an address or ID document first.
Set the destination in the portal: a SIP URI, your PBX, the didlogic mobile app, or your AI voice platform. Inbound calls route there immediately.
Customers use didlogic to provision phone numbers, connect existing SIP systems, and manage inbound voice across markets. Here’s what they say about setup, control, and reliability.
A virtual phone number is a regular phone number that is not tied to a physical phone line or SIM card. Calls to the number are delivered over the internet to wherever you choose: a SIP trunk, a PBX, a softphone app, or an AI voice agent. To callers, it looks and works like any local number in their country.
Businesses use virtual numbers to answer calls from a market without opening an office there. A team in one country can hold local numbers in dozens of others, receive every call on one system, and present a local caller ID in each market.
Pricing is a monthly rental plus a per-minute inbound rate, and both depend on the country and number type. Local numbers start from $0.99/month with inbound from $0.0100/minute. See exact rates for your country on the phone number pricing page.
Numbers from live inventory activate within minutes of purchase. Countries with regulatory requirements need an address or identity document first, so activation there depends on how quickly the paperwork clears. Each country page lists what is required.
Local numbers tied to a city or area code, mobile-range numbers where regulation allows, national non-geographic numbers, and toll-free numbers where the caller pays nothing. All four run on the same account and billing model.
Many numbers support SMS alongside voice, depending on the country and number type. Check the country page or the portal inventory for SMS-capable ranges before ordering if messaging matters for your use case.
Yes. didlogic numbers are delivered over standard SIP and work with Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, 3CX, Cisco, Avaya, hosted PBXs, contact center dialers, and CRM phone integrations. Setup guides for common platforms are at docs.didlogic.com.
Yes. didlogic has documented integrations with Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, LiveKit, Synthflow, and Bland AI, with HD voice (G.722) and SIP REFER for transferring calls from an agent to a human. See voice infrastructure for AI agents.
Yes. One account holds as many numbers as you need across every covered country, all routed through the same SIP setup and paid from one balance.
Yes, eligible numbers can be ported to didlogic. Timelines depend on the country and your current provider, and your number keeps working until the switch completes.
Yes, virtual numbers are a standard, regulated telecom product. Some countries require proof of address or identity before a number is issued, which didlogic handles as part of ordering in those markets. More detail: are virtual phone numbers legal?
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