Keep your 480 number, and the phones you have.
Check it in a few seconds. You’ll know before you pay anything, and we do the moving.
Rather talk it through? Write to us and a person answers.
Phone service in Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler and Tempe, for homes and businesses.
For homes and businesses across the Valley: keep your 480 number and the phones you have, ring the shop and the crew on the road at once, and answer from your cell too.
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Area codes here
480602623
Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler and Tempe numbers have long been 480. Phoenix and the rest of the Valley share three area codes. Since 2023 all three cover the whole Valley, so a new number anywhere in it can be 480, 602 or 623, and every local call is dialed with all ten digits.
Whichever one your number has, it can usually come with you. Moving it is free, and your old service keeps working until it arrives. Keeping your number
Home, business, or both.
Home phone
Keep the house number and the phones you have. Answer from your cell, too.
See home phone
Business phone
One number for the whole team, on desk phones, cordless handsets or the app.
See business phone
AI receptionist
Answers when your hands are full and tells you what the caller wanted.
Meet the receptionistWorks over the internet you have.
Kafono runs over your home or office internet, whoever provides it: the Kafono adapter plugs into your router, and the app works on any connection.
- Cox
- CenturyLink
- Verizon
- AT&T
- T-Mobile
- Starlink
Kafono isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by these companies. Their names belong to them.
Switching from a CenturyLink landline, a Cox home phone or a cell number? Your number can usually come with you, and the old service keeps working until it moves. How moving a number works
Arizona time, all year
Most of Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time and never changes its clocks; the Navajo Nation does. An account set to Arizona time runs its business hours and its call reports on it, with nothing to change in March or November.
Business hoursSet up for your trade.
Phone setups by trade, from the menu callers hear to the after-hours message.
Real estateA number for every agent, texts from the office line, and no lead lost to a full voicemail.See how it works
ContractorsThe office number rings in the truck, and the after-hours emergency reaches whoever is on call.See how it works
Tech companiesA phone system that works like your other tools: in the browser, the Mac and your CRM.See how it works
Who answers 911 here.
A 911 call from a Kafono line carries the address on your account, and the 911 network sends it to the center that serves that address.
911 with your address- ScottsdaleScottsdale Police’s communications dispatchers, in the department’s Operational Services Bureau.Source: City of Scottsdale
- MesaMesa Police Communications, which takes 911 calls for Mesa police and fire, and for the Gilbert, Queen Creek and Apache Junction fire departments.Source: City of Mesa
- ChandlerFire and medical calls are dispatched from the Phoenix Fire Department’s regional Alarm Room, which sends the closest unit, whatever the city.Source: City of Chandler
- TempeTempe Police’s 911 Emergency Communications Bureau answers every call first, and connects fire and medical calls to Tempe Fire Medical Rescue.Source: City of Tempe
Every price, on one page.
Home and business plans, the AI receptionist, fax and extra numbers. No sales call, and taxes and fees show before you pay.
Questions from the Valley.
- Can I keep my 480 number?
- Usually, yes. Check it with the number check and you’ll know before you pay. Your old service keeps working until it moves.
- Will a new number start with 480?
- Not always. Since 2023 a new number anywhere in the Valley can be 480, 602 or 623. Search by area code to pick the one you want.
- Does Kafono work with my internet provider?
- Yes. Kafono works over any internet connection, from Cox, CenturyLink, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Starlink or anyone else.
- Do I have to change my business hours for daylight saving?
- No. Most of Arizona never changes its clocks, and an account set to Arizona time follows it all year.
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