Own the number for $2.95 per month.

Unlimited incoming via VoIP.

Use any VoIP solution.

Forward the Saskatchewan number to any phone number in the world.

Port in/out a Saskatchewan phone number.

Optional cloud phone system.

Use the Saskatchewan 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 Saskatchewan 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 Saskatchewan businesses and residents

Saskatchewan's strong agricultural industry and tech sector growth make local numbers crucial for connecting with clients in these fields.

A local Saskatchewan number helps residents maintain strong ties with family and friends spread across the province's vast rural areas.

Saskatchewan's population of over 1.1 million offers businesses a broad customer base, making local numbers vital for customer trust and accessibility.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use a FlyNumber virtual phone number to stay connected while exploring Saskatchewan's vast natural landscapes like Prince Albert National Park?

Absolutely! A FlyNumber virtual phone number allows you to stay connected no matter where you are in Saskatchewan. Whether you're hiking in Prince Albert National Park or fishing at Lake Diefenbaker, you can receive calls and SMS messages directly to your email. Just ensure you have internet connectivity if you're forwarding calls to a VoIP service.

How quickly can I activate a FlyNumber if I'm moving to Saskatoon and need a local number immediately?

Activating a new Canadian FlyNumber, including those for Saskatoon, is almost instantaneous. Once you sign up and choose your number, you'll be up and running in no time, ready to explore the vibrant city of Saskatoon and its cultural offerings like the Remai Modern Museum without missing any important calls.

Will I be able to use my FlyNumber for business purposes in Regina, given its role as the administrative center of Saskatchewan?

Yes, FlyNumber is perfect for business use in Regina. You can set up call menus, voicemail, and even time-based routing to manage your calls efficiently. Regina, being the capital city of Saskatchewan, is a hub for both governmental and private enterprises, and having a local number can significantly enhance your business presence.

I'm interested in local events and festivals in Saskatchewan. Can I receive updates via SMS to my FlyNumber?

While all Canadian FlyNumbers can receive SMS messages that are forwarded to your email, please note that FlyNumber might not support 2FA or short code verification texts, which are sometimes used for event updates. However, for regular SMS communications, such as updates from local contacts about events like the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, FlyNumber has you covered.

Can I manage multiple Saskatchewan virtual numbers from different cities like Moose Jaw and Yorkton through FlyNumber?

Yes, you can easily manage multiple phone numbers from different Saskatchewan cities including Moose Jaw and Yorkton through your FlyNumber account. This feature is particularly useful if your business or personal connections span across various parts of the province, known for its rich cultural heritage and annual festivals such as the Yorkton Film Festival.

If I'm attending university in Saskatoon, can I use a FlyNumber to keep my existing number from another Canadian province?

Certainly! With FlyNumber, you can port in your existing Canadian phone number for free, usually within a couple of days. This is ideal for university students relocating to places like the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, ensuring you can keep your current number while enjoying local rates and connectivity.

How does the FlyNumber help if I'm a local artist in Saskatchewan looking to expand my reach across the province?

FlyNumber can be an excellent tool for Saskatchewan artists looking to expand their reach. By setting up a local number, you can easily connect with galleries, potential buyers, and art enthusiasts in different parts of the province. Additionally, features like call routing based on caller ID can help you manage calls from different areas, whether they're from the artistic communities in Regina or from potential collaborators in rural areas.

Some background on Saskatchewan and its area codes

Saskatchewan, a Canadian province, is primarily served by area codes 306 and 639. Area code 306, established in 1947, was one of the original North American area codes and encompassed the entire province. Due to increased demand for telephone numbers, area code 639 was introduced as an overlay in 2013.

The implementation of area code 639 was a direct response to the exhaustion of numbers in area code 306. The overlay solution allows new numbers to be assigned without altering existing ones, requiring ten-digit dialing throughout Saskatchewan. This expansion reflects the growing telecommunications needs of the province's residents and businesses.

In 2021, area code 474 was introduced as a second overlay, further expanding the numbering plan to accommodate continued growth. These changes underscore Saskatchewan's evolution in telecommunication infrastructure, keeping pace with technological advancements and population increases. The province's area code system exemplifies adaptive measures in addressing the dynamic landscape of telecommunications demand.