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Country coverage · US

IPRN in United States —
premium rate numbers.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across United States's +1 numbering range — 2 operators, instant range allocation and per-minute payout on genuine traffic.

Dial code
+1
Exit code
011
Operators
2
Allocation
Instant
Operators
FractelOnvoy FractelOnvoy
Network coverage

Operators we
route across.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across 2 United States operators — the country's mobile, fixed and premium-rate carriers. We route delivered traffic to these networks; we don't claim official partnership with any of them.

Mobile 2
Fractel Onvoy

Fixed & premium-rate coverage is also available in United States — operator names for those network types aren't published in the public numbering plan, but our routing coverage extends to them. We don't claim official partnership with any operator.

The market

Running IPRN
in United States.

Inbound premium-rate demand in United States (+1) is steady — the kind of traffic IPRN exists to monetise. TrustCaller routes across 2 operators here, including Fractel and Onvoy.

Live chat, information services, IVR menus and interactive voice all convert well on traffic like this. Instant range allocation, SIP or IVR termination, and per-minute payout on genuine traffic. Sign in to view live United States ranges and current rates.

Regulation note

In the US, premium-rate 'pay-per-call' services are accessed through a 900 telephone number (or another prefix/area code designated by the FCC), and are governed by the FTC's 900-Number Rule (16 CFR Part 308), which implements the Telephone Disclosure and Dispute Resolution Act of 1992 and took effect November 1, 1993. The Rule requires clear cost disclosures in advertising and in a free call 'preamble,' prohibits advertising 900-number services to children under 12, and establishes billing-dispute procedures; the FCC separately regulates the common carriers that assign numbers for interstate pay-per-call service. General information, not legal advice — verify current rules with the FCC/FTC.

Source: FTC

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Live ranges · instant allocation —
sign in for live rates.

Registration is free and activation takes under three minutes. Allocate United States ranges and see current rates inside your dashboard.