Drive business in the Motor City with a 313 virtual number — Detroit's original area code serving Ford's Dearborn HQ, Rocket Companies, and the heart of America's automotive economy. Activate instantly, no hardware.
Area code 313 covers Detroit, Dearborn, Hamtramck, and eastern Wayne County — the heart of America's automotive industry. Ford's global headquarters sits in Dearborn, and the greater 313 corridor is home to the world's densest concentration of automotive R&D, supply chain, and advanced manufacturing operations. Detroit's downtown has undergone significant revitalisation anchored by Rocket Companies, Bedrock Detroit's real estate portfolio, and a growing tech and startup scene. A 313 number is the essential credential for the US auto industry and Detroit's resurgent commercial economy.
From Detroit to Lansing 313 covers the Midwest region of Michigan.
Ford Motor Company's world headquarters is in Dearborn, 313 territory. The auto industry's most extensive supply chain radiates from this corridor. Any supplier, contractor, or services firm working with Ford, GM, or Stellantis needs a 313 local number.
Rocket Companies (formerly Quicken Loans) — one of America's largest mortgage lenders — is Detroit's most visible new-economy anchor. Dan Gilbert's Bedrock portfolio has catalysed a Detroit downtown revival with significant fintech and tech company presence.
Wayne State University's medical school and the Detroit Medical Center make 313 a significant healthcare market. Medical device suppliers, pharma reps, and health-tech firms targeting Wayne County need a local 313 number.
313 is Detroit's original area code, one of the country's first assigned in 1947. In a city rebuilding its identity, 313 carries deep cultural resonance — locals actively identify with the code, and local businesses should too.
Every 313 number delivers fourteen professional tools for Detroit's automotive-and-tech economy — call routing for Ford's supplier network in Dearborn, compliance recording for Rocket Companies' financial operations, and 24/7 IVR for the Detroit Medical Center's clinical teams.
Redirect every call to any device — mobile, desk phone, or laptop. Set rules by time, caller, or team.
Four steps. Five minutes. No technical setup, no hardware required.
Search 313 numbers by Detroit, Dearborn, or Hamtramck prefix — or port your existing Wayne County number for free.
Choose a plan for your Detroit team — automotive supplier, healthcare provider, or tech startup, every feature included.
Configure your 313 line with Eastern Time routing for Detroit's automotive shift schedule and the extended hours of Detroit Medical Center.
Receive 313 calls anywhere — Ford's supply chain, Rocket Companies' partners, and Detroit's healthcare community all see a trusted local number.
Pick a region, then select any state to see every active area code with city coverage, time zones, and a number-picker shortcut.
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Yes. TKOS 313 numbers are 100% virtual — establish a Michigan presence from anywhere in the world. Calls, texts, and voicemails route to any device you choose.
Yes. TKOS supports custom digit sequences on 313 area code numbers. Search for your preferred pattern when selecting a number — vanity sequences are available at no extra cost.
Yes. Anyone in the US — or internationally — can dial your 313 number just like a regular phone. The local Michigan area code builds trust with local callers while the number works globally.
TKOS automatically fails over to the backup number you configure. If your internet goes down, 313 calls roll to a cell phone or another number instantly — so customers always reach someone without knowing there was an issue.
Area code 313 serves Michigan (MI), covering Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights and surrounding communities in the Eastern Time (ET) zone.
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