A real home phone over the internet you already have, anywhere in Canada. Pick any Canadian area code and it's live in minutes, or bring the number you've had for years. Unlimited calling across Canada and the US, 9-1-1 included, $11.99 USD a month — and we'll be straight with you below about the one thing we can't ship north yet.
The classic reasons for a house phone haven't changed: kids too young for cell phones, grandparents, the home office, not handing your cell number to every form that asks. What's changed is that you no longer need a big carrier — or a big-carrier bill — to have one.
Pick the area code you want at signup — local to you, or local to the people who call you most. Moving provinces someday? The number moves with you, because it lives on the internet, not on a wire down your street.
Unlimited calling covers all of Canada and all of the US, both directions, at one flat rate. Family in the States, a business in Bellingham, a condo in Phoenix: none of it is "long distance," because it's 2026 and it shouldn't be.
$11.99 a month, flat, and we say "USD" out loud instead of letting your card statement break the news. No bundle, no introductory rate that doubles in year two, no fee safari. The price on this page is the bill.
Choose a brand-new number in any available Canadian (or US) area code, or tell us the number you want to bring and we'll port it in free. Your number is live in minutes: voicemail works right away, and calls can ring the free app on your cell.
In the US we ship the adapter free; we can't ship into Canada yet. The good news: any standard SIP adapter works — a Grandstream HT801 or similar from amazon.ca or your local electronics store. Call us before you buy and we'll recommend one, then stay on the line while you set it up. Or skip hardware entirely and just use the app.
Router on one side, your phone on the other, wait for the light, pick up the handset. Dial tone. Any corded or cordless phone you already own works, and if anything's confusing, a real person answers at (855) 801-2441, 24/7 — toll-free from anywhere in Canada.
Actually available. Sign up with your Canadian address, pick your number, and 9-1-1 registration works with that address. Full service in Canada — not a US-only product with Canadian numbers bolted on.
Because we're a US company and that's what we bill in, so we'd rather tell you here than let the exchange rate tell you on your statement. Your card converts at its own rate, and some Canadian cards add a foreign-transaction fee, commonly around 2.5%. Even with all of that, the total lands well below a typical big-carrier phone line.
Yes. 9-1-1 is included, and we register your address at signup so dispatchers see where you're calling from. One honest caveat that applies to every internet phone: during a power or internet outage the phone won't work, including for 9-1-1, so keep a mobile phone charged as backup — and set it as your failover number: automatic failover is included, so incoming calls forward to your cell on their own whenever your adapter is offline. Outgoing calls, including 9-1-1, still need power and internet. Full details are in our 911 disclosure.
Any standard SIP adapter (the box is called an ATA) — a Grandstream HT801 or similar is the usual pick, and amazon.ca or most electronics stores carry them. Call us before you order and we'll point you to one, then walk you through setup when it arrives; it's a ten-minute job. Prefer no hardware at all? The free app turns your cell into the home line.
Yes. Canadian numbers port between providers, and porting to us is free — we handle the paperwork with your current provider, whether that's a big carrier, a cable company, or another internet phone service. Your number keeps working the whole time, and if you ever leave, it ports out free too.
Happily. The service works anywhere there's internet, so pack the adapter and your number rings in Florida or Arizona exactly like it does at home, with the US side of the calling already included. Just update your 9-1-1 address in the dashboard when you relocate so dispatchers see the right place.
All of them. Cable, fibre, DSL, fixed wireless, or satellite — if your internet works, the phone works. A call uses less bandwidth than a low-quality video stream, so even modest rural connections handle it easily.
No. $11.99 USD a month, month to month, cancel anytime. The number you pick is yours: if you ever leave, it ports out to your next provider free.
$11.99 USD a month flat, unlimited Canada & US calling, any Canadian area code. Sign up in five minutes, or call and a real person will set you up start to finish — toll-free from anywhere in Canada.
Or just call us: (855) 801-2441