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Bring your numbers to CarrierX

Porting moves the phone numbers you already use from your current provider to CarrierX, so customers keep dialing the numbers they know. CarrierX takes both long-code and toll‑free numbers.

A port, start to finishTypically 3 business days
  1. Request

    You send the signed LOA and your list of numbers.

  2. Validation

    Your current provider checks the details against the account.

  3. Port date

    The numbers move to CarrierX, unchanged.

Your numbers keep working throughout: service stays with your current provider until the port date.

Why port

Same numbers, new carrier

A port transfers a number's service from one provider to another. The number itself does not change; the network behind it does.

  • Keep the numbers people know

    Customers keep calling and texting the numbers already on your website, cards and invoices.

  • Local and toll‑free

    CarrierX accepts both long-code and toll‑free numbers.

  • Voice and messaging together

    Choose voice, SMS or both for your numbers. Messaging is typically ported along with them.

The workflow

Submitting a port request

A port request starts with one form, the CarrierX Letter of Authorization for Number Porting.

  1. Complete the form

    Fill in every required field in the Customer Information and Existing Account Information sections.

  2. List your numbers

    Enter them on the form, or attach a separate list such as a spreadsheet or text file.

  3. Choose services

    Pick voice, SMS or both. If you do not want SMS, uncheck it and say so when you submit.

  4. Sign and date

    The form must be signed by an authorized representative of the account.

  5. Submit

    Email the completed form and any supporting documents to CarrierX.

CarrierX

What to expect from a port

Porting to CarrierX is a straightforward process.

  • Typically 3 business days

    That is the usual time for a port to CarrierX to complete.

  • Long-code and toll‑free

    CarrierX accepts both types of number.

  • Services you choose

    You choose on the form whether ported numbers carry voice, SMS or both.

  • One form to start

    A port starts with the CarrierX Letter of Authorization, which also carries the list of numbers to move.

Questions

Common questions

Number porting

Plan your move to CarrierX

Book a call with the CarrierX team to go through the numbers you want to bring over and the services they need.