Las Vegas Business Phone System
Local 702 and 725 numbers, extensions between your desks and an auto attendant for after hours, from a phone company headquartered here. $15 per user, no contract, and you keep the number you already have.
Las Vegas, Nevada
A phone company you can actually get on the phone.
Tonet is headquartered in Las Vegas. Local 702 and 725 numbers, extensions between your desks, an auto attendant for after hours, and someone here who picks up when you call. $15 per user per month, billed by the day.
No contract, no setup fee, and nothing to sign. Keep the 702 number you have had for fifteen years. We do the porting paperwork.
Based here
Not a call centre in another time zone.
No contract
Cancel any day. You are billed for the days you use.
Keep your number
702, 725 or toll free. Porting is free.
$15 per user
Unlimited calling. Everything included.
What you get
Everything below is included on both plans. There are no tiers, no per feature pricing and nothing to install.
Local 702 and 725 numbers
Or a toll free 888 if you want to look bigger than you are. Add numbers any time for $2.50 a month.
Extensions between desks
Dial 101 to reach the front office. Internal calls are free and work from the mobile app too.
One number, every phone rings
Point the main line at a group so reception and sales ring together, or one after the other.
Auto attendant
Record your own greeting and route by what the caller presses, or by the time of day.
Calls handled after hours
Vegas is not a nine to five town. A schedule sends calls to a mobile, a greeting or voicemail and puts them back on the desks in the morning.
Call recording and transcripts
Every recorded call written out and searchable, which matters if you are in a regulated trade.
The same line on your phone
iOS and Android app rings alongside the desk phone, so the business line leaves the building with you.
Text from your business number
Send and receive SMS and MMS from the office line, shared across the team.
A dashboard that shows the day
Live call activity, who is on what, what it has cost so far this month.
Who we set this up for around the valley
From Downtown and the Arts District out to Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas and Boulder City. If there is internet at the desk, there is a phone on it.
Restaurants
Reservations during the dinner rush, takeout orders routed to the kitchen, text confirmations back to the customer.
Law offices
Every call recorded and transcribed, routed to the right case manager instead of a shared voicemail.
Contractors and trades
The business line rides in your pocket to the job site. A bid call at 4pm does not go to voicemail.
Real estate
Listing calls to the right agent, after hours to your cell, without giving out your personal number.
Medical and dental
Auto attendant for appointments, a ring group so the front desk is covered when one person steps away.
Insurance agencies
The whole team rings together, and policy questions come in by text to a shared inbox.
Auto repair
Text the estimate and the appointment reminder from the same number they already call.
Property management
A line per property, maintenance requests routed, emergencies forwarded after hours.
Phones for the desks, or keep the ones you have
Already have Yealink, Grandstream, Polycom or Cisco phones sitting there? Keep them. We point them at Tonet and they carry on working, with everything above behind them.
Need new ones? A Yealink handset is $149, which includes $100 of calling credit on your account. It ships with your number and extension already loaded, so it is a network cable and then you are done.
Switching from whoever you are with now
Porting your Las Vegas numbers takes 7 to 10 business days, sometimes longer depending on your current carrier and we handle the paperwork. Your numbers keep working on your old provider the entire time, then they switch over. There is no gap, no downtime and no day where customers cannot reach you.
Coming from Cox Business, CenturyLink, 8x8, RingCentral or anyone else, the process is identical. You can be running on temporary Tonet numbers the same afternoon while the port works through in the background.
What it costs
Both plans include every feature on this page. Billed daily, so if you add someone Monday and they leave Friday you pay for four days.
Unlimited
$15 per user / month
Unlimited calls and texts. The simple one, and what most offices pick.
Pay as you go
$10 per user / month
Plus a penny a minute and 3 cents a text. Cheaper if the phone rings rarely.
Phone numbers are $2.50 a month each. No setup fee, no hidden line charges, no early termination fee, because there is nothing to terminate.
Compare like for like. We are $15 per user with nothing to commit to. RingCentral's entry plan is $30 per user month to month, which is the fair comparison, or $20 if you hand them a year up front. We do not have a year to hand over. Prices move, so go and check theirs yourself.
Local support means you talk to us
Call (702) 703-3320 and you get someone at Tonet who knows the city, not a ticket number and a script. Want the auto attendant split for your lunch and dinner shifts? Need recording switched on for compliance in the law office? We will walk you through it, or just set it up for you while you are on the line.
Questions we get asked
Can I keep my Las Vegas phone number?
Yes. We port existing 702, 725 and toll free numbers from any provider. It takes 7 to 10 business days, sometimes longer depending on your current carrier, and your number stays live on your old service until the moment it switches.
Do I have to buy new phones?
No. Any SIP desk phone you already own works, including Yealink, Grandstream, Polycom, Cisco and Fanvil. We update the settings and they carry on. If you do want new ones, a Yealink is $149 including $100 of calling credit. And the mobile app turns any smartphone into the business line.
What does it actually cost per month?
$15 per user for unlimited calling, or $10 per user plus a penny a minute. Numbers are $2.50 each. Call recording, transcription, auto attendant, the app and the dashboard are all included. No contract and no setup fee.
How long does setup take?
About five minutes to be making calls. Sign up, pick a number, and you are live. If you are porting numbers you run on temporary ones in the meantime, so nothing waits on the paperwork.
What happens if the internet goes down?
You decide in advance. Calls fail over to mobile phones, another location or voicemail based on rules you set, so a dead router does not mean a dead phone line.
Is Tonet really a Las Vegas company?
Yes, headquartered here. When you call (702) 703-3320 you are talking to us, not an outsourced support desk in another country.
Get your Vegas office on a better phone system.
$15 gets you a number and a working phone system today. Keep the number you have, keep the phones you have, cancel whenever you want.