PhonePick

Integrations · Your phone line

Your existing phone number and PhonePick Connected today

Keep the number on your van and your business cards. Forward it to PhonePick and it answers only the calls you do not.

Every plan · PhonePick starts at $75 a month. No contract, no setup fee.

What it does

Your existing phone number and the phone

This is the integration nearly everyone actually needs, and it is not with software — it is with the phone you already have. PhonePick gives you a number; you set conditional call forwarding on your own line so calls come to PhonePick when you do not answer, are on another call, or have your phone off. You keep your number, you keep answering when you want to, and nothing is ported.

Settings shows you the exact codes for your own line, including the one for “when you don't answer, are busy, or your phone is off”, so you dial it once and it is done. Take it off the same way.

Setting it up

How to connect it

  1. In PhonePick: finish signup and pick your number — the line answers in about ten minutes.
  2. Settings → Your phone shows the forwarding codes for your carrier with your PhonePick number already filled in. Dial the one you want from the phone you are forwarding.
  3. Ring your own number and let it go unanswered to check it.

Being straight with you

What it will not do

PhonePick does not port your number and does not replace your carrier — your phone bill does not change. If you forward every call unconditionally, callers reach PhonePick even when you are free, which is sometimes what a business wants and is usually not. And a call PhonePick transfers back to you arrives from the PhonePick number rather than the caller's, so caller ID on a transferred call is not the customer's number.

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