🔄 Free Number Porting — No Fees

Keep Your Phone Number
When You Switch to On-VoIP

Port your existing phone number to On-VoIP for free. We handle the entire transfer process — your number, your contacts, your business identity — all preserved. Typically completes in 7-10 business days.

Free
Porting Fee
7-10
Business Days
100%
We Handle It
$0
Hidden Fees

How Number Porting Works

1

Sign Up

Create your On-VoIP account and choose a plan. Select "Port my number" during signup.

2

Submit LOA

Fill out the Letter of Authorization with your current account details. Takes 2 minutes.

3

We Handle It

On-VoIP submits the port request and coordinates with your current carrier on your behalf.

4

Port Complete

Your number transfers to On-VoIP. Your old service cancels automatically. Start calling!

What You Need to Port Your Number

Have this information ready when you sign up to make the porting process as fast as possible.

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Phone Number

The phone number(s) you want to transfer to On-VoIP.

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Account Name

The name on your current phone service account exactly as it appears.

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Account Number

Your account number with your current carrier.

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Service Address

The address registered with your current phone provider.

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PIN or Password

Account PIN or transfer PIN from your current carrier (if applicable).

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Letter of Authorization

We provide the LOA form — just fill it out and sign electronically.

Port From Any Carrier

On-VoIP accepts number ports from all major US carriers and VoIP providers.

AT&T
Verizon
T-Mobile
Comcast / Xfinity
Spectrum
CenturyLink
Cox
Frontier
Vonage
Ooma
magicJack
Google Voice
RingCentral
Grasshopper
Windstream
Other Carriers

Types of Numbers We Port

On-VoIP supports porting for virtually all US phone number types.

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Local Numbers

Port any local phone number from any area code in the United States. Home phone, business line, or cell number.

All Plans
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Mobile Numbers

Transfer your mobile phone number to use as your VoIP line. Works with all major wireless carriers.

All Plans
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Toll-Free Numbers

Port 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, and 833 toll-free numbers. Available on Business plans at $1.00/month + E911 & Caller ID fees.

Business Plan

Port Your Number to On-VoIP Today

Keep your phone number, save money, and get better service. Free number porting with every On-VoIP plan. No contracts — cancel anytime.

Number Porting FAQs

Common questions about transferring your phone number to On-VoIP.

What is phone number porting?
Number porting is the process of transferring your existing phone number from one carrier to another. When you switch to On-VoIP, you can bring your current phone number with you so your contacts, business cards, and listings stay the same. The process is regulated by the FCC and your current carrier is required to release your number.
How long does number porting take?
Most number ports to On-VoIP complete within 7-10 business days. The exact timeline depends on your current carrier. During the porting process, your existing phone service continues to work normally. Once the port completes, your number will ring on your On-VoIP service immediately.
Is there a fee to port my number to On-VoIP?
No. On-VoIP handles the entire number porting process for free. There are no porting fees, no transfer charges, and no setup fees. Some carriers may charge an early termination fee if you are under contract — check with your current provider.
What information do I need to port my number?
To port your number you will need: your current phone number, the name on your account, your account number with the current carrier, your service address, and any PIN or password on the account. On-VoIP provides a simple Letter of Authorization (LOA) form during signup.
Can I port a toll-free number to On-VoIP?
Yes. On-VoIP supports porting of toll-free numbers (800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, 833) on Business plans. Toll-free numbers are $1.00/month plus E911 (varies by state) and Caller ID ($0.40/mo) per number. The porting process for toll-free numbers may take slightly longer than local numbers.
What happens if my port is rejected?
Port rejections usually happen due to mismatched account information (wrong name, address, or account number). If your port is rejected, On-VoIP will notify you of the specific reason and help you correct the information and resubmit. Common fixes include updating your name or address to match your current carrier records exactly.