Get Local with a Germany Virtual Phone Number

Generate Your Virtual German Phone Number

You can now set up a German virtual phone number. Unlike a traditional phone number, a virtual one isn’t associated with a local address. So your German customers, friends, and family can call you on a local number no matter where you are.

Establish a Local Presence with a German Contact

People are more likely to trust a company that seems to be based in their home country. Obtaining a Germany phone number — called a telefonnummer in the German language — will allow you to establish a local presence there.

If you’re looking to break into the German market and establish a presence in Germany, a local number will give you more credibility and make it easier for people to contact you. The more convenient you make it for your customers to contact you, the more likely they are to reach out.

Choose Your +49 Country Code Number

Phone numbers in Germany are marked by a 49 country code. With EasyRinger, you can access virtual phone numbers across Germany, whether you’re looking for a Berlin area code or a Deutschland phone number.

You can get a virtual German phone number with EasyRinger in three easy steps:

Set up an account with EasyRinger online or download the app on your smartphone.
Choose Germany as your preferred country and select the region you want.
Select the number you want from the choices offered from our Germany phone number generator.
Enter your email.

Enhance your Phone Privacy

Using a virtual German phone number allows you to maintain privacy. You can keep your real phone number — and any associated personal information such as your address — out of the public sphere. This lets you draw a clear line between your business and personal lives.

EasyRinger includes robust security features, so you can easily allow or block certain numbers. This gives you greater control over your phone number, protects your data, and helps prevent spam calls.

What is a German Virtual Phone Number?

A German virtual phone number lets you make and receive calls as if you were in Germany. It uses internet-based technology instead of traditional landlines. This means you don’t need to go to the trouble and expense of establishing a permanent residence in Germany.

Whether you travel to Germany frequently or work completely remotely, you can set up or maintain your presence in Germany at minimal expense. Virtual phone numbers are ideal for businesses or individuals who want to expand into the German market or just maintain contact with friends or family.

Why Get a Virtual German Number

Boost Trust in Your Local or Online Business

Since a virtual number is indistinguishable from a traditional German phone number, it has the same credibility. If you have — or want to have — a customer base in Germany, using a local number in your marketing materials gives you a cost-effective way to expand. Making it simple for your customers to reach you is an important method for demonstrating that you’re committed to providing excellent customer service and support.

An Affordable German Phone Number

EasyRinger’s virtual phone number pricing plans are among the most competitive on the market. You can choose from a standard or pro plan with monthly or yearly options.

The Standard Plan is $45/month or $450/year and includes:

$2 of calling credit per month
Voice and voicemail support
SMS/MMS support
Forwarding to two numbers
Blocking and allowing features for specific numbers

The Pro Plan is $50/month or $500/year and includes:

Everything in the Standard Plan
Interactive menus
Forwarding to up to different 10 numbers

Easy to Use and Set Up

You don’t need to be a tech whiz to set up a German virtual phone number. EasyRinger’s platform is intuitive and easy to use, even for complete beginners. You can have your number set up in a matter of minutes.

Once you’ve gotten your number and set up your account, you’ll have full access to our complete range of features. Our simple user interface lets you easily control all aspects of your virtual phone number with just a few taps or clicks.

No Hidden Fees with Our Virtual Phone Numbers

Unlike many companies, with EasyRinger, you’ll never be surprised by hidden fees. Our clear and transparent plans outline everything you have to pay for upfront. There are no unexpected service charges. You can also easily cancel your plan at any time without penalties or fees.

How to Get a German Phone Number

To find a German phone number, the first thing you need to do is choose a provider. Look for a reliable service provider who offers comprehensive support and a wide range of numbers from many geographical areas in Germany.

The setup process is quick and easy. You just choose the country, area code, and phone number you want, provide your email to register your account and submit payment. Quickly access the phone number you need and get started right away.

Features That We Offer

SIP Phone Service

Session initiation protocol (SIP) phone service is a technology that uses internet protocols to make voice and video calls and other types of real-time communication. SIP facilitates high-quality communication regardless of the distance between parties. This type of phone service is widely used by international businesses because of its convenience and affordability.

Caller ID

When you’re making a call with EasyRinger, you can set your caller ID to show up as your German phone number. This makes it appear you’re calling from a local number rather than from overseas. If you have more than one virtual number with EasyRinger, you can choose which you want to appear as your caller ID. People are more likely to answer a number that appears to be local, so you’ll have a higher response rate for marketing and sales calls.

Voicemail

EasyRinger’s voicemail services includes voice-to-text translation that automatically converts voicemails to texts and sends them directly to your email. With this service, it’s easy for you to quickly deal with multiple voicemails.

You can more easily search through your voicemails when they’re converted to text by looking for certain keywords. This makes record-keeping and data analytics easier for business purposes.

Calls from the Browser

You’ll have unparalleled flexibility with a virtual phone number from EasyRinger. In addition to being able to call from your smartphone, you can make calls directly from your browser. This convenience allows business and personal users to make a call anywhere they have an internet connection — ideal for areas where cell service is spotty or unreliable.

You can also easily receive calls from your browser. Just keep your browser open while you’re working on your computer. EasyRinger will ring from your browser whenever you get an incoming call. There’s no need to download any software, so you can make calls from any computer.

Why Buy a Virtual German Number with EasyRinger

EasyRinger is one of the most trusted virtual phone number providers in the industry. With a strong commitment to delivering seamless communication solutions and a straightforward pricing model, customers trust EasyRinger to deliver reliable service anywhere in the world. Our extensive features, including SIP, browser-based calling, and responsive customer support, set us apart from our competitors.

Germany Virtual Number FAQs

We offer area codes from over 45 German locations. EasyRinger gives you flexibility in choosing the area code you want, so you can establish a local presence anywhere in the country.

A Germany number consists of three parts. The area code identifies a specific location in Germany, such as the city. It’s between two and five digits and begins with 0. The local prefix is next, followed by the subscriber number. As a general rule, shorter area codes are assigned to cities and longer area codes are assigned to smaller towns. Berlin’s area code is 30, for example, whereas Heidelberg’s area code is 06221. Mobile phone numbers have an area code starting with 15, 16, or 17 that makes them easily identifiable. They’re three or four digits long.

While it can be expensive and time-consuming to get a traditional landline in Germany, it’s extremely simple to set up a virtual number. All you have to do is go to EasyRinger’s home page, choose “Germany” as your preferred company, select the region you want, enter your email to set up your account and submit your payment. If you run into any issues, EasyRinger’s expert customer service team is standing by and happy to help.

The process for calling a number in Germany will be different depending on whether you’re calling from Germany or calling from another number. If you’re calling from inside Germany, you’ll dial the full area code, including the leading zero. You don’t need to include the country code for calls within Germany.

If you’re calling from outside of Germany, the process is a little more complicated. You’ll need to first dial the exit code from your home country. In the United States, the exit code is 011. For most European countries, it’s 00. Next, you need to dial 49, Germany’s country code, then the area code. However, you don’t include the leading zero on the area code when calling from another country. Finally, enter the subscriber code.

As you can see, calling internationally is more complicated, which is a major reason why having a virtual German phone number can benefit your business.

Transparent communication and respect for our customers are two of our highest values. Because of this, we believe in providing excellent customer service. Our chat functionality is available 24/7 directly from your browser. You can also send us an email at support@easyringer.com.

The German phone numbering system can be confusing if you’re used to the 10-digit American-style phone numbers. Here are some examples that can help make it clearer.

A good example of a German phone number is the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Berlin, which is +49 30 902694000

The +49 is the country code, indicating that it’s a German number. You wouldn’t need to dial this if you’re calling from a German phone number. However, you would need to include a leading zero on the area code. The 30 is the area code for Berlin, which you wouldn’t need to dial if you’re calling from a landline with the same area code. To sum up, here are examples of how to call a number in Germany:

From a country other than Germany: +49 30 902694000
From within Germany but outside of Berlin: 030 902694000
From a landline within Berlin: 902694000

An example of a German mobile phone number is +49 151 1234567. Again, 49 is the country code, 151 is the mobile phone area code and 1234567 is the subscriber number. To call this number under the same scenarios as above you’d dial:

From outside of Germany: +49 151 1234567
From inside of Germany: 0151 1234567

Since the area code is for a mobile number, you’ll always need to dial it. Remember to add the zero before the area code if calling from within the country.

Before 2010, German phone numbers could vary widely in length due to the differences in area code and subscriber digits. However, in 2010, a new numbering plan was introduced and now newly assigned German landline numbers are fixed at 11 digits, including a maximum of eight digits for the subscriber number.

The exceptions to this rule include Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Munich, which have 10-digit numbers because their area codes are only two digits. Older numbers are still in use, and some older subscriber codes could be as short as two digits. So in practice, the length of German phone numbers can vary widely.

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