Own the number for $2.95 per month.

Unlimited incoming via FlyNumber SIP or VoIP.

Use any VoIP solution.

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

Port in/out a Maryland phone number.

Make and receive calls with FlyNumber SIP.

Optional cloud phone system.

Use the Maryland number as the outgoing caller-id.

Make and receive calls with your Maryland phone number

FlyNumber SIP gives your Maryland 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 Maryland 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 Maryland businesses and residents

A Maryland virtual phone number allows businesses to connect with the state's diverse population of over 6 million, fostering local trust and accessibility.

Residents can enjoy cost-effective communication while maintaining a local presence in cities like Baltimore, known for its historical significance and vibrant culture.

For businesses, having a local Maryland number can increase call pick-up rates by customers familiar with the 240 and 410 area codes.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use a FlyNumber to support my crabbing business along the Chesapeake Bay?
Absolutely! A FlyNumber can be an excellent way for you to manage calls from customers placing orders for crabs or inquiring about prices. You can set up a local Maryland phone number to make it easier for locals to reach you, and even use our cloud phone system to direct calls based on the time of day—perhaps routing calls directly to your boat when you're out catching those famous Maryland blue crabs!
How quickly can I get a FlyNumber set up for my new startup in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor area?
Activating a new US FlyNumber, including those in Maryland, is nearly instantaneous. Once you register and choose a Baltimore area code, you can start receiving calls right away, which is ideal for a bustling startup environment. This quick setup means you won't miss a beat when it comes to connecting with clients or coordinating with partners.
Will a FlyNumber allow me to keep my current Maryland phone number when I move my business online?
Yes, you can port your existing Maryland phone number to FlyNumber for free. Porting usually takes a couple of days at most, and once completed, you can continue using your old number with all the new functionalities our VoIP service provides. This way, your customers won't have to update their contact lists, and you maintain continuity in your business communications.
I run a tour guide service in Annapolis. Can I use FlyNumber to manage calls from tourists?
Definitely! With FlyNumber, you can establish a local presence that tourists will appreciate. You can also set up call menus to provide information on tours, pricing, and availability. Plus, our detailed logs will help you track call activities, so you know when your peak inquiry times are, helping you staff accordingly during busy tourist seasons.
Do FlyNumbers support receiving SMS for my food truck in Silver Spring?
All US FlyNumbers, including those for Maryland, can receive SMS for a small per-segment fee — incoming texts are forwarded to the email on file. 2FA and short-code verification texts aren't guaranteed. 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).
Can I manage multiple FlyNumbers for different locations of my restaurant chain across Maryland?
Yes, you can buy and manage multiple phone numbers through FlyNumber, all from one account. This is perfect if you have restaurant locations in cities like Rockville, Bethesda, and College Park. You can have local numbers for each location, making it easier for local customers to contact the nearest restaurant.
As a Maryland artist, how can I use FlyNumber to sell my art in different states?
With FlyNumber, you can set up local numbers in other states where you want to market your art, creating a local feel for potential buyers. You can also use our cloud phone system to create a professional greeting and direct calls appropriately, perhaps to a voicemail that provides more information about your exhibits and availability. This can expand your reach beyond Maryland and help you connect with a broader audience interested in your artwork.

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Some background on Maryland and its area codes

Maryland's area codes reflect its telecommunication history and regional distribution. The first, area code 301, was established in 1947 as part of the North American Numbering Plan, covering the entire state. In 1991, to accommodate growing demand, area code 410 was introduced for the eastern half, including Baltimore.

Subsequent growth in telecommunications led to the introduction of overlay area codes. In 1997, area code 240 was implemented as an overlay for 301, addressing the western region's numbering needs. Similarly, area code 443 was added in 1997 to overlay with 410, ensuring sufficient numbering resources for the eastern sector.

Maryland's telecommunications infrastructure further expanded with the introduction of area code 667 in 2012, overlaying both 410 and 443. These overlays mean residents in affected regions must use ten-digit dialing. This system supports an expanding populace and the proliferation of mobile devices, maintaining efficient communication statewide.

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