Own the number for $2.95 per month.

Unlimited incoming via FlyNumber SIP or VoIP.

Use any VoIP solution.

Forward the Arkansas number to any phone number in the world.

Port in/out a Arkansas phone number.

Make and receive calls with FlyNumber SIP.

Optional cloud phone system.

Use the Arkansas number as the outgoing caller-id.

Make and receive calls with your Arkansas phone number

FlyNumber SIP gives your Arkansas number its own credentials for any SIP calling app from the app stores — Zoiper, Groundwire, Linphone and more — or a desk phone.

Incoming calls included in the number's monthly rate
Outgoing calls billed per minute, with your Arkansas number as the caller ID
Up to 5 devices — phone, desktop and desk phone ring together
Voicemail built in

Incoming call Rings every registered device

+1 307 429 0155 United States · Sheridan, WY

Included in the number's monthly rate

Outgoing call Dial out from any SIP app or desk phone

Caller ID +1 307 429 0155

🇺🇸 Your number

Billed per minute from your prepaid balance

FlyNumber SIP Make and receive calls

Built-in VoIP

Your own SIP credentials — works with any SIP app or desk phone.

Username13074290155

Password••••••••••

SIP serversip.flynumber.com

DevicesUp to 5

Phone, desktop and desk phone ring together

VoicemailBuilt in

Picks up when no device answers

Call like a local, pay like a local

When making outgoing calls to a U.S. or Canada number the rate is .01 per min regardless of the FlyNumber you use to call out from.

If you plan on calling phone numbers outside of the US/Canada consider getting a FlyNumber in said country.

Anytime you make outgoing calls with FlyNumber (via FlyNumber SIP or the optional phone system) there is a low per minute rate.
You can make outgoing calls with FlyNumber SIP or from the optional phone system.
More details on the phone system billing can be found in our docs.

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What you should know about Arkansas businesses and residents

Arkansas has a growing tech industry, making a local number beneficial for networking and business opportunities.

The state's diverse culture and strong community ties mean a local number can build trust with Arkansas residents.

With over 3 million residents, having a local number can help reach a broad audience in both urban and rural areas.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use a FlyNumber to support my small business in Little Rock, Arkansas?

Absolutely! A FlyNumber can be a great asset for your Little Rock-based business, allowing you to establish a local presence even if you're managing your operations remotely. This can help in building trust with your local customers who prefer dealing with local businesses. Plus, you can customize call routing settings to suit your business hours and needs.

Will having a FlyNumber help me connect with family and friends in Arkansas while I'm abroad?

Yes, a FlyNumber makes it much easier to stay in touch with your loved ones in Arkansas, even when you're overseas. By getting a local Arkansas number forwarded to your international number, your family and friends can call you at local rates, making it more convenient and cost-effective for them.

I'm planning a marketing campaign in Fayetteville. Can I use FlyNumber for promotional calls?

Certainly! Using a FlyNumber can enhance your marketing efforts in Fayetteville by giving you a local presence, which can be critical in community-oriented cities like Fayetteville. You can set up a local number to handle incoming queries and route them to your main business line, wherever that may be.

How quickly can I get a FlyNumber set up if I’m relocating to Hot Springs?

Activating a new US FlyNumber, including those for Hot Springs, Arkansas, is nearly instant. Once you've registered and chosen your specific Hot Springs number, you can start receiving calls immediately, which is perfect for setting things up swiftly in your new location.

Does FlyNumber offer support for local events in Arkansas, such as festivals or sports events in Jonesboro?

While FlyNumber doesn’t specifically cater to events, you can certainly use our services to support any local events in Jonesboro. For instance, setting up a temporary local number for event inquiries or coordinating logistics can be very effective. Use our cloud phone system to manage high call volumes efficiently during peak times.

I enjoy outdoor activities in the Ozarks. Will I be able to manage my FlyNumber remotely?

Yes, the beauty of FlyNumber is that it can be managed completely online. Whether you're hiking in the Ozarks or fishing on the White River, as long as you have internet access, you can manage your calls, check voicemails, or adjust your settings from anywhere.

Can FlyNumber receive SMS for personal use, such as keeping in touch with friends in Pine Bluff?

Yes — FlyNumber receives SMS and forwards them to the email on file for a small per-segment fee. 2FA / short-code verification texts aren't guaranteed and may not work consistently due to carrier restrictions, so check the requirements of any service you're signing up for. You can also send personal, person-to-person texts to numbers outside the US — though delivery depends on the receiving carrier accepting texts from US numbers. Texting US numbers is coming soon and will run as A2P, the registered route US carriers require (that's also the path business texting will use).

Some background on Arkansas and its area codes

Arkansas, a state in the southern region of the United States, is served by three primary area codes: 479, 501, and 870. The original area code, 501, was established in 1947 and initially covered the entire state. As demand for telephone numbers increased, additional codes were introduced.

In 1995, area code 870 was created through a split from 501, covering the eastern and southern regions, including cities like Jonesboro and Texarkana. A subsequent split in 2002 introduced area code 479, serving the northwestern part of Arkansas, including Fort Smith and Fayetteville, while 501 remained around Little Rock.

The allocation of these area codes reflects Arkansas's growing telecommunications needs, supporting both residential and business expansions. These codes are part of the North American Numbering Plan, a system developed to standardize phone numbers and ensure efficient call routing across the continent.