Get a Toll-Free 800 Number for Your Business — Starting at $6.95/Month, No Contract, Active Today
A dedicated 800 number tells customers you're established, answers calls on any phone you already own, and costs less per month than a tank of gas. With eTollfree, you pick your number online, pay $0 to set up, and have it forwarding calls the same day — no technician, no long-term commitment, and a 30-day money-back guarantee if it isn't the right fit.
How much does it cost to buy an 800 number?
Getting an 800 number for your business costs $6.95 per month with eTollfree — that's the Call Forwarding plan, which includes your toll-free number, 100 minutes a month (5.9¢/min after that), voicemail, and the same 100+ features every plan gets. Setup is $0, and there's no contract — it's month-to-month with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
If your team makes and takes a lot of calls, unlimited calling is $14 per user/month on eBizLine Lite (our most popular plan), and the full Business Phone Basic system with automation and Microsoft Teams integration is $24.95 per user/month.
| What you need | Plan | Price |
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| An 800 number that rings your existing phone | Call Forwarding | $6.95/mo — 100 minutes included, then 5.9¢/min |
| Unlimited calling for a small team | eBizLine Lite | $14/user/mo — most popular |
| Full phone system + automations | Business Phone Basic | $24.95/user/mo |
Here's what that looks like on a real bill. A one-person business that takes about 200 toll-free minutes a month pays $6.95 for the plan plus 100 extra minutes at 5.9¢ — roughly $12.85 that month. A three-person sales team on eBizLine Lite pays $14 × 3 = $42 a month with unlimited calling and no overage math to worry about. Nothing is added at checkout: no activation charge, no number reservation fee, no minimum term. You can see every plan side by side on our full toll-free pricing page.
Which plan fits you? If you just want a toll-free number pointing at a phone you already own, Call Forwarding at $6.95/mo is the whole answer — most first-time buyers start there and stay there. Move up to eBizLine Lite at $14/user/mo when call volume makes per-minute billing tedious, or when a second person needs their own line and extension. Business Phone Basic at $24.95/user/mo is for teams that want the automations — workflows, Microsoft Teams, lead management — living in the same place as the phone. You can change plans later without changing your number.
How do I check 800 number availability and buy one online?
Four steps, start to finish, and most people are done in under five minutes:
- Search live availability. Open our toll-free number search and see real, available 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888 numbers in seconds. Search by digits, or search by word (vanity search) to find a number that spells your business name.
- Pick your number. True 800-prefix numbers are the scarcest, so the exact digits you want may already be taken; 833, 844 and 855 have the widest choice and the best odds for a vanity number.
- Check out online. It takes about three minutes. Pick your plan — $6.95/mo, $14/user/mo or $24.95/user/mo — enter your details, and pay by card. Your number activates the same day.
- Point it anywhere. Forward the number to your cell, your office line, or our app, and change where it rings any time from your account. No technician visit, no new hardware.
You don't need a business licence, an EIN, or a physical office to buy an 800 number — sole proprietors and week-old businesses do it every day. What you do need at checkout is a working phone number for calls to forward to, an email address, and a payment card. If you already know the digits you want, type them straight into the search; if you'd rather have a number that spells something, run a word search and you'll see every available spelling of it.
Claim your 800 number today — numbers are going fast
Search live availability in seconds. No account needed to look, no contract when you buy. Your number activates the same day, starting at just $6.95/month.
Get My 800 Number — Starts at $6.95Can you actually "buy" an 800 number — or are they leased?
Straight answer: nobody sells you an 800 number outright. Under FCC rules, toll-free numbers are assigned to your business through a registered provider (called a RespOrg) — you control the number for as long as you keep the service, and you can port it to another provider whenever you want. So when a website advertises "800 numbers for sale," what you're really buying is service on that number. That's true of every provider, including us.
The difference is what the service costs. With eTollfree it's $6.95/month with no contract, so "your" number stays yours for less than the price of lunch — and if you ever leave, the number goes with you at no charge.
Why does this matter when you're comparing providers? Because a company that talks about "owning" your number is usually the same company that makes leaving difficult. The questions worth asking are the practical ones: is there a setup fee (ours is $0), is there a contract (ours is month-to-month), and what does it cost to take the number with you if you go (nothing, with us). Get honest answers to those three and the "buy vs. lease" wording stops mattering.
One practical consequence: because the number is assigned rather than sold, there's no resale market you need to shop. Any "premium" price you're quoted for a plain toll-free number is a markup on service, not on the number itself. Vanity numbers are the one place real extra value exists — a number that spells your business name is genuinely worth having — and with us a vanity number costs the same $6.95/month as any other.
Which 800 number provider is the most affordable? (providers compared)
Here's how the most-searched 800 number providers line up on the things that actually show up on your monthly bill. Every provider here is a legitimate choice — the right one depends on how many people need a line and how many features you want included rather than added on.
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