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Four number types, one account

Local
A geographic number tied to a city or area code. Callers see a familiar local number, and you pay local rates to receive their calls. The standard choice for sales and support presence in a specific city.
Mobile
A number in a mobile range, available in countries where regulation supports it. Useful where customers screen calls and trust mobile-format numbers, or where SMS reachability matters.
National
A non-geographic number that covers the whole country. One line for a national brand, not tied to any city.
Toll-free
Your customers call free; you cover the inbound cost. The format customers expect from established support and sales lines.
Local
Numbers
Mobile
Numbers
Toll-Free
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Number
Portability
Albania
Algeria
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Benin
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
British Virgin Islands
Brunei
Burkina Faso
Cambodia
Cayman Islands
Republic of the Congo
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Cuba
Curacao
Cyprus
Dominica
Egypt
El Salvador
Ethiopia
Georgia
Ghana
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Iraq
Ivory Coast
Jamaica
South Korea
Kosovo
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Malawi
Mauritius
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Nepal
Netherlands Antilles
Oman
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Qatar
Reunion
Saudi Arabia
Seychelles
South Sudan
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Swaziland
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Zambia
Zimbabwe

How to get a virtual phone number

Every number is a monthly rental plus a per-minute rate on inbound calls, prepaid from your account balance. Local numbers start from $0.99/month with inbound from $0.001/minute; no setup fees on standard numbers, no contracts, and rates improve automatically as volume grows.
  1. Step 1

    Open an account

    Register, pass verification, and browse in-stock numbers by country, city, and area code.

  2. Step 2

    Select your numbers

    In-stock numbers go live at purchase, and any document requirements are shown before you buy. Not seeing your country? Your account manager sources from the full 140+ country footprint on request.

  3. Step 3

    Point it at your system

    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.

Customer story

Why an Albanian dental clinic calls its European patients on local numbers

Family Dental Care treats patients travelling from Italy, Germany and France, but calls from an Albanian number went unanswered by people who had just filled in an enquiry form. The clinic now runs local numbers in each target market through didlogic, so a prospective patient sees a domestic number and can call straight back on it.

3 markets with local numbers
Italy, Germany, France patient source markets

Works with the phone system you already run

didlogic numbers are delivered over standard SIP, so they connect to any SIP-capable platform without middleware. Point a number at your Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, 3CX, Cisco, or Avaya system, a hosted PBX, a contact center dialer, or a CRM phone integration. Teams without a phone system can answer calls in the didlogic mobile app for iOS and Android.

For multiple numbers across many countries, connect once over a SIP trunk and route every number through it. Same account, same balance, one interconnect.

Setup guides →
Works with the phone system you already run

Give your AI voice agent a local number

Virtual numbers are how AI agents get a phone presence in each market. Attach a didlogic number to an agent built on Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, LiveKit, Synthflow, or Bland AI, and inbound calls hit the agent over SIP with HD voice (G.722). SIP REFER handles agent-to-human transfer when a call needs to escalate.

Voice infrastructure for AI agents →
Give your AI voice agent a local number

Bring the numbers you already own

Port eligible numbers to didlogic and keep them live through the entire transfer; there is no gap in service. In supported countries, paperless LNP removes the document round-trips that make porting slow.

Number porting →
Bring the numbers you already own

Numbers on a network we run ourselves

Since 2006
Running our own carrier network
140+ countries
Number coverage, including regulated markets
World-Class Support
Rapid assistance with response times of under 5 minutes
ISO 27001 & 9001
Certified security and quality management
100M+ minutes
Carried monthly for 5,000+ customers
12 PoPs / 4 NOCs
Owned infrastructure across regions

What is a virtual phone number?

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.

FAQ

What if the country I need is not in the list?

Ask. The portal shows in-stock inventory, which is a subset of the 140+ countries we carry, and coverage in regulated markets changes as licensing allows. Your account manager confirms availability, price, and lead time for any country, usually within one business day.

How much does a virtual phone number cost?

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.

How fast can I get a number?

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.

What types of virtual numbers can I get?

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.

Can a virtual phone number receive SMS?

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.

Do virtual numbers work with my PBX or CRM?

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.

Can I connect a virtual number to an AI voice agent?

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.

Can I get many numbers, or numbers in many countries, on one account?

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.

Can I keep my existing number?

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.

Are virtual phone numbers legal?

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?

Get started

Create an account, pick your country, and have a local presence live before your next meeting.