Get a North Dakota local phone number – 701 area code

Find the perfect phone number in North Dakota for your small business — no extra fees or equipment required. Pricing for North Dakota phone numbers begins at just $15 per user per month.

North Dakota phone numbers

Why do growing small businesses need a number from the Peace Garden State? Discover all the reasons why startups are clamoring to buy North Dakota area code numbers.

The North Dakota area loves familiar area codes

North Dakota residents from Bismarck, Fargo, or even Grand Forks want to make sure your incoming calls aren't scams and will be less likely to respond to numbers with unfamiliar area codes. And if your company wants a local presence in other parts of the world, just use OpenPhone to get 10-digit numbers in the US and Canada - including toll-free numbers.

Maintain a local North Dakota presence with ease

A telephone number in the 701 area code is a great way to stay connected to North Dakota locals even if you're on the other side of the world. OpenPhone makes it easy to contact folks with a local number using your cell phone, computer, or laptop. Whether you're in North Dakota, elsewhere in North America, or on another side of the planet, a local number helps your business stay close to the state.

Provide 701 area code numbers to your business team

Stop solo dialing on landline numbers and delegate your workload with OpenPhone's shared business numbers. You can split up daily tasks with shared inboxes and round-robin call features that your entire team can use. Concurrent messaging and calling lets you reach clients from West Fargo to Dickinson while still tracking individual call analytics.

Look professional in the State of North Dakota

OpenPhone's business phone system was designed with smart features like snippets and IVR to instantly answer FAQs, features that make your small business look like its bigger competitors. Caller ID sets the tone for customers while personalized voicemails and call forwarding get questions answered by the right people. With OpenPhone, you can be sure your phone calls in the Roughrider State sound competent, clear, and crisp.

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

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

What does the 701 area code cover?

Area code 701 covers the entire state of North Dakota - despite it being one of the largest states of the Union. 704 has proudly served NoDaks from Minot to Jamestown since 1947. Today, North Dakota is one of only 11 US states that uses a single code throughout their territory.

Port an existing
North Dakota number.

Already have an North Dakota 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 Dakota number

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

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

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

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Why your small business needs a North Dakota phone number

The economy of the Peace Garden State is one of the most eclectic and diverse in the country. The oil and gas industry is perhaps its largest portion, making up nearly a quarter or yearly profits. Close behind are agriculture and farming markets, followed by education, finance, and transportation. Although more than 90% of North Dakota is farmland, many other industries find their place in the state's cities. Professional business services have reached $3.3 billion per year in revenue, with growth expected for IT, retail, and real estate industries. For startups and small businesses considering an expansion to North Dakota, there's no better time to start than now.

If your company is just finding its feet in the marketplace and has a physical presence in North Dakota, it would be wise to get involved with a local accelerator or incubator in your area.

A few of the most popular programs serve startups across the Peace Garden State:

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

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Reach every last customer in North Dakota with OpenPhone's VoIP numbers for small businesses. You can easily purchase the 701 area code numbers you need to make your business stand out with professional features, team collaborations, and third-party integrations. Enjoy access to the highest-rated phone system on G2 with phone numbers your clients can trust.

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