Buy, verify, and route business phone numbers that customers recognize and answer.

Purchase local, mobile, and toll-free voice numbers in the countries where you operate, or verify your existing business lines to present a familiar outbound caller ID. Attach each inbound number to a SIP trunk, a published IVR call sequence, or a verified forwarding phone, and handle local ownership paperwork in the same workspace.

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What is the difference between a Voice number and a caller ID?

A voice number purchased or held in your Bird workspace can both place outbound calls and receive incoming calls on your SIP trunk, IVR sequence, or forwarding line. A verified caller ID is an existing phone number on another carrier that you prove you control with a six-digit verification call: Bird lets you display that familiar number on outbound calls right away while incoming calls stay on your current provider until you are ready to port.

Match local, toll-free, and existing lines to how your team handles calls.

Dedicated lines for your PBX or IVR

Buy local, national, mobile, or toll-free numbers in the dashboard or over the API and point incoming calls to a SIP trunk or a published call sequence. Label each line with a friendly name and your own internal store or customer reference so operations and billing stay organized.

Direct call forwarding to live staff

Bridge incoming calls straight to an on-call mobile or external support desk using a verified phone number in your workspace. Choose whether the receiving phone sees the customer's caller ID or the Bird line they dialed, with both call legs linked under one call record.

Verified caller IDs and number porting

Start placing outbound calls from your existing support or sales number in minutes by answering an automated verification call. When you are ready to move inbound traffic too, coordinate number porting with Bird and attach your SIP trunk or IVR route ahead of the cutover.

Take numbers from purchase and compliance to live traffic without surprises.

Buying a phone number is rarely the hard part; getting tripped up by local telecom paperwork, unconfigured routes, or carrier caller-ID filtering is what slows launches down. Bird surfaces pricing, regulatory requirements, and per-call routing logs in the dashboard and API so you can verify each line before customers dial it.

Transparent catalog and ownership paperwork

Search available numbers by country, area code prefix, type, and voice or SMS capability, with setup and recurring prices shown in your billing currency. When a country requires local ownership registration, submit business details and documents in the dashboard or API and reuse your verified business identity across future orders.

Safe default routing and live cutovers

New numbers follow your workspace default route (which rejects calls cleanly until you configure an answer) so unconfigured lines do not ring into a void. Assign a SIP trunk, IVR sequence, or forwarding target when you are ready, and inspect the recorded route on each incoming call leg.

Trusted local caller presentation

Mobile carriers frequently flag or block international calls that present out-of-country numbers. Procure local numbers through Bird that are provisioned for domestic regulatory frameworks, and verify how your caller ID displays on target networks before scaling outbound volume.

Questions before you connect

How do I search for and buy local, mobile, or toll-free numbers?
You can browse and purchase available numbers by country in the Bird dashboard or through the Numbers API. Filter candidates by number type, national prefix, and voice or SMS capabilities, and review the setup and recurring price in your billing currency before placing the order. In countries that require local ownership paperwork, you can submit your business details and documents alongside the order or in the Identity Center.
Does verifying an external caller ID move my incoming calls to Bird?
No. Verifying a number you own with another carrier proves control through a six-digit verification call so you can present that number on outbound calls placed through Bird. Incoming calls to that number continue routing through your existing carrier until you port the number to Bird.
Can I port my existing business phone numbers to Bird?
Yes, where supported for your country, number type, and current provider. Before scheduling a port, you can verify those numbers as outbound caller IDs to start placing calls immediately, configure your SIP trunks or IVR sequences in Bird, and coordinate the inbound cutover so callers do not experience downtime.

Build the rest of the calling path

Voice overview See how programmable calling, interactive menus, and SIP trunking work together across Bird Voice.

Inbound routing Route incoming calls on each Bird number to a SIP trunk, published IVR sequence, or verified forwarding phone.

Outbound calling Trigger automated voice alerts and customer callbacks, or dial out from your PBX using verified local caller IDs.

Contact center connections Connect your existing PBX or contact center over SIP trunks and plan a smooth carrier migration.

Voice pricing Review per-minute calling rates, billing increments, and phone number pricing in your currency.

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