International phone numbers for support and sales teams
Local presence in 18 countries from a single contract. Give your customers a number they recognize. Give your team a single platform.
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Why international support is still a mess
Every customer-facing team wants local phone numbers in their key markets. Customers answer local numbers. They ignore international ones. Marketing knows this. Sales knows this. Support knows this.
But getting local numbers usually means signing up with a different provider per country, dealing with KYC paperwork for each, and stitching the numbers into your existing telephony stack. By the time the third number is provisioned, the project is dead.
You need international numbers without the international procurement.
How Firsty solves it
Local numbers in 18 countries
Provisioned in minutes, not weeks.
One contract, one invoice
All numbers on one bill.
API or dashboard
Provision programmatically or via the UI.
SIP, native VoIP, or forwarding
Pick how you want calls delivered.
Technical capabilities
- DID number provisioning
- SIP trunking
- Call forwarding
- Programmable voice
- Number portability where supported
- Call recording where compliant
- IVR routing
- Real-time CDRs
Firsty vs Twilio for phone numbers
| Firsty | Twilio | Regional providers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local numbers in 18 countries | ✓ | ✓ | per provider |
| Single contract | ✓ | ✓ | -(per country) |
| Self-serve provisioning | ✓ | ✓ | varies |
| Bundled with eSIM and SMS | ✓ | partial | - |
| Minutes to provision | ✓ | ✓ | days to weeks |
From sandbox to production
- 01
Sign up for sandbox
No card required.
- 02
Pick countries
Browse available number types.
- 03
Provision a test number
Forward it or terminate it on SIP.
- 04
Scale up
Same API in production.
Frequently asked questions
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Give every market a local number.
One contract, one API, eighteen countries.