How much does a California vanity number cost?

California vanity numbers start at $200 for Standard tier and scale up to several thousand for the most-memorable Premium and Exclusive-tier patterns. 310 (Beverly Hills / West LA) and 415 (San Francisco) command the highest premium.

Is 310 better than 424 for West LA?

310 is the original West LA NPA (since 1947) — the strongest local-identity heritage and one of the most-recognized area codes in the US. 424 is the 2006 West LA overlay covering the same geographic footprint.

Can I port a California number to T-Mobile / AT&T / Verizon?

Yes — every major US carrier accepts California local-number ports under FCC LNP rules, including all 38 California area codes.

What is the Silicon Valley area code?

Silicon Valley primarily uses 408 (San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Cupertino) and the 669 overlay. The Peninsula (Stanford, Palo Alto, Menlo Park) uses 650. The East Bay tech corridor uses 510.

Do I keep the California number forever?

Yes. Once you buy and port the California number, you own the rights to it indefinitely under FCC LNP rules.

How does buying a California phone number outright work?

You choose a California number from our catalog, pay one time at checkout, and within 1-5 business days you receive an emailed transfer kit with the originating account number, port-out PIN (where applicable), and step-by-step port-in instructions for your destination carrier. Your carrier (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, US Mobile, Google Fi, Cricket, Visible, Google Voice, etc.) is the party that actually executes the port-in under FCC Local Number Portability rules. There is no subscription from Digit Exclusive — the purchase is one-time.

Are these California numbers physical landline or VoIP?

Each California number in our catalog is a standard 10-digit US phone number assigned to a US area code located in California. After you complete the port-in, the number lives on your destination carrier under their network type — wireless GSM/LTE if you port to AT&T/T-Mobile/Verizon Mobile, wireline if you port to a landline carrier, or VoIP if you port to RingCentral / Twilio / Google Voice. The number itself is carrier-agnostic; you decide what type of line it becomes.

Will my California number work for SMS, MMS, and 2FA on my destination carrier?

Yes — once your destination carrier completes the port, the number behaves as a normal US mobile or landline number for voice, SMS, MMS, voicemail, caller ID, RCS (where supported), and 911. SMS-based two-factor authentication (banking, social media, Google, Apple, etc.) works identically to any other US number. The only feature SMS may not pass through reliably is short-code messaging to/from a small number of providers during the first 24-72 hours after port — that resolves automatically once registries update.

How much does a California vanity number cost?

California vanity numbers in our catalog start at $200 for entry-tier numbers (basic patterns, smaller markets) and scale up to $25,000+ for ultra-premium numbers (iconic area codes, 7-of-7 repeats, perfect alphanumeric vanities). You pay once. There is no monthly fee, no renewal, no recurring charge of any kind from Digit Exclusive. You'll pay your destination carrier their normal monthly service fee — but that is for your line, not for the number itself.

What if my carrier rejects the port-in for my California number?

Port rejections are uncommon and usually caused by a typo or address mismatch on the carrier's side. If your carrier rejects the port, forward the rejection notice to us — we'll review and send a corrected transfer kit at no additional cost. You then re-submit the corrected kit to your carrier. The carrier handles the actual port; our role is to make sure the transfer kit values are accurate.

Is the California number really only sold once?

Yes. Every number in our catalog is one-of-one inventory. The moment a California number is purchased, it is permanently removed from /collections/california and from the entire site. We do not resell, lease, share, or duplicate ownership of any number. Once it's yours and ported to your carrier, the number is yours alone under FCC LNP rules.

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