Phone Numbers

Buy and manage phone numbers for your voice agents. Covers local, mobile, toll-free and shared-cost numbers, country-specific regulatory requirements, the monthly rental, the one-time setup fee, and how cancellation works.

How Numbers Work in Yaplet

Phone numbers are provisioned through Telnyx, our telephony partner, and managed directly inside Yaplet. A number is its own billable item — separate from your Yaplet plan — and is always assigned to exactly one voice agent at a time.

Local

A number with a geographic area code. Best for businesses with a regional presence and lower per-minute carrier rates.

Mobile

A number that looks like a mobile line. Useful where customers won't call landlines, especially on consumer markets.

Toll-free

A free-to-call number for the caller. The receiving business pays per-minute. Great for support hotlines.

Shared-cost

A number where the cost is split between caller and receiver. Available in a small set of countries with their own conventions.

Buying a Number

Open Dashboard → Automation → Voice → Phone numbers and click Buy number.

Pick a country

Yaplet lists every country Telnyx currently sells numbers in. The list shows the monthly rental and the one-time setup fee per type before you commit.

Pick a type

Local, mobile, toll-free or shared-cost depending on what's available for the chosen country.

Search and choose

Search by prefix or by city. Click a candidate to lock in the exact number.

Confirm and pay

Review the line item — the one-time setup fee, the prorated rental for the rest of the current month, and the monthly rental that will start on the next billing date — and confirm. The number is yours within minutes for most countries.

On purchase you pay two things up front: the one-time setup fee for the number, and the prorated rental from today until your next billing date. From the next billing date onwards you just pay the monthly rental like any other line item on your plan.

Regulatory Requirements

Some countries require additional documents before a number can be activated. Examples include proof of address, end-user declarations, and country-specific tax IDs.

When you order a number that needs paperwork, Yaplet opens a regulatory order with the carrier and tracks each required item on the Phone numbers page:

  • Open requirement — you haven't uploaded the document yet.
  • Under review — uploaded, waiting for carrier approval.
  • Approved — accepted; the number activates within minutes.
  • Rejected — re-upload requested with a reason.
Have your documents ready as PDFs before you start the order. Most regulatory delays come from blurry scans, wrong country of issuance, or expired ID — not from the carrier being slow.

Assigning a Number to an Agent

Once a number is active, open the Connections tab of a voice agent and pick it from the list of available numbers. A number can only be attached to one agent at a time; reassign it by detaching from the current agent first.

You can run different agents in different languages on different numbers from the same Yaplet workspace — for example, a Hungarian agent on a Budapest local number and an English agent on a US toll-free, both backed by the same VEX knowledge base.

Cancelling a Number

To stop a number's billing, detach it from any agent and click Cancel on its row. Cancellation in Yaplet is immediate, not end-of-period:

  • The number is released the moment you confirm and stops answering calls. You cannot reclaim it through Yaplet once released.
  • Any unused days remaining in the current billing cycle are refunded prorated to the day.
  • The one-time setup fee is non-refundable — it covered the upfront cost of provisioning the number, which the carrier does not return.
Because release is immediate, double-check that you really want to drop the number before confirming. There's no "cancel at period end" option — once you click Cancel, the number is gone and re-buying the same one is almost never possible.

Billing Summary

  • Monthly rental — varies by country and number type. Visible at purchase and on the Phone numbers page. Charged monthly from the next billing date.
  • One-time setup fee — paid once per number on purchase, non-refundable.
  • Prorated first-month rental — paid on purchase, covers the days between purchase and your next billing date.
  • Per-minute conversation usage — metered separately at $0.12/min in Yaplet credits, the unified usage currency used across every usage-based feature, and added to your next invoice. See Pricing & limits.

Subscription & billing

Where to see every voice charge — number rental, setup fees and per-minute usage — alongside the rest of your Yaplet bill.