Calling supported countries and phone number availability

Summary

Use HubSpot's calling tool to place outbound calls directly from your CRM. This article covers the countries where HubSpot-provided phone numbers are available, the number types you can acquire, and any regulatory restrictions that may affect your calls.

This is not an exhaustive list of every country where calls can be placed. HubSpot also limits calls to special service numbers and numbers with a high risk of fraud. If you need to call countries not listed here, or frequently place calls to these number types, learn more about using a Twilio Connect account to make calls in HubSpot. For information on countries supported for number porting, see supported countries for porting. The countries listed are also supported by SMS two-factor authentication.

In this article, navigate to any of the following:

• Before you get started
• Supported countries and available phone numbers
• Countries with calling restrictions

Before you get started

Understand requirements

• Calling in HubSpot requires an assigned Sales Hub or Service Hub seat. This applies whether you're registering your own phone number or acquiring a HubSpot-provided phone number.

Understand limitations & considerations

Supported countries and available phone numbers

Click to expand the table below to see a list of countries where you can acquire a HubSpot-provided phone number. You don't need to be located in a country to use a HubSpot-provided phone number from that country; however, some countries require a local address. Any overseas territories that share an international dialing code with a listed country are also supported.

Countries with calling restrictions

HubSpot-provided phone numbers aren't available for the countries below, but calls placed to or from these regions may be affected by the following restrictions. Click to expand the table below to see a list of these countries.