Get peace of mind for you and your guests. Ooma offers free, reliable home phone service that meets local regulations and saves time in an emergency, without adding a costly phone bill. All you pay are monthly taxes and fees.
During an emergency, every second counts. That’s why many counties require Short Term Rentals (STR) to have a home phone with e911 services. With Ooma, your registered address is automatically sent to dispatchers, so help can arrive fast. From modern cordless handsets to retro-style phones, Ooma keeps your STR compliant and your guests protected.
Guests can call anywhere in the U.S. for free, all you pay are monthly taxes and fees. Upgrade to our Premier plan to include calls to Canada and Mexico.
Check call logs, set up your phone number for text alerts, and manage your property’s phone settings online.
Local or distant, choose the area code that best fits your STR. No matter what, we’ve got your ideal number covered.
Unlike mobile phones, Ooma shares your exact address with dispatchers. Get notified if 911 is dialed from your property.
Don’t worry about paying for surprise toll or international calls. These options are turned off until purchased separately.
Ooma is easy to setup. Most customers can start making free calls in less than 15 minutes.
No matter your short-term rental setup, Ooma makes it simple to get quality phone service.
Purchase an Ooma Telo at a one-time cost and enjoy the benefits of a landline without the hidden fees and contracts.
Equip your STR with an Ooma Telo base station and cordless handset. Simply connect the Telo to your internet router through a hardwired connection.
Phone Service: Free plus taxes and fees.
Both stylish and functional, the kettle phone is the perfect statement piece for your STR. Connect Ooma Telo Air to your Wi-Fi and add additional devices with Ooma Linx.
Phone Service: Free plus taxes and fees.
Use this fillable contact sheet for your short-term rental.
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Imagine a guest staying at your short-term rental (STR) for a weekend getaway. Suddenly, an emergency strikes. They reach for their phone to call for help, only to find they have no cell service. Or maybe they do have service but, in a panic […]