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Premium phone numbers

Where can you buy a premium or VIP phone number? These are the most valuable numbers in Exclusive Digits’ own inventory, from $500 to $75,000: repeating digits, round endings and rare patterns in sought-after area codes, each at a one-time price.

  • From Exclusive Digits’ own inventory
  • Highest price first
  • Charged at checkout; one-time price
  • Portable to Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and all major US carriers

Current inventory

Available numbers

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Buying guide

Choosing a premium phone number

Not premium-rate numbers

A premium number here means a rare, memorable local number. It is not a 900 number: callers pay nothing extra, and it works like any other number on your carrier.

What makes these numbers premium

Numbers such as (310) 300-8000 and (310) 300-5000 use few distinct digits, so they are easy to say, hear and remember. Few of them exist in each area code, and established codes like 212 and 310 draw the most demand, which is why prices run into the thousands.

From our own inventory

Every number on this page is held by Exclusive Digits, so it is ours to sell and your card is charged at checkout. After payment we email what your carrier needs to move it: the current carrier, the account number, the transfer PIN, and the account name and service address.

Questions about premium phone numbers

What is a VIP phone number?

A number with a rare, memorable pattern, such as repeating digits, a round ending like 0000, or a short sequence, usually in a well-known area code. People pick them for a brand, a sales line or personal status.

Is a premium phone number a 900 number?

No. These are regular local numbers. Callers are not charged extra, and you pay your carrier its usual rate for service.

How much does a premium phone number cost?

The numbers on this page are listed from $500 to $75,000, highest price first. Every price is a one-time purchase with no contract or monthly fee to Exclusive Digits.

How do I buy one?

Open the number, add it to your cart and check out. We then email the transfer details, and you give them to your carrier to move the number onto your account.

Can I move a premium number to my carrier?

Yes. Every number in the catalog is portable to Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and all major US carriers. Your carrier may charge its own service or transfer fees.

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