United States and Canada
VoIP service across the U.S. border
Real U.S. local numbers, Canadian numbers and toll-free lines on one platform. American companies serving French-speaking Canada, and Canadian companies selling into the States, run both sides of the border from the same portal — with bilingual setup and support included.
U.S. area codes: 212 · 312 · 305 and hundreds more • Canadian numbers in 40+ cities • Same-day provisioning in most cases • Free porting
What a cross-border line includes
Local numbers in both countries
A 212, 312 or 305 in the States, a 514 or 416 in Canada — as many as you need, on one account.
Routing that crosses the border
Ring your U.S. office, then a Canadian mobile, then voicemail to email — on your schedule.
E911 on either side
Register a U.S. or Canadian civic address. Emergency routing follows the region the number belongs to, not where your company is based.
Bilingual greetings and support
French-first prompts for Québec callers, English for the U.S., and one team that handles both.
Local numbers
Business numbers on both sides of the border
Put a New York, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles or Dallas number in front of American customers, and a Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto or Vancouver number in front of Canadian ones. Add as many as you need and point each one wherever you want.
U.S. local numbers
A true local presence in American cities — 212, 312, 305 and hundreds of other area codes. Includes voicemail to email, caller ID and forwarding.
$9.95 / month
Canadian local numbers
Numbers in 40+ Canadian cities, from 514 and 438 to 416, 604 and 418, with the same features and the same portal.
$9.95 / month
Toll-free both ways
800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888 numbers that reach you from anywhere in Canada and the United States.
$14.95 / month
Bundles
Complete phone systems for cross-border teams
Most companies do not want a bare number. These bundles include the greeting, the routing, the recording and the apps — in English, in French, or in both.
Business Starter Pack
$39
per month
One U.S. or Canadian number, auto-attendant, business SMS, call recording, a softphone and E911.
Business Pro Pack
$79
per month
Three numbers or users in either country, a toll-free line, IVR with queueing, caller ID masking and priority support.
Fleet & Dispatch Pack
$149
per month
Five users, dispatch hunt groups spanning both countries, booking IVR, driver caller ID masking and long-retention recording.
Who we look after
Built for companies that work on both sides of the border
Two things happen at this border. American companies find that a U.S. toll-free number and an English-only greeting quietly cost them Québec business. Canadian companies find that a 514 number on a U.S. landing page depresses conversion. Both problems have the same fix: a local number where the customer is, answered in the language they expect.
U.S. brands selling into Québec
A Montreal or Quebec City number, a French-first greeting and bilingual support, without opening a Canadian office.
Canadian exporters and manufacturers
A real 212, 312 or 305 so American buyers and distributors reach a local line, on the account you already have.
E-commerce and DTC brands
Separate numbers per market, so orders, returns and carrier calls land in the right queue in the right language.
Trucking, freight and logistics
Dispatch hunt groups, a number per terminal on either side of the border, and SMS notifications for drivers.
Agencies and professional services
Per-client or per-market numbers, recorded lines and voicemail transcription for teams working across two time zones.
SaaS and customer support teams
Call queueing, time-zone based routing and bilingual prompts, so a Québec customer never lands on an English-only menu.
Why switch
What cross-border businesses get out of moving
You should not need two vendors, two invoices and two support numbers to answer a phone in two countries. We provision U.S. and Canadian numbers on one platform, register E911 to the civic address you give us in either country, record the greetings in English and French, and invoice you in Canadian or U.S. dollars — whichever you prefer.
The cross-border setup, step by step
1. Tell us which markets you serve
Where your customers are, which language they expect, and which numbers you already advertise.
2. We build and test it
U.S. and Canadian 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 existing carrier timeline.
4. We stay reachable
Bilingual support from Montreal, and changes made while you are on the phone.
FAQ
Cross-border VoIP, answered
Still unsure? Call 855.299.VOIP or send us the details and we will map it out for you.
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Service scope
We provide communication and VoIP-related assistance only — business numbers, call routing, hosted PBX, porting and support.
For any legal, tax, or business matters involving Quebec or Canada — incorporation, sales tax, payroll, immigration, contracts or regulatory filings — please consult a qualified lawyer or accountant who specializes in cross-border clients.
We are always glad to point you toward the right kind of professional, but we do not provide legal, tax or accounting advice.
Get numbers on both sides of the border this week
Tell us which markets you serve and how calls should flow. We will send back a plan, a price and a go-live date.
Serving businesses across Canada and the United States · English and French · No contracts