Nevada has just three area codes. Las Vegas and the rest of Clark County use 702 and 725. Everywhere else, from Reno and Carson City to Elko, uses 775. Get a Nevada number for calls and texts, and let Concierge answer it.
Until 1998, 702 covered the whole state. NANPA lists 775 as going into service that December for northern and rural Nevada, which left 702 to the Las Vegas area. The 725 overlay followed in 2014.
Nevada is on Pacific time. West Wendover, on the Utah line in area code 775, keeps Mountain time.
Where the code reaches, its overlays and neighbors, and the numbers open right now.
A live sample of local Nevada numbers from our carrier, from any of the state's area codes. Numbers are not held, so they can be taken at any time.
Customers call or text your local number. A digital employee answers, and your team steps in when it should.
Concierge picks up on your Nevada number, recognizes customers by their phone number and pulls up their orders and history.
Order status, changes, refunds within your rules, and questions about your products.
One tap to join the call. Concierge introduces your teammate to the caller first.
Calls and texts land in your team inbox, in one history for each customer.
You choose who answers each number: a digital employee takes every call, a teammate gets the first ring and Concierge picks up if nobody answers, or only teammates answer.
Calls and texts on one local number, answered day and night, with your team one tap away.
NANPA lists 3 area codes in service in Nevada: 702, 725 and 775.
Nevada is on Pacific time. West Wendover, on the Utah line in area code 775, keeps Mountain time.
Yes. A Nevada number from Chargezen takes both calls and texts. US carriers require 10DLC registration before a business texts from a local number, and Chargezen files it for you from the details you provide. Concierge answers the texts as well as the calls.
Yes. Bring your Nevada number over from your current provider. Chargezen checks that the number can move, you sign a letter of authorization in Chargezen, and you follow the transfer there. The number stays the same, area code included.
Sources: area codes, in-service years, overlays and time zones from the NANPA NPA database (North American Numbering Plan Administrator), checked October 18, 2026. NANPA lists the original area codes as in service from January 1, 1947. Cities, counties and neighboring codes are public geography. Available numbers come live from our carrier, change constantly and are not held for you.
