Ohio's three major metros — Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati — form a diverse economy spanning finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and a growing tech sector.
Ohio uses 12 area codes across the Eastern Time (ET) zone covering Columbus and the wider Midwest region.
Ohio's three major metros — Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati — form a diverse economy spanning finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and a growing tech sector. Ohio (OH) uses 12 area codes 216, 220, 234, 330, 380, 419, 440, 513, 567, 614, 740, 937 serving communities across the Midwest in the Eastern Time (ET) zone.
From Columbus to Cincinnati instant number activation across every Ohio market.
Every feature on every plan. No bundles. No hidden costs.
Make and answer calls anywhere every Ohio ring routed to the right device.
Send each Ohio call to the right person, queue, or department based on your rules.
Live dashboards, call recordings, and team metrics for every OH number.
Four steps. Under five minutes. No hardware, no contracts.
Choose 216, 220, 234 or any Ohio code based on the region you want to reach.
Flexible monthly plans for any Ohio team size Starter, Business, or Enterprise.
Set up your Ohio number's forwarding, voicemail, and IVR from the dashboard live in seconds.
Receive calls and texts on any device customers see a local OH number every time.
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. The TKOS mobile app lets you call, text, and manage your OH number from any iOS or Android device. Your 216 number appears on all outbound calls — no SIM swap needed.
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