020 London Phone Numbers

We can supply 020 numbers from the London ranges, subject to availability, and numbers from any other UK area as well. Tell us what you are looking for and we will check what is free.

All four are London numbers under the 020 code. 0207 and 0208 are the older ranges, while 0203 and 0204 were added as those filled up. None of them tells a caller your district, and each one works in exactly the same way.

Yes, 020 is a geographic landline code. You do not need a physical line or a London address, because calls can be sent to a mobile, a desk phone, a laptop app or a cloud phone system.

Yes, in most cases. Businesses anywhere in the UK can use a 020 number, and calls can be answered from any location. Many firms use one to establish themselves in the capital.

No. Using 020 London phone numbers does not require a London office or address. We set the number up for your business and route calls to wherever your team works, and you can change that destination whenever your needs change.

Yes. Calls to one 020 number can ring a whole team together, in turn or in a set order, and each person can answer on a mobile, a desk phone or a laptop app.

Many firms add a second number so a department or campaign has its own line.

Yes. The 020 code is used across Greater London. It identifies the capital rather than a single district. Customers anywhere in London, and beyond, will recognise it.

The cost of calling a 020 number depends on the caller’s telephone provider and tariff. Many landline and mobile allowances include these calls, while charges can apply outside an allowance; callers should check their provider’s current rates.

Once your number is confirmed and set up, we let you know when it is ready to take calls. Moving an existing number takes longer because it depends on your current supplier, and we agree the arrangements with you first.

Calls to your 020 number can divert automatically to mobiles, which supports business continuity. A disaster recovery plan can add a backup connection, and SIP trunking or a Cloud PBX hosted away from your office adds further resilience.

In most cases, yes. We organise the move with your existing supplier and pick a time that suits your business, which keeps any break in service to a minimum.

Yes. Depending on your needs, recording can be basic or can include the fuller features contact centres rely on.

Yes. We can arrange numbers in a wide range of countries. Tell us where your customers are and we will explain what is available and the likely cost.