Own the number for $2.95 per month.

Unlimited incoming via VoIP.

Use any VoIP solution.

Forward the Newfoundland And Labrador number to any phone number in the world.

Port in/out a Newfoundland And Labrador phone number.

Optional cloud phone system.

Use the Newfoundland And Labrador number as the outgoing caller-id.

Call like a local, pay like a local

When making outgoing calls to a U.S. or Canada number the rate is .01 per min regardless of the FlyNumber you use to call out from.

If you plan on calling phone numbers outside of the US/Canada consider getting a FlyNumber in said country.

Anytime you make outgoing calls with FlyNumber (via the PBX) there is a low per minute rate.
You can make outgoing calls using the phone system app or create a SIP account.
More details on the phone system billing can be found in our docs.

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Make and receive calls with your Newfoundland And Labrador phone number using our app

If you sign up for the phone system you can use the (free) dedicated app for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS for incoming and outgoing calls.

Unlimited incoming minutes included
Push notifications for incoming calls
Call history and missed call tracking
Multiple number support for outbound calls
While on a call trigger call recording, transfer or pickup.

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What you should know about Newfoundland And Labrador businesses and residents

Newfoundland and Labrador's local virtual phone numbers allow businesses to connect with over 500,000 residents who appreciate supporting regional services.

A local Canadian number can facilitate communication with loved ones across Newfoundland and Labrador's unique dialects and time zone.

Businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador can benefit from virtual numbers as the province's economy thrives on industries like fishing, mining, and tourism.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use a FlyNumber to connect with family while I’m working at the offshore oil rigs in Newfoundland and Labrador?

Absolutely! A FlyNumber allows you to maintain a local presence, making it easier and more cost-effective for family and friends to reach you, regardless of where your work takes you. With our call forwarding feature, you can direct your Newfoundland and Labrador phone number to any VoIP device or regular phone number worldwide, ensuring you stay connected even on offshore platforms.

How quickly can I get a virtual phone number set up if I’m starting a business in St. John’s?

Activating a new Canadian FlyNumber is almost instantaneous. Once you complete your registration and select your St. John’s number, you can start using it right away to establish your business presence in the city known for its vibrant community and growing industries.

Will a FlyNumber help me stay connected during the frequent travels across the rugged terrains of Labrador?

Yes, FlyNumber is perfect for staying connected across varying geographies. Labrador's vast and sometimes remote areas require reliable communication solutions, and with FlyNumber, you can forward your calls to any mobile number or VoIP device, ensuring you’re reachable no matter where your adventures or work may take you.

I’m planning to move to Newfoundland and Labrador for its rich cultural experiences. How will having a FlyNumber assist me in integrating locally?

Having a local phone number can significantly ease your transition and integration into this culturally rich province. By using a FlyNumber, not only will you be able to communicate easily with new acquaintances and service providers, but you’ll also show your commitment to being a part of the community, which is deeply appreciated in areas with close-knit populations like many found in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Can I use FlyNumber to manage contacts for my seasonal tourism business in Gros Morne National Park?

Yes, FlyNumber is an excellent tool for managing business communications, especially for seasonal operations. You can set up call menus, voicemail, and use time-based routing to handle calls during peak tourist seasons efficiently. Plus, the detailed call logs can help you track your busiest times, allowing for better staffing and resource management.

How effective is SMS forwarding for coordinating fishing trips along the coast of Newfoundland?

While FlyNumber’s SMS forwarding to email is a great feature, it’s important to note that we can’t guarantee functionality for 2FA or shortcode verification texts, which might be a limitation for some coordination tasks. However, for general communications and updates, SMS forwarding can be a reliable way to keep your crew informed and connected as they prepare for fishing expeditions.

Does FlyNumber support local cultural events in Newfoundland and Labrador by providing any specific features or benefits?

FlyNumber supports local events by offering a flexible and robust communication system that can be tailored to event-specific needs. Organizers can manage multiple numbers easily, set up specific call routes for ticketing, information, or emergencies, and even use the voicemail features to provide information after hours. This adaptability makes it ideal for supporting events that celebrate Newfoundland and Labrador’s unique cultural heritage, from music festivals in St. John’s to winter celebrations in Labrador.

Some background on Newfoundland And Labrador and its area codes

Newfoundland and Labrador, the easternmost province of Canada, employs area codes 709 and 879. Area code 709 has been in use since 1962, covering the entire province. In 2022, area code 879 was introduced as an overlay to accommodate growing demand, ensuring continued availability of phone numbers.

The implementation of area code 709 was part of a broader system designed to streamline telecommunications across Canada. As demand for telephone services increased, the introduction of area code 879 was a necessary step to prevent exhaustion of numbers, reflecting the region's expanding connectivity needs.

Newfoundland and Labrador's area codes facilitate seamless communication within the province and with other regions. Overlaying area codes, like 879 over 709, means residents must dial ten digits for local calls. This change underscores the province's adaptation to evolving technological and demographic trends in telecommunication.