339 area code - Get a Boston, Massachusetts local phone number

Make and receive calls from a Boston business number right on your favorite smartphone or even a desktop computer. Using OpenPhone, all you need is a WiFi connection and a few minutes to choose a phone number in area code 339. You can customize voice messages, send automated texts, and add team members and contacts in minutes with OpenPhone. It’s simple to use, and you can start building your local presence in Boston, MA, right away.

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Local phone numbers feel like home. Calling them is simple, and customers are more likely to answer, too. Your local phone number establishes you’re a community member committed to growing your business among friends and neighbors. Customers prefer doing business with local companies like this compared to national entities. Why wouldn’t they? Trust is built on common ground, and your phone number shows you share something important with customers and are around when they need you.

If you do business in Boston, MA, getting a local number just makes sense. But if you don’t know the neighborhood, here are some statistics about area code 339:

Area code 339 covers Boston’s inner suburbs and South Shore. It’s got an overlay with area code 781. With 675,647 residents, the biggest city covered by this area code is Boston, MA.

This area code touches five total counties. Those counties are Norfolk, MA, Middlesex, MA, Suffolk, MA, Plymouth, MA, and Essex, MA.

In this populous city, there are also plenty of nearby area codes, including 351/978 (Lowell, MA), 401 (Providence, RI), 508/774 (Worcester, MA), and 617/857 (Boston, MA).

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With a local 339 phone number, you can effectively get in front of the right people and establish a foothold in the Boston, MA area.

Boston’s jobs and economic outlook
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Boston is one of America’s oldest cities, famous for Paul Revere’s house, the USS Constitution, and red brick sidewalks that feel more at home in Georgian times than in the 21st century. Even its ballpark, Fenway Park, is the oldest in the league. But that doesn’t mean Boston isn’t a great place to do business today. Its age-old traditions have meant a long history of building resources in education, healthcare, music, and the arts. And its many educational institutions result in a wealth of young people giving the streets an energized, youthful vibe.

In this Eastern Time Zone city, the top industries from census.gov are:

Educational services, and health care and social assistance
Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services
Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing

Boston’s Suffolk County has an unemployment rate of 9.7%, but residents might find opportunities with one of the city’s biggest employers. Here are the top ten in town: Massachusetts General Hospital, Fidelity Investments, Harvard University, Brigham And Women's Hospital, State Street, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, and Boston University.

Boston households average $113,307 in average income, well above the national average (around $80,000). It’s also higher than surrounding New England states. As the region’s economic hub, that’s not surprising.

And that economy is getting stronger all the time. The state’s new business applications blossomed by 3% from 2019 to 2020 as more Bostonians started their own ventures. In this city full of educational resources, it also stands to reason that many of these new ventures survive. The state’s overall startup survival rate is a healthy 80.50%.

New England has seen population shifts as the nation moves toward the suburbs and sunbelt cities. In Boston, the population within city limits didn’t grow from 2019 to 2020 and instead shrunk by .18%.

While you may not even live in the Boston area, you won’t have trouble joining this large, vibrant city and its bustling business scene. With a local business telephone number in area code 339, you appear local and expand your company’s presence in Boston. Start with a free seven-day trial of OpenPhone, the #1 business phone solution on G2.

Try out calling and texting with an area code tied to this flourishing region and confirm OpenPhone is a great fit for your business by starting a free seven-day trial of OpenPhone.

Whether you're looking for a local Boston or North American toll-free number,
getting started is simple.

See which specific 339 phone numbers are available and claim your own Boston, MA number by signing up for a free trial. Here’s how it works: using our service, you can easily set up your local phone number without the need to install any additional hardware. Easily download and install our app, and find the right numbers for your business.

How to get a 339 phone number

Enter your email address or sign in with your Google account.

Then search by city (Boston, MA) or area code (339) to select a specific local number.

Verify your account via credit card (you won’t be charged until your trial ends, cancel anytime.)

Use the OpenPhone browser app or download the desktop apps or mobile apps.

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Why do businesses sign up for a virtual 339 number with OpenPhone

Get up and running quickly

Activate a new 339 area code phone number in Massachusetts, MA, in just a few minutes. Your existing number won’t see any service interruptions, and we do all the work. Get more than one number to use for people, teams, or locations immediately. There are no waiting periods, no stores to navigate, and no hidden fees.

Once you’re here, calling and texting to the US or Canada is free. You can use your local number anywhere, even if you work outside of Massachusetts, Boston, South Shore and the US.

You can use your number on a smartphone or computer since all you need is an internet connection. Manage conversations in your inbox wherever you work using your preferred device; OpenPhone works with your laptop, computer, tablet, and smart phone

Separate what’s work and what’s personal

OpenPhone lets business owners take control over how and where they work while staying local for their customers. Personal numbers remain private and your favorite device is ready to call using your new work phone number.

Stay professional at work, but mute notifications after hours. Your personal calls come through on your personal line, but that doesn’t mean you have to be on-call for business at all hours.

When you sign up for multiple phone numbers using OpenPhone, you’ll always see which calls are coming from your personal line and which are from specific business telephone numbers.

OpenPhone’s modern business phone features give you powerful tools to do more business in area code 339.

Deliver a better customer experience faster

OpenPhone’s modern app gives businesses the features they used to get from a complicated PBX system. You can use phone menus so customers can direct their own calls to team members that can help best. Setting up or updating a phone menu as needed is simple.

And getting your team on board is just as easy. You can activate new numbers instantaneously, assign them to teammates, and even share a main phone number. With shared numbers, your team can:

share responsibility for answering calls and messages
access go-to message templates that make answering common inquiries a snap
collaborate on any communication through internal threads and mentions
respond quickly — all voicemails, call history, and texts are in a single view with each contact

To help provide a professional presence with your new number, you can customize your caller ID. Plus, easily set up separate voicemail greetings for when your team is working and off.