Vancouver, British Columbia

VoIP service in Vancouver

Business phone numbers, hosted PBX and call routing for Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Pick a 604 number, keep the one you already advertise, or run both — configured for you before you go live.

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Vancouver area codes: 604 · 778 · 236 · 672 • Same-day provisioning in most cases • Free porting

What a Vancouver line includes

A real Vancouver area code

Customers see a local number, not a mobile or an out-of-province one.

Routing that follows your day

Ring the office, then a mobile, then voicemail to email — on your schedule.

E911 registered to your address

Verified British Columbia civic address and emergency routing set up before activation.

Bilingual greetings and support

English or French prompts, and a Canadian team when you need a change.

Local numbers

Business phone numbers with a Vancouver area code

Serving Downtown, Yaletown, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam and the North Shore. Add as many numbers as you need and point each one wherever you want.

Vancouver local numbers

Choose from 604, 778, 236, 672. Includes voicemail to email, caller ID and forwarding.

$9.95 / month

Toll-free coverage

800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888 numbers that reach you in Vancouver from anywhere in Canada and the US.

$14.95 / month

Keep your current number

We handle the paperwork with your existing British Columbia carrier and keep the line live during the switch.

Porting is free

Bundles

Complete phone systems for Vancouver businesses

Most companies here do not want a bare number. These bundles include the greeting, the routing, the recording and the apps.

Business Starter Pack

$39

per month

One Vancouver number, auto-attendant, business SMS, call recording, a softphone and E911.

Business Pro Pack

$79

per month

Three numbers or users, a toll-free line, IVR with queueing, caller ID masking and priority support.

Fleet & Dispatch Pack

$149

per month

Five users, dispatch hunt groups, booking IVR, driver caller ID masking and long-retention recording.

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Who we look after

Built for the way Vancouver actually works

Vancouver runs on a three-hour offset from most of the country, which means routing rules and business-hours handling matter more here than almost anywhere else. We build the schedule around your time zone, not head office.

Courier and last-mile delivery

Driver numbers that survive turnover, SMS customer updates and dispatch overflow across the Lower Mainland.

Limo and shuttle operators

Booking IVR with queue position, hotline numbers per zone and recordings that settle fare disputes.

Property management

A 604 main line, per-building numbers and after-hours emergency routing to the on-call technician.

Trades and home services

Caller ID masking so crews can dial from personal mobiles without exposing them.

Retail and hospitality

Reception menus, holiday messaging and call queueing that keeps the phone from ringing out during a rush.

Studios and agencies

Softphone apps for hybrid teams, plus toll-free lines for clients calling from the US.

Why switch

What Vancouver businesses get out of moving

Businesses on the West Coast are often paying Eastern-hours support prices for Eastern-hours service. We set time-based routing around Pacific time, register E911 to your BC address, and answer in the morning your way.

No contract, no activation fee, no minimum term

Setup done for you — you receive a working system, not a login and a manual

Change routing yourself in the portal, any time

One Canadian invoice for numbers, add-ons and support

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See how routing works

The Vancouver setup, step by step

1. Tell us how calls flow today

Who answers, what happens after hours, and which numbers you advertise.

2. We build and test it

Numbers, menus, hunt groups, recording and E911 — checked before you switch.

3. You go live

Usually the same day for a new number; porting follows your old carrier timeline.

4. We stay reachable

Bilingual support from Montreal, and changes made while you are on the phone.

FAQ

VoIP in Vancouver, answered

Still unsure? Call 855.299.VOIP or send us the details and we will map it out for you.

Can I get a 604 number in Vancouver?

604 inventory is limited across the Lower Mainland, so 778, 236 and 672 are more commonly available. If a 604 is important, say so on the order and we will secure one when inventory allows.

Do your business-hours rules follow Pacific time?

Yes. Time-based routing, holiday schedules and after-hours voicemail all run on the time zone you choose, and we default to Pacific for BC accounts.

Can one company hold numbers in Vancouver and elsewhere?

Yes. Extra local numbers are $5.00 a month each, so a Vancouver head office can also publish a Calgary or Toronto number that rings the same team.

Will my team be able to call out showing the business number?

Yes. Caller ID masking lets staff dial from their own mobiles while customers see the company number, which is the most requested add-on we sell in BC.

How long does porting from a BC carrier take?

Simple single-line ports usually complete in five to ten business days. Larger or PRI-based accounts take longer because your existing carrier controls the schedule.

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Tell us how many lines you need and how calls should flow. We will send back a plan, a price and a go-live date.

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Serving Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland · English and French · No contracts