Get a North Carolina local phone number

With OpenPhone you can easily have a North Carolina phone number — no extra equipment and no fine print. Pricing for a North Carolina phone number starts at $15 per user per month.

North Carolina phone numbers

Should your business consider purchasing a North Carolina phone number? Here’s why successful enterprises benefit from buying local phone numbers in the Old North State.

Local North Carolina area codes appear more familiar

Position your brand as a trustworthy company with familiar local numbers sourced from North Carolina. Familiar numbers and area codes encourage customers and clients from Asheville to Wilmington to answer the phone far more often. If you need multiple phone numbers from different areas, feel free to purchase any amount of US or Canadian numbers for your OpenPhone account — all from the device of your choice.

Contact clients from anywhere with a North Carolina number

Any internet-connected device can access OpenPhone’s VoIP system from almost anywhere in the world. Use your North Carolina telephone number across desktops, laptops, cell phones, or tablets to chat with customers. OpenPhone helps your business always seem local — while still dialing from North Dakota to Norway to every place in between.

Shared numbers manage all clients in the State of North Carolina

Teams of any size can appreciate the collaboration features offered by OpenPhone. You can keep in touch with North Carolina contacts via shared inboxes and phone numbers — or assign individual numbers to help share the load. Impress your customers with streamlined communications that are evenly split and always on point.

Professional phone systems engage North Carolina customers

Show North Carolina customers that you mean business with a host of customizable business features. Caller ID sets the tone for your contact while voicemails and timely phone menu greetings create a lasting professional impression. Quickly send texts with snippets to respond to FAQs and leverage OpenPhone’s advanced integrations to save even more time.

Popular area codes

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Choose a North Carolina phone number

Find memorable phone number for you and your business.

Another way to help facilitate your business's success in this state is to use local numers.

With a local North Carolina phone number, you can effectively get in front of the right people and establish a solid foothold in this state.

What North Carolina local area code numbers are available?

OpenPhone makes it easy to get North Carolina area code numbers for your small business. Add as many as necessary to your cell phone and computer, including US, Canadian, or North American toll-free numbers.

Lookup customers in any part of North Carolina with these local area codes:

Code

Area served

327 This area code currently services Charlotte, NC.

252 Greenville, Rocky Mount, and Wilson are only served by this single area code.

336 The cities of Elkin, Greensboro, and Statesville fall under this region.

704 Use this area code to call from Salisbury, Concord, Gastonia, Huntersville, or Kannapolis.

743 This area code covers the cities of High Point and Winston-Salem.

828 Asheville is one of the only major cities in this area.

910 Fayetteville, Wilmington, Jacksonville, and Lumberton fall into this area code..

919 The major cities of Raleigh, Cary, and Durham are serviced by area code 919.

980 The small town of Monroe is covered here.

984 This area code includes the city of Chapel Hill.

Port an existing North Carolina number.

Already have an North Carolina phone number you want to use with OpenPhone? Submit your porting request through the OpenPhone app. You can also port any other US, Canadian, or North American toll-free number to your OpenPhone Account.

How to get a North Carolina number

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

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Then search by city or area code to select a specific local number.

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

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Use the OpenPhone browser, desktop, or mobile app.

Why your small business needs a North Carolina phone number

The Tar Heel State is nationally recognized for its surprising variety of manufacturing exports. Their workforce creates more than $200 billion in revenue in the production of tobacco, chemicals, and electronic parts, ranking 5th in the nation for manufacturing income per capita. Agricultural and fishing industries are equally as important to North Carolina’s economy, with a vibrant coastline bustling with commercial and tourism ventures. In larger cities, business services such as finance and insurance employ millions of local residents each year. The richness of North Carolina’s economic outlook, as well as its growing national importance, makes it the perfect opportunity for startups and small businesses.

To enter the marketplace with as much potential as possible, many seed-stage ventures choose to partner with one of North Carolina’s distinctive accelerators or incubators.

There are many current programs that exist for companies in the Old North State:

Launch Chapel Hill

Primarily a co-working space, Launch Chapel Hill provides an accelerator program that commences twice per year. Tech resources and mentorship and offered to program cohorts, including networking and AWS credits. As an industry-agnostic program, all startups are welcome to apply.
First Flight Venture Center

All science-based startups in the Research Triangle are welcome to apply to FFVC. Flexible leases provide access to more than 25,000 square feet of adaptable space, including wet labs, prototyping facilities, and office cubes. Seven unique programs are available for use, depending on unique business needs.
Center For Creative Economy

Based in Winston-Salem, the CCE is passionate about developing businesses in the creative or liberal arts space. A nine-week accelerator is available to many industries, as well as a creative boot camp and a business network. Applicants are welcome to apply during the youngest stages of startup exploration.
Blue Ridge Food Ventures

This accelerator offers 11,000 square feet of manufacturing space for startups in the food and beverage industries. Bottling, packaging, design, and compliance guidance are all available to active members. Additional services also include a shared-use kitchen, labor-assisted production, and branding consultations.

Why you should sign up for a North Carolina number through OpenPhone

Get started in minutes

Call and text from any computer or smart device without needing to buy extra hardware.

Save on all your communications

Save time on all communications.

Collaborate and share access

Share your number with teammates to send and receive calls and texts from that number.

Stay aligned

All calls, texts, and voicemail are in a single view so it’s easy to catch up conversations.

Automatically send texts

Respond back faster to your business contacts and automate routine text messages with auto-replies, snippets, and more.

Businesses love OpenPhone

OpenPhone is the #1 phone system on G2 as voted by other businesses.

Get your North Carolina phone number with OpenPhone

Thousands of businesses choose OpenPhone as their provider of choice for business phone numbers in North Carolina. You can contact all your customers in the Old North State by using virtual phone numbers and a wide variety of integrated features. Use any device to contact clients instantly while giving your team a more collaborative environment to work together and serve your customers.

OpenPhone’s seven-day free trial is all you need to get started.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a local North Carolina phone number?

Start your own OpenPhone account and search by city or area code during the signup process to get your own NC phone number.

Can you buy a local North Carolina phone number?

OpenPhone plans start at $15 per user per month and include one local or toll-free number with each user. Any additional numbers that exceed your user count are just $5 per number per month.

What are the North Carolina local area codes?

Yes, you can forward your North Carolina number to any US or Canadian number using OpenPhone.

How many North Carolina phone numbers can I have?

Get as many North Carolina phone numbers as you need. Any additional numbers that exceed your user count are just $5 per number per month.

Can I port my existing North Carolina number to OpenPhone?

Yes, you can port over any US or Canadian number to OpenPhone for free. Submit your porting request through the OpenPhone app.

List of all area codes

252

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/252-area-code

336

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/336-area-code

704

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/704-area-code

743

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/743-area-code

828

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/828-area-code

910

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/910-area-code

919

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/919-area-code

980

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/980-area-code

984

https://www.openphone.com/local-numbers/north-carolina/984-area-code

Get a North Carolina local phone number

North Carolina phone numbers

Popular area codes

Numbers

Resources

Choose a North Carolina phone number

Another way to help facilitate your business's success in this state is to use local numers.

What North Carolina local area code numbers are available?

Lookup customers in any part of North Carolina with these local area codes:

327

This area code currently services Charlotte, NC.

252

Greenville, Rocky Mount, and Wilson are only served by this single area code.

336

The cities of Elkin, Greensboro, and Statesville fall under this region.

704

Use this area code to call from Salisbury, Concord, Gastonia, Huntersville, or Kannapolis.

743

This area code covers the cities of High Point and Winston-Salem.

828

Asheville is one of the only major cities in this area.

910

Fayetteville, Wilmington, Jacksonville, and Lumberton fall into this area code..

919

The major cities of Raleigh, Cary, and Durham are serviced by area code 919.

980

The small town of Monroe is covered here.

984

This area code includes the city of Chapel Hill.