A New York business number that answers.
New York runs from Manhattan's 212 to Buffalo's 716. Most of the state's area codes now come in overlay pairs or groups, so a new number in the same town can start with either code. Get a New York number for calls and texts, and let Concierge answer it.
- area codes in service
- 23
- area codes in service
- time zone
- Eastern
- time zone
- on every number
- Calls + texts
- on every number
New York area codes.
New York City has two overlay groups. Manhattan shares 212, 646 and 332. The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island share 718, 347, 929 and 465, which NANPA lists as in service from June 2026. The 917 code covers all five boroughs, so it belongs to both groups.
Outside the city, Long Island splits into 516 and 363 in Nassau County and 631 and 934 in Suffolk County. Upstate, Albany and the Capital Region use 518 and 838, Syracuse and central New York use 315 and 680, Buffalo uses 716 and 624, and Rochester uses 585. Westchester keeps 914, and the Hudson Valley uses 845 and 329.
All of New York is on Eastern time.
- 212Since 1947, shares with 332, 646 and 917
- 315Since 1947, shares with 680
- 329Since 2023, shares with 845
- 332Since 2017, shares with 212, 646 and 917
- 347Since 1999, shares with 465, 718, 917 and 929
- 363Since 2023, shares with 516
- 465Since 2026, shares with 347, 718, 917 and 929
- 516Since 1951, shares with 363
- 518Since 1947, shares with 838
- 585Since 2001
- 607Since 1954
- 624Since 2023, shares with 716
- 631Since 1999, shares with 934
- 646Since 1999, shares with 212, 332 and 917
- 680Since 2017, shares with 315
- 716Since 1947, shares with 624
- 718Since 1984, shares with 347, 465, 917 and 929
- 838Since 2017, shares with 518
- 845Since 2000, shares with 329
- 914Since 1947
- 917Since 1992, shares with 212, 332, 347, 465, 646, 718 and 929
- 929Since 2011, shares with 347, 465, 718 and 917
- 934Since 2016, shares with 631
Area code guide.
Where the code reaches, its overlays and neighbors, and the numbers open right now.
Open New York numbers right now.
A live sample of local New York numbers from our carrier, from any of the state's area codes. Numbers are not held, so they can be taken at any time.
How Concierge answers a New York number.
Customers call or text your local number. A digital employee answers, and your team steps in when it should.
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A customer calls or texts
Concierge picks up on your New York number, recognizes customers by their phone number and pulls up their orders and history.
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It handles the request
Order status, changes, refunds within your rules, and questions about your products.
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A teammate joins if needed
One tap to join the call. Concierge introduces your teammate to the caller first.
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Everything stays on record
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.
Get a New York number that answers.
Calls and texts on one local number, answered day and night, with your team one tap away.
Common questions
NANPA lists 23 area codes in service in New York: 212, 315, 329, 332, 347, 363, 465, 516, 518, 585, 607, 624, 631, 646, 680, 716, 718, 838, 845, 914, 917, 929 and 934.
All of New York is on Eastern time.
Yes. A New York 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 New York 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.
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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.
