Which country number should your business use?

Customers are more likely to answer a number from their own country. That is the simple reason to choose numbers by where your customers live, not where your team sits.

Match the number to the customer

Calling Europe from the UK

Teams based in the UK who also call European countries can use the UK to Europe plan. It starts at $45 per user for one European country, $40 for two, and each extra country costs 7% less. See UK to Europe.

When the Global plan makes sense

If you want to choose a number from any available country and call anywhere, the Global plan covers it with one price per user.

A quick checklist

1. List the countries where most of your customers live.
2. Decide whether those customers expect local numbers.
3. Check which number types you need, such as local or mobile.
4. Count how many people will make calls.
5. Use our pricing calculator to see the total.

If you are not sure, book a demo and we will help you choose.

Common situations

• A US company selling to UK customers: use a UK number for outbound calls to the UK.
• A UK agency calling clients across Europe: consider the UK to Europe plan.
• A startup with customers in many countries: compare the Global plan with several country plans.
• A support team that only serves one country: a single country plan is simplest.

Before you order

Check the number types you need for each country, such as local or mobile. Think about whether your team will also receive calls, because inbound calls need a number customers recognise. Finally, use the pricing calculator to see the monthly total for your team size, and ask us if you want help choosing.