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Callers can reach your business from anywhere in the U.S. without paying a long-distance fee. International callers are generally charged an international tariff if they call a U.S. toll-free number.

The Federal Communications Commission governs the rules for acquiring and using toll-free numbers. They assign toll-free numbers to responsible organizations, like Ooma, on a first-come, first-served basis. These organizations reserve and manage the numbers’ records for you.

The FCC states that your toll-free number must be portable. This is great news if you ever want to transfer your number to another phone service provider.

No, not if you have Ooma Office. Getting your first Ooma toll-free number is free. And it comes with 500 minutes of inbound calls each month. After that, you’ll pay a per-minute charge. Ooma also has affordable toll-free service plans. For example, the $15.99 a month plan gives you an additional 1,000 minutes and you are charged 2.9¢ for every minute over your 1,500-minute allowance.

Want more toll-free numbers? You can add up to 20 numbers to your account. Each additional number is $9.95 a month.

Ooma makes it easy to pick out your number. Heads up: 1-800 phone numbers are rare, so you may not be able to get a number with the iconic 800 prefix. Fortunately, there are plenty of other toll-free prefixes, such as 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888.

Choose your toll-free number with the tool on this page or use the Ooma Office Manager, the desktop app to manage your Ooma Office features.