A New York number for every borough and beyond.
Get a local New York number — Manhattan 212, Brooklyn 718, Long Island 516, Buffalo 716, or any other in-service New York code — provisioned from carrier-held NANPA inventory. CNAM comes standard, outbound calls are signed at A-level STIR/SHAKEN, and most orders take their first call the same day. Rate-center availability moves constantly; ask for a code and you'll have confirmation within the day.
New York's area codes, from the boroughs up.
| METRO | AREA CODES | COVERAGE |
|---|---|---|
| Manhattan | 212 · 646 · 332 | Midtown to Harlem on one overlay complex — 212 is the original 1947 code; 332 is the newest Manhattan overlay, in service 2017. See the 646 area code guide. |
| Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx & Staten Island | 718 · 347 · 929 · 465 | 718 split from 212 in 1984; 347 and 929 overlaid it as the boroughs grew, and 465 is the newest New York overlay, in service June 2026. See the 347 area code guide. |
| NYC citywide | 917 | The 1992 overlay that spans all five boroughs — the one code that reads local in Manhattan and the outer boroughs alike. See the 917 area code guide. |
| Long Island | 516 · 363 · 631 · 934 | Nassau County on 516 with the 363 overlay, in service 2023; Suffolk County on 631 with the 934 overlay, added 2016. See the 516 area code guide. |
| Westchester & Hudson Valley | 914 · 845 · 329 | Westchester keeps the original 914; the Hudson Valley runs on 845 with the 329 overlay, in service 2023. |
| Capital Region | 518 · 838 | Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and the North Country — 838 overlaid 518 in 2017. |
| Western New York | 716 · 624 · 585 | Buffalo and Niagara Falls on 716 with the 624 overlay, in service 2023; Rochester on 585. |
| Central NY & Southern Tier | 315 · 680 · 607 | Syracuse, Utica, and Watertown on 315 with the 680 overlay, added 2017; Binghamton, Ithaca, and Elmira on 607. |
New York keeps layering codes as regions run dry — 465 arrived over the outer boroughs in June 2026, 624 over Buffalo in 2023, with 329 over the Hudson Valley and 363 over Nassau County that same year. Before a campaign commits to specific digits, confirm what's current — and remember an overlay is simply the legacy territory under a second code: equally local, identically rated.
What every New York DID comes with.
Every New York market, one carrier
Whether the number says Manhattan or Buffalo, it comes off SIPNEX's own NANPA allocation — no reseller tier quietly padding the cost of each rate center.
Same-day provisioning for most orders
State the code and how many lines; the typical New York order is configured and answering by close of business. Multi-rate-center bulk work may need extra time.
CNAM registration included
Your 15-character display name goes into the CNAM database when the number is built, free of charge, and propagates over 24 to 72 hours — from then on, the people you call see a name.
A-level STIR/SHAKEN attestation
New York DIDs are registered in SIPNEX's STIR/SHAKEN database, and every call carries a signature from our own SP-KI certificate — A-level, never downgraded by a middleman.
Carrier-direct, not an app subscription
App-based numbers live inside somebody's subscription tier. A SIPNEX DID belongs to your infrastructure and answers to any SIP platform — PBX, dialer, softphone.
Every DID dials both ways
The number that rings your queue is the number you present when dialing out — both functions, one trunk, zero add-ons.
Match the borough, earn the pickup.
New York is the market where a single wrong digit group marks you as an outsider — 212 belongs in Manhattan, 718 across the river, 516 past the city line. Local presence dialing is the discipline of showing each recipient a caller ID born in their own code, and here it has to be practiced borough by borough. Keep a modest pool of DIDs per code and rotate them; reputation stays intact while pickup rates climb.
SIPNEX builds those borough-matched pools from carrier-held NANPA stock — CNAM on every number, A-level signatures on every call. Pool math, rotation discipline, and the compliance boundaries that govern the practice are all covered in the local presence dialing guide.
Your New York numbers move in. They keep ringing.
Send the LOA
The paperwork is a Letter of Authorization and one recent bill for the New York numbers making the move — nothing further lands on your desk.
We submit and schedule
We take the filing to the current carrier and fix the Firm Order Commitment date; New York ports normally clear after 7 to 14 business days.
Dial on new DIDs meanwhile
Start on brand-new New York DIDs right away — same-day activation on most orders — while the ports grind through in the background.
Cut over, keep the number
Come the FOC date, the number switches to SIPNEX — routing, CNAM, and STIR/SHAKEN registration waiting for it. US number ports are free.
The jobs New York numbers get hired for.
Borough-level local presence
A 212 for Manhattan lists, a 718 for Brooklyn, a 516 for the Island — leads recognize their own code and pick up at rates an out-of-state display never sees. See local presence dialing guide.
One DID per campaign
Put a dedicated New York number on each ad, subway placement, or landing page — call volume by DID becomes your attribution report. See call tracking service.
Expanding into New York
Opening in Manhattan or Brooklyn? The local number can be earning trust on your website while the buildout is still behind plywood. See DID numbers service.
Call centers dialing New York
Stock rotation pools with the New York codes your lists dial into, spread the load to keep reputations clean, and hold A-level signing across the pool. See VICIdial carrier.
What New York buyers ask us.
How do I get a New York phone number for my business?
Can I still get a 212 New York phone number?
What is the difference between 212, 646, and 332 in New York?
Can I use a New York number without an office in New York?
How long does it take to port my New York numbers to SIPNEX?
Which area code reads local when dialing into New York City?
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New York on your caller ID by tonight.
Choose the code — 212, 718, 516, 716 — tell us how many, and point us at the destination. NANPA-allocated stock, same-day activation on most orders, CNAM in place, A-level signatures on, compatible with any SIP platform. Your rate center gets checked and confirmed today.