The process

You buy. We send the kit. Your carrier ports.

Five clean steps. Real US numbers. You submit the transfer kit to your carrier — they typically complete the port in 24-48 hours. One-time purchase, no subscription, ever.

One-of-one numbers, every state Kit sent within 1-3 business days Carrier ports in ~24-48h
  1. 1
    Browse & checkout

    Pick your number, pay once.

    Browse one-of-one US local numbers across all 50 states. Filter by area code, state, or memorable pattern (777, 8888, ABAB). Checkout with Apple Pay, Shop Pay, or card. Instant confirmation.

    • Every number is unique and sold once
    • Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay, all major cards
  2. 2
    Within 1-3 business days

    We send your transfer kit.

    An email with everything you need: the FCC Letter of Authorization, the donor-carrier account number, the simple porting PIN, and step-by-step instructions for any major carrier.

    • Pre-filled FCC LOA — sign and submit
    • Donor account number + porting PIN
    • Plain-English carrier-specific guide
  3. 3
    Submit to your carrier

    Hand the kit to your carrier.

    Forward the kit to any US carrier or US VoIP provider (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Google Voice, Mint, anyone). They handle the technical transfer with the donor carrier — you don’t have to call anyone.

    • Works with every major US carrier and VoIP provider
    • Online or in-store submission, your choice
    • FCC mandates carrier acceptance under 47 CFR §52
  4. 4
    Carrier completes port

    Your carrier ports the number — typically 24-48h.

    After you submit the kit, your carrier performs the actual port-in. The FCC mandates carriers complete simple wireless ports within one business day, and most clear in 24-48 hours — but exact timing is up to your carrier, not us. Your existing service stays active until the moment your new number activates.

    • Zero downtime — your old number works until cutover
    • You receive an SMS the instant the port completes
    • FCC-protected timeline (rule 47 CFR §52.36)
  5. 5
    Yours forever

    Own it. Take it anywhere. Forever.

    Your number is now permanently yours. Switch carriers, switch phones, move states — the number stays. No monthly fee, no subscription, no recurring anything. One purchase, one ownership.

    • Port to any future carrier any time
    • FCC §52.31 protects your portability rights
    • No expiration, no renewal, no gotchas

If a port stalls, we send a corrected kit.

Carriers occasionally bounce a port for a typo or a balance owed on the donor account. If that happens, send us the rejection notice and we'll issue a corrected transfer kit at zero cost so you can re-submit it to your carrier. There is no time limit, and no cap on how many times we will do it.

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Quick answers

Anything you'd ask before buying.

Short, honest answers to the questions buyers actually ask us.

Is the number really reserved once I buy it?

Yes. We list one of every number, and the moment you buy it the listing comes down permanently. There is no second copy to sell to someone else later, so nobody can take it while your port is going through.

Does my carrier need to "approve" the number?

No. The FCC requires every US carrier to accept any valid number port. As long as the donor-carrier details we provide are correct, your carrier must complete the port — it is not something they can decline.

Will it work on my iPhone or Android?

Yes, on both. Once ported it works as a normal mobile number on any modern handset. Physical SIM or eSIM both work, whichever you set up with your carrier. There is nothing to install and you keep the phone you already have.

Can I use it on a prepaid plan?

Yes. You can port it to a prepaid plan with any US carrier you choose — prepaid or postpaid (monthly), both work. One tip that makes it go smoothly: when you set the line up, tell them you are porting a number in rather than taking a new one. Some prepaid carriers prefer to handle the port while they activate the line, which saves you a second trip.

What if a port is rejected?

It is rare, and it is nearly always a typo on the paperwork. Send us the rejection notice and we re-issue corrected credentials free, as many times as it takes, until your number is working — that support does not expire. And if we ever cannot supply the number, you get your money back.

What exactly do I receive after I pay?

Your transfer kit, by email, within 1–3 business days. It contains the three things a carrier needs to claim the number: a signed Letter of Authorization (LOA), the account number, and the transfer PIN — all filled in for you — plus step-by-step instructions. Nothing is posted to you and there is nothing to collect.

How long does the port really take?

Wireless-to-wireless ports are mandated complete in one business day, and most finish within 24–48 hours. Wireline ports can take 2–4 business days. The exact timing is up to your carrier, not us — your existing line keeps working the whole time.

Can I keep my old number too?

Yes. The new number ports as a separate line and your existing line is unaffected. Most carriers let you add a second line for $5–10 a month, or run both on a dual-SIM phone. That charge is theirs, not ours.

What if I sell or change phones later?

The number lives at the carrier level, not the device. Swap phones any time. Switch carriers and the number ports again. You own it permanently.

What's not covered?

Carrier early-termination fees on your donor account (if any), monthly service after the port (you pay your carrier directly), and carriers outside the US. The number itself is yours forever, included in the one-time purchase.