Who this is for
Call centers serving UK, EU, or US customers from MENA teams. SaaS and ecommerce brands that need a trusted local support line. UK Ltd companies that want a formal voice presence next to their registered address.
Voice & call center
International DIDs for companies and call centers — local, mobile, toll-free
A real London, US, or EU number routed over SIP or call forwarding to your team in Egypt or the Gulf. Browse the catalog, then we handle activation, compliance checks, and routing with clear Arabic and English support.
90+ countriesLive DID coverage across UK, US, EU, Gulf toll-free, and more.
SIP & forwardingRoute calls to your call-center agents or mobile numbers.
From $15/moSetup and monthly fees include provisioning and support.
Number types
- Local — city codes such as London 20; strongest local trust
- National — country-wide numbers without a city identity
- Mobile — useful where SMS or mobile-origin patterns matter
- Toll-free — callers dial free under local network rules (e.g. 800)
Call-center reality check
The number is only the front door. Peak concurrent channels, agent routing, and country restrictions matter more than the cheapest SKU. We help you pick capacity before you discover that a second call drops the first.
Available numbers & pricing
Browse by country, area, and number type. Prices shown are Eteform setup and monthly fees in USD — including provisioning, document review when required, routing setup, and support.
Documents & compliance
Some countries require local address proof, company identity, or extra verification. We tell you before payment. We do not promise to bypass regulator or carrier rules.
From selection to your dashboard
- Pick country and number type (or search a city such as London)
- Review price and features, then click Buy
- Sign in and pay setup plus the first month
- We activate the number after payment
- Save SIP or mobile routing in Phone services — applied on the network once active — renew monthly, or request cancellation
What this service is not
- Not company formation — start at UK company formation if you need a UK Ltd
- Not a local call-center license in your home country
- Each bank or KYC vendor decides whether to accept the number under its own rules
- Not every DID includes SMS or outbound voice
- Not a preference-only form — when the number is active, saving creates a network trunk and attaches it to the DID
Pairing with a UK company or London address
Many clients combine a London DID with a registered office or virtual office. Form the company via Packages first if you still need a UK Ltd. For a formation package aimed at call-center / BPO activity, see Activity package.
Available numbers
Choose country and type, then buy. After payment the number appears in your Phone services dashboard.
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FAQ about virtual numbers
Is the UK number assigned only to me?
Yes. After activation it is provisioned for your service account, not a shared customer-facing line. Cancellation or porting follows carrier and plan terms.
Can calls forward to a mobile in Egypt or Saudi Arabia?
Yes for most inbound voice setups via forwarding or a SIP softphone. You save the destination in Phone services; our team applies routing after activation. Call quality depends on your team’s internet and the network path.
What does a London number cost roughly?
A London local number typically starts from about $15/mo on Eteform (setup may be $0 on some plans), and rises with more channels or premium number types.
Are UAE and Saudi numbers available?
UAE and Saudi listings are often toll-free and priced higher than typical UK/US local numbers. Catalog prices appear before you pay.
Does this replace WhatsApp Business?
No. This is voice (and SMS only where the DID type supports it). Many companies run both: a local number for trust and WhatsApp for chat follow-up.
What if I need dozens of lines for a call center?
We size concurrent channels and number batches together. Share expected simultaneous calls and operating hours when you order or from Phone services support.
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