What a dedicated number is
A dedicated number is a real phone number assigned exclusively to your business on LobbyStack. Callers dial it like any other phone number. The AI receptionist answers, greets them, and handles the call based on your settings. You can use the number as your primary business line or keep your existing number and forward calls to it. Calls that reach the LobbyStack number are handled by your AI receptionist.Choose your number during setup
The number steps come after you talk to your receptionist on a browser test call.1
Verify your mobile number
Pick your phone’s country and enter your mobile number. Enter the 6-digit code LobbyStack texts you.Your LobbyStack number comes from the country you pick. LobbyStack can’t verify internet (VoIP) numbers.
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Pick a number
Choose a number from the list. To see numbers in another area, enter an area code and click Search.
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Call your number
Call the number from any phone. Your AI receptionist answers.
Free trial number
Without a paid plan, your number is free for 14 days, and you don’t need a card. The trial follows these rules:- Trial numbers are available in the United States and Canada.
- The trial ends at the end of day 14 in your business’s time zone. Day 1 is the day you get the number.
- The trial includes the Free plan’s 30 voice minutes. When they run out, LobbyStack forwards calls to the mobile number you verified until you upgrade.
- During the trial, your receptionist transfers calls only to the mobile number you verified.
- Upgrade to Starter or Pro during the trial to keep the same number.
- Each business, account, and verified phone number gets one trial.
- LobbyStack emails you on day 10, on day 13, and the day after the trial ends.
Using your existing business number
Callers don’t have to learn a new number. Forward your current business line to your LobbyStack number, and your receptionist answers the calls that reach it. You choose whether to forward only the calls you miss or every call.Forward your calls
Find the code or settings for your carrier, and test that forwarding works.