Your PaidLine Number
Choose your number, set your rate and availability, forward to any U.S. phone, customize your greeting, and promote it everywhere. Twelve articles to make your number work the way you want.
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How do I set up my PaidLine number?
Setup wizard walks you through choosing your number, rate, availability, forwarding, and payouts. Active the moment you finish.
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How do I set or change my rate?
Update your per-minute rate from your dashboard. Changes take effect instantly.
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Can I customize the greeting callers hear?
Pick a voice, add a custom bio, edit your greeting anytime. Changes go live instantly.
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How do I set or change my availability?
Set scheduled hours, toggle on/off anytime. Off-hours callers hear a friendly message inviting them to try later.
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How do I set or change my call-forwarding number?
Dashboard → Call Handling. Enter, verify via SMS, save. Calls still route securely through PaidLine.
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Can I choose my PaidLine number?
Yes — search by state or area code during setup. Vanity and easy-to-remember numbers available, subject to inventory.
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Can I get a vanity PaidLine number?
Yes. Pick a number that spells a word or phrase during setup — subject to inventory. Same cost, same functionality.
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How do I promote my PaidLine number?
Drop your PaidLine number anywhere a phone number normally goes — website, bios, email signature, business cards. The more places, the more calls.
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Where can I share my PaidLine number?
Anywhere you communicate with your audience — social bios, websites, newsletters, podcasts, business cards. Your real number stays hidden.
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Can I forward an existing number to PaidLine?
Yes — forward any U.S. number you own to your PaidLine. Callers route through PaidLine and pay your rate. No need to change your contact details.
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Can I forward my PaidLine number internationally?
Not yet — U.S. forwarding numbers only. International forwarding is planned. Workaround: route through a virtual U.S. number.
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Do I lose my PaidLine number if I cancel?
Cancel but keep your account: number held during a grace period. Delete your account or wait too long: number is released.