Keep your number
Switching providers? Keep your number, skip the downtime.
Moving phone providers should not mean new numbers on every card and sign. Your old service keeps ringing while we prepare the switch, so customers never hit a dead line.
- Local, toll-free and international
- No port-out fees
- Back-out path kept open
Why port
Change the system, not the number.
Your number is printed, listed and saved in more places than you think. Switch between the two options to see what each one means.
How it works
Who does what, at every step.
Five steps, three players. You share a few details and sign one form. We handle the carrier side.
Which numbers can move
Almost any number can come along.
Local, toll-free, mobile and international numbers can all move to Teloz. Here is how long each usually takes, and what to have ready.
Nothing goes dark
Move over without missing a call.
Both systems run side by side until switch day. Every call is answered, before and after the number moves.
After the switch we keep a back-out path open for 24 to 48 hours while test calls confirm everything works.
Teloz does not charge port-out fees and will process any legitimate letter from a new carrier. You are never locked in.
Teams across the US run their phones on Teloz.
From independent agencies to multi-site operations, Teloz supports every desk in the building.
“We trained the AI receptionist on our price list and booking hours. No-shows dropped 22% in six weeks.”
“Four clinics, one directory, one bill. We switched from a stitched PBX stack and cut monthly costs by 38%.”
“The chat widget books legal consults without me touching it. Escalations arrive with full context.”
“Web chat, Instagram DMs, SMS, and our 800 number in one thread. CSAT went from 4.1 to 4.7 in a quarter.”
What teams ask about porting numbers.
Everything to know before you start a port.
Pick a plan. Go live before lunch.
Same network. Same security. Same uptime. Only the feature depth changes.
