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Your personal phone number wasn't meant to do so much heavy lifting — get a dedicated number that works wherever you do.

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What is VoIP?

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) gives you a second phone number that works that works through an app, so you don’t have to share your personal number. Use it for work, online sales, sign-ups, deliveries, or anywhere you’d rather keep your main number private.

Getting started is easy. Just pick an area code, download the app, and start calling and texting from your phone using your new number. Every line includes unlimited calls and texts across the U.S., plus voicemail and spam filtering. No extra phone or contract required. All you need is an internet connection.

Unlimited Calls

Unlimited Text Messages

Voicemail

Call Forwarding

Spam Filtering

Local Area Codes

Mobile App

Keeps Your Number Private

Benefits of VoIP

Everything you get with a VoIP number

Use any smart phone

Stay connected on your smartphone.

Get unlimited calling

Unlimited nationwide calling included. No need to track minutes — just a flat monthly payment.

Choose your area code

Pick a local area code you need. Live in Florida but want a New York number? No problem.

Maintain your privacy

A dedicated VoIP line lets you call, text, and stay connected without handing out your personal number.

Access better technology

Call forwarding and voicemail come standard with every line.

Respect your budget

VoIP runs on your existing internet connection. Simple setup and predictable $9/month pricing.

How does VoIP work?

Voice over IP technology converts analog audio into digital data packets that travel over the internet — much like any other data. The process is instantaneous: every step happens in real-time as long as you have a good internet connection.

The Old Way: Circuit Switching

Traditional phone networks send voice calls over copper wires using circuit switching, which keeps a dedicated connection open for the entire call.

Traditional phone companies pass on these network costs through higher fees. The longer you talk and the farther you call, the more you pay.

The New Way: Packet Switching

Packet switching turns your voice into data, compresses it, and splits it into packets that travel across the network.

Each packet contains information that helps it reach its destination. The packets are then put back together so the other person can hear you.

What happens when you make a VoIP call:

1

You dial a number

Use your smartphone to make a call over the internet.

2

Your provider establishes connection

Your VoIP service finds the person you're calling and connects you.

3

Your voice travels over the internet

Your voice is turned into tiny pieces of digital information that travel over the internet.

4

The other person hears you

Those tiny pieces are put back together so the other person can hear your voice in real time.

What to look for in a VoIP provider

Reliability

Choose a provider with dependable service, strong network infrastructure, and clear uptime standards.

Ease-of-Use

Manage calls, texts, and voicemail from a simple app without complicated setup.

Reasonable Pricing

Look for transparent monthly pricing with the features you need and no hidden fees.

Customer Service

Get access to responsive customer support when you need help with your phone service.

VoIP.com checks every box.

Enjoy reliable service, simple features, flat $9/month pricing, and U.S.-based support. No hidden fees or surprise charges.

Ready to get your VoIP number?

$9/month. No contracts. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common VoIP questions, answered

Will talking on my VoIP phone slow down my internet?
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Not likely. VoIP calls are extremely small in terms of bandwidth. In most cases making a call won't affect your internet speed. However, call quality is related to your connection strength, so a poor connection may cause audio issues like jitter or latency.

What is it like to use a VoIP service?
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For the most part, it's easy. You'll use your mobile phone to call and text. Incoming calls appear like any other call if you have notifications enabled. Look for a provider that also offers unlimited call forwarding so you can route calls to any device.

Do I need to sign a contract?
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No. With VoIP.com, month-to-month service is standard. No contract required. You'll get all the unlimited essentials (call, text, voicemail, call forwarding) for just $9 a month. Cancel anytime.

Will I be able to make VoIP calls if the power goes out?
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Probably not. Without power, your modem and router won't function. A battery backup can keep things running briefly during short outages. If your VoIP service includes call forwarding, you can redirect calls to your cell phone during an outage.

Can I make calls without a phone?
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No. A cell phone is required to use our service.

What is a virtual phone number?
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A virtual phone number is connected to a user, not a specific device or location. It's a cloud-based number that works on any internet-connected phone. You can choose any area code, and it moves with you across devices.

Can I scale my VoIP system as my company grows?
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Absolutely! VoIP makes it easy to add phone lines as your business grows, without the need for expensive equipment or major upgrades. With VoIP.com, you can easily add new lines through your account settings as your needs change.

Do I need an existing phone number to start?
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No. Sign up with just an email address and VoIP.com will provide a local virtual number you can use like any ordinary number. If you want to use it on your phone, you'll need a data plan for internet access on the go.