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What you should know about Missouri businesses and residents
A Missouri virtual phone number connects you to a state with over six million residents and a booming small business scene, enhancing local reach.
Having a local number in Missouri allows businesses to tap into key markets in cities like St. Louis and Kansas City, where diverse industries thrive.
A Missouri-based virtual number provides a familiar area code, fostering trust and accessibility for local friends, family, or customers.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a local number from any city in Missouri, such as St. Louis or Kansas City, with FlyNumber?
Yes, FlyNumber offers local phone numbers from various cities across Missouri, including popular cities like St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and Columbia. Whether you’re expanding your business to reflect local presence or need a personal number, you can select from a wide range of area codes to fit your needs.
How quickly can I activate a Missouri virtual phone number and start receiving calls?
Activating a new Missouri virtual phone number with FlyNumber is almost instant. Once you choose your preferred local number and complete the setup, you can start receiving calls right away, helping you connect with the local community and customers without delay.
Will my Missouri FlyNumber allow me to send and receive text messages?
All US FlyNumbers, including those from Missouri, can receive SMS, which are forwarded to the email address on file. However, please note that FlyNumber currently does not support outgoing SMS or guarantee the functionality of receiving 2FA or shortcode verification texts.
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Some background on Missouri and its area codes
Missouri's area codes were first implemented with the introduction of the North American Numbering Plan in 1947. Initially, the state was served by area codes 314 and 816. Area code 314 covered the eastern part, including St. Louis, while 816 served the western portion, including Kansas City.
As demand for telephone numbers increased, additional area codes were introduced. Area code 417 was added in 1951 to serve the southwestern region, including Springfield. In 1996, area code 573 split from 314 to cover the eastern-central part of Missouri, including cities like Columbia and Jefferson City.
Further subdivisions occurred with area code 636 in 1999, splitting from 314 to serve suburbs of St. Louis. Area codes 660 and 975 were introduced in 1997 and 2022, respectively, to accommodate growing regions. Overlays like 557, introduced in 2022, ensure number availability without geographic splits.
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