Oklahoma Area Codes: Everything You Need to Know
Want to appear local to customers in Oklahoma — this detailed guide covers Oklahoma area codes, VoIP options, and step-by-step setup for businesses.
Overview of Oklahoma Area Codes
The primary area codes are 405 (Oklahoma City), 918 (Tulsa), and 580 (western and southern areas).
Knowing which area code to use is important for local branding, marketing, and customer trust.
Reference: Area codes 405 & 572 – Wikipedia, Area codes 918 & 539 – Wikipedia.
List of Oklahoma Area Codes and Major Cities
- 405 / 572 – Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Midwest City
- 918 / 539 – Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Tahlequah
- 580 – Enid, Lawton, Stillwater (parts), Ardmore, western & southern Oklahoma towns
Benefits of an Oklahoma Virtual Number
For remote businesses, a local virtual phone number allows you to present a local presence without physical offices.
- Local trust: Local callers are more likely to answer numbers they recognize.
- Marketing lift: Local numbers improve CTRs in call-to-action campaigns.
- Cost savings: VoIP systems reduce long-distance charges and hardware costs.
- Scalability: Add or remove numbers for teams, departments, or campaigns quickly.
- Integration: Connect calls to your CRM for tracking and analytics.
See Bling Cloud’s offerings: Virtual Phone Number, Business Phone System.
Choosing 405 vs 918 vs 580
Decide based on your target market: choose 405 if you target Oklahoma City metro; 918 for Tulsa metro; 580 for western/southern towns and rural coverage.
VoIP providers can often provision numbers in minutes, making it simple to test which area codes perform best in campaigns.
Step-by-Step Setup for 405, 918, or 580
- Choose provider and plan (VoIP, virtual number, or full business phone system).
- Select required area code: 405, 918, or 580.
- Pick number type: local direct, DID, or toll-free.
- Configure call routing, IVR, voicemail, and forwarding.
- Integrate with CRM, helpdesk, or Bling’s unified inbox.
- Test inbound and outbound calls, set up SMS if needed.
No hardware is required for cloud-based numbers — only internet-connected devices.
Helpful guides: VoIP-Info, TechRadar - VoIP guides.
Oklahoma VoIP Features to Look For
- Call routing & hunt groups
- IVR & auto-attendant
- Call recording & analytics
- SMS & MMS support
- CRM & helpdesk integrations
- Local number provisioning across 405, 918, 580
- User management & admin console
- SLA-backed uptime for enterprise users
Comparison tools: GetVoIP, VoIP Review.
Pricing & Plans: What to Expect for an Oklahoma Number
Typical pricing models include monthly per-number fees, pay-as-you-go minutes, or bundled usage with unlimited local plans.
Some providers include local SMS capabilities and better deliverability for A2P messaging — important for appointment reminders and OTPs.
Ideal Businesses for 405/918/580 Numbers
- Call centers & BPOs targeting Oklahoma customers
- Small businesses seeking local credibility
- Healthcare providers sending appointment reminders via SMS
- E-commerce sellers offering local support lines
- Enterprises running region-specific campaigns
For recruiting-heavy organizations, blending communications with hiring automation improves efficiency — see the AI recruiter section below.
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Regulations, Number Portability & 10-Digit Dialing in Oklahoma
Oklahoma follows NANPA and FCC regulations for numbering and portability.
External Resources and Further Reading
Oklahoma Area Codes – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which area codes cover Oklahoma cities?
The primary Oklahoma area codes are 405 (Oklahoma City area), 918 (Tulsa area), and 580 (western/southern regions). Overlays include 572 and 539 for 405 and 918 respectively.
Can I buy a 405 or 918 number if I’m outside the US?
Yes — many VoIP providers allow remote provisioning of local numbers, so you can get a 405, 918, or 580 number even if your business is abroad.
How much does an Oklahoma virtual number cost?
Pricing varies by provider: options include monthly per-number fees, usage-based minutes, or bundled plans with unlimited local calling and advanced features like call recording.
Why might I need to use 10 digits when calling?
Yes — overlays often require 10-digit dialing to distinguish numbers within the same geographic region. Check with your provider for current dialing rules.
How do I port my existing Oklahoma number to a new provider?
Number portability is supported; contact your new provider to start the porting process and prepare account details from your current copyright.