Virtual phone numbers from Germany
Get a German phone number, or "Telefonnummer," starting at just $2.95 for both local and toll-free options.
Choose from available prefixes in cities like 391, or go for a toll-free number to cover all of Germany.
FlyNumber’s stand-out features
- Affordable pricing model with charges per phone number, not per user.
- Portability of German numbers for complete control and flexibility.
- Unlimited incoming minutes when receiving calls via VoIP.
- Customizable call forwarding through user-friendly account portal.
- Comprehensive call logs including detailed debug errors.
- Outgoing calls display your German number as caller-ID.
Use any device or software
Any device can be used to make and receive calls with your FlyNumber.
- iOS or Android smartphone
- Mac, PC, or Linux computer
- Desktop office phone
- Any regular phone number (to receive calls)
- Any VoIP (e.g. Asterisk, 3CX, 3rd party VoIP)
Choose from 3 powerful ways to use your FlyNumber
1.) Forward the Germany phone calls to any standard phone number worldwide
- For a low per min rate you can forward the Germany calls to any regular phone number in the world.
- You'll see the caller ID of the person calling your Germany FlyNumber on the phone you're forwarding to.
- Change the forwarding number anytime via the FlyNumber panel.
- Consider our optional cloud phone system to enhance call forwarding options.
2.) Use our (optional) cloud phone system
- A full-featured cloud PBX-phone system for a flat $14.95 per month.
- Quickly and easily configure the call flow on a digital grid type canvas.
- Supercharge your Germany FlyNumber with day/time based routing, call recording, IVR/menu, block phone numbers, create SIP (VoIP) accounts and more.
- Make phone calls with your Germany number as the outgoing caller-ID.
- Forward the Germany number to multiple phone numbers and/or VoIP destinations.
3.) Set the Germany number directly to VoIP
- Set the Germany number directly to a SIP/VoIP address.
- We'll send the Germany calls to a VoIP destination for free (unlimited minutes).
- High level call logs to help diagnose/debug any issues.
- Use any 3rd party VoIP provider or your own PBX system (Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, etc.)
Registration Requirements
- Local
To register a local German phone number, you can choose either personal or business information. For personal registration, we'll need your full name, contact number, and a copy of your German passport or residence card. If you don't have a German Photo ID, you can provide a non-German ID plus one of the following: Anmeldebescheinigung, Meldebescheinigung, or Wohnungsbescheinigung. If you're registering under a business, provide your full name, contact number, company name, and a copy of your German company incorporation certificate.
Your address must be in the same city as the ordered number (e.g., Berlin address for a Berlin number). Supply a utility bill, statement, or invoice not older than six months to confirm this. The number you see online is a placeholder. You'll receive an active number once registration is finished.
- National
To register a German national phone number, you must use either business or personal information. For personal identity, provide your full name, contact number, and a copy of your German passport or ID. For business identity, we need your full name, contact number, company name, and a copy of the German company incorporation certificate.
The address must match the one on your certificate or ID, and you'll need to share a utility bill that's under six months old. The number you see online is a placeholder. You'll receive an active number once registration is complete.
- Toll-free
To register a German toll-free number, you can use either personal or business information. For personal use, provide your name, last name, contact phone number, and proof of allocation from BNetzA. For business use, give your name, last name, contact phone number, company name, and proof of allocation from BNetzA.
You'll also need to provide a German address. German toll-free numbers are issued by BNetzA, and you must apply for one through them.
Example use cases
Imagine you're a Berlin-based startup running marketing campaigns across different regions in Germany.
Using FlyNumber, you can track where your leads are coming from by assigning unique virtual numbers to each campaign, whether it's aimed at tech enthusiasts in Munich or fashionistas in Düsseldorf. This gives you clear insights into which cities are buzzing with interest.
For real estate agents in Hamburg listing properties, a local virtual number can be a game-changer.
Prospective buyers feel more at ease calling a recognizable local number, increasing the chances of inquiries. And you can handle multiple listings seamlessly without managing several different phone lines.
Concerned about privacy when buying or selling on platforms like eBay Kleinanzeigen?
A virtual number helps protect your personal information. You can interact with buyers and sellers without giving out your primary phone number, adding a layer of security to your transactions.
If you're a globetrotter frequently traveling between Germany and other countries, say, for Oktoberfest and then off to international business meetings, having a local German virtual phone number means you can keep in touch with friends and colleagues back home without incurring hefty roaming charges.
FlyNumber helps make communication easier, wherever you are.
And for families scattered across borders, having a German virtual number can bridge distances.
Whether you're in Frankfurt and your sibling is in Vienna, using a local number makes it easier and cheaper to stay connected with calls that feel just around the corner.
Call like a local, pay like a local
In many cases if you make outgoing calls to a Germany phone number using a Germany FlyNumber as the caller-ID the rate is significantly cheaper.
- The rate is sometimes 10x cheaper so if you call a certain country often, it pays to get a FlyNumber from there.
- Anytime you make outgoing calls with FlyNumber (via the PBX) there is a low per minute rate.
- You can make outgoing calls using the phone system app or create a SIP account.
- More details on the phone system billing can be found in our docs.
Make and receive calls with your Germany phone number using our app
If you sign up for the phone system you can use the (free) dedicated app for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS for incoming and outgoing calls.
- Unlimited incoming minutes included
- Push notifications for incoming calls
- Call history and missed call tracking
- Multiple number support for outbound calls
- While on a call trigger call recording, transfer or pickup.
General technical details on Germany numbers
- Country code is +49.
- Standard format: +49 (area code) (local number).
- Local calls dial without the country code.
- Area codes vary in length, generally 2-5 digits.
- Reunification in 1990 led to number system integration.
FAQ’s
Can I display the original caller's ID on forwarded calls to Germany?
Yes, FlyNumber allows you to display the original caller's ID when forwarding calls to any standard phone number in Germany. This feature is particularly useful for businesses that value clear communication and customer service.
What are the benefits of using FlyNumber's cloud-based phone system in Germany?
FlyNumber's cloud PBX offers various benefits, including configuring call flow, implementing day/time-based routing, and recording calls. It helps manage business communications efficiently, which is crucial in Germany's punctual and professional culture.
Can I configure my German FlyNumber to handle multiple destinations?
Absolutely, you can use the FlyNumber cloud phone system to forward the German virtual number to multiple phone numbers or VoIP destinations. This flexibility can enhance connectivity and support diverse business operations across Germany.
How does FlyNumber support VoIP solutions popular in Germany?
FlyNumber supports any VoIP solution that uses SIP or IAX protocols. It integrates seamlessly with systems like Asterisk or FreePBX, which are widely used in Germany for business communications, providing detailed call logs and unlimited incoming channels.
Is it possible to call from my German FlyNumber with its caller ID?
You can make outbound calls using your German FlyNumber as the outgoing caller ID with the cloud phone system. This feature ensures privacy and maintains local presence when contacting clients in Germany.
How to get your local Germany phone number
- 1.) Click sign up and select Germany as the country, then choose a prefix.
- 2.) Choose an option for how you want to use the Germany "FlyNumber" (you can change this anytime).
- 3.) Enter the configuration options (for example the phone number or VoIP address to send calls to)
- 4.) Add funds to your prepaid manually or create a subscription for the Germany number.
- 5.) Go to My account > My FlyNumbers to change settings and view your Germany number.
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