Get a UK Virtual Phone Number

A virtual number is a phone number that is not tied to one specific telephone line. Instead, everything is handled virtually via the cloud. This means you don’t need a physical office space in the UK to establish a presence there – you can opt for a local or national British phone number that your UK customers will recognize, and have calls routed to any location of your choosing.

We offer a vast inventory of virtual numbers in the UK – getting one is quick and easy. You can sign up online using the form at the top of this page, and your new toll free UK number can be ready to use in as little as three minutes. Alternatively, you can call our friendly customer support team who can talk you through the options available to you and your business.

As well as national and toll free British numbers, you can opt for a local British phone number in any of the major cities. Local numbers are available in cities including Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Southend-on-Sea, and York.

You can see a full dropdown of the local UK numbers we offer at the top of this page.

Yes. We’re proud to offer a vast inventory of British phone numbers so, once you’ve selected a local, toll free or national number, you can look through the options available and choose the UK number you prefer.

We have a flexible, transparent pricing plan that can meet the needs of your business. If you’re just starting out with a virtual number in the UK, you can choose a pay-as-you-go option, meaning you only pay for the exact minutes you use. If you’re looking for a payment plan, we offer small, medium, and large packages, as well as bespoke options with reduced minute costs if you think you’ll be handling an especially large number of calls.

Just visit our prices and rates page to find the right package for you.

UK numbers begin with a geographic area code followed by a six-digit number. British area codes begin with either 01 or 02 and are followed by an additional two, three, four, or five digits. For example (area code) XXX-XXX. If dialing internationally, the UK country code +44 must be included before the number.