Get a South Carolina local phone number

Your business can own a local South Carolina number without paying for extra hardware or carrier charges. Plans start at just $15 per user per month.

South Carolina phone numbers

Why does your business need a local South Carolina phone number? Businesses just like yours get benefits like these from their OpenPhone plans:

Grow trust with a local area code

Your business can build a local presence in the Palmetto State by using a local South Carolina phone number from OpenPhone. Having a local phone number lets South Carolinians know that you're a part of their community. When a resident sees your local area code on their caller ID, they're more likely to answer your calls. If you need local phone numbers in other areas, OpenPhone has you covered there as well. With OpenPhone you can add and use unlimited numbers — from all around North America — all without needing additional devices.

Use your South Carolina phone number anywhere

You don't need to live in South Carolina or the US to use your new local number. You and your staff can make calls from the office or remotely, and reach South Carolina residents from virtually anywhere. All that's needed is an internet-connected desktop, laptop, cell phone, or tablet and you'll always appear local.

Easily manage team access to phone numbers

OpenPhone enables collaboration between your team members with the ability to share access to your South Carolina phone numbers. Your team can use the same number at the same time, see when teammates are typing out a text to contacts, and more with shared numbers. OpenPhone's automatically synced contact lists ensure that your whole team stays up-to-date. Each team member can also have their own unique South Carolina number as a direct line.

Look more professional to callers

Giving your business a professional appearance is easy with a business phone number from OpenPhone. First impressions are everything, and you'll leave a great one on customers with custom voicemail greetings and phone menus. If you miss a call, OpenPhone can even respond automatically via text message. OpenPhone can be set to silence your South Carolina phone number automatically after business hours.

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

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

What South Carolina area code numbers are available?

Use OpenPhone to find as many local South Carolina phone numbers as you need and put them to use for your business. OpenPhone also has numbers from other states in the US, cities in Canada, and North American toll-free numbers.

South Carolina area codes include:

Code	Area Served
803, 839	These area codes serve the central part of South Carolina, including Columbia, Orangeburg, Lancaster, North Augusta, Rock Hill, Sumter, and Aiken.
843, 854	The eastern and coastal parts of the state are covered by these area codes. This includes Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, Myrtle Beach, and Florence.
864	This area code serves the region of northwest South Carolina, including Richland.

Port an existing
South Carolina number.

Already have an South 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 South Carolina 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)

Use the OpenPhone browser, desktop, or mobile app.

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Why your business needs a South Carolina phone number

Thanks to the South Carolina tourism industry, business is booming in the state. Charleston, Hilton Head, and Myrtle Beach are some of the nation's biggest beach towns. Other businesses thrive in South Carolina as well. The state's large manufacturing sector sits at the top of its list of the highest-earning industries.

South Carolina is a great choice for businesses looking to get off the ground. Several accelerator and incubator programs in the state provide support for businesses that are new or expanding.

These programs help businesses thrive in South Carolina and beyond.

Why you should sign up for a South 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.

Business love OpenPhone

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

Start using local South Carolina phone numbers with OpenPhone

Phone numbers from a local South Carolina area code help you build trust within the community. Avoid hidden fees and clunky business phones with OpenPhone's virtual phone system. Everything you'd expect from a business phone service and more is available with OpenPhone, voted the top business phone platform on G2.

To get your local South Carolina phone number using OpenPhone today, sign up for a free trial.

Frequently asked questions about local numbers

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Just a piece of advice. I used my personal cell number as the company number and I still regret it a decade later (I get so many stupid calls). Don’t do what I did. I wish I had a service like this 10 years ago!”

Michael Seibel

CEO at Y Combinator