(310) Area Code Business Phone Numbers

The 310 area code has covered LA's Westside and South Bay since 1991, and it still carries a certain weight in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and Manhattan Beach. Get a real 310 number for your business and pick up calls from anywhere.

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About the 310 Area Code

Area Code310
Established1991
Primary CityLos Angeles, CA
TimezonePacific

The 310 split off from the original 213 in 1991 to give the Westside and South Bay their own numbering space. It got so tight that in 2006 the 424 overlay was layered on top, the first overlay California ever did [1]. If your number still starts with 310, you're holding onto a piece of coastal LA that new businesses can't get as easily anymore.

Los Angeles County is home to about 296,746 small businesses, the largest concentration in the state [2]. The 310 slice of that map runs from Malibu down to Torrance, and it's a mix of entertainment agencies, tech firms, restaurants, and trades who work up and down the coast. A 310 number tells locals you're one of them, not a call center somewhere else.

The labor force in LA County sits around 5.1 million people [3], and plenty of them screen unknown area codes. Answering with a familiar 310 gets more calls picked up, more voicemails returned, and more appointments booked. That matters whether you're a Culver City accountant or a Redondo Beach contractor chasing referrals.

Cities Served by the 310 Area Code

The 310 covers the western edge of LA County, from the beach cities up through Beverly Hills and out across the South Bay. Here are the main cities where a 310 number reads as local.

Beverly Hills, CA West Carson, CA Culver City, CA Gardena, CA Hawthorne, CA Inglewood, CA Lawndale, CA Lennox, CA Lomita, CA Lynwood, CA Manhattan Beach, CA Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Redondo Beach, CA Santa Monica, CA Torrance, CA

Features Built for Los Angeles Businesses

Running a business on the Westside means juggling calls between traffic on the 405, meetings in Culver City, and clients back east who don't care about the time zone. These features handle it.

Auto Attendant

Route callers to sales, support, or your Santa Monica showroom without paying a receptionist to answer all day.

Call Recording

Keep records of client conversations, useful for law firms in Beverly Hills or agencies chasing signed approvals.

AI Transcription

Voicemails show up as searchable text, so you can skim them between meetings instead of listening back at your desk.

Business SMS

Text customers from your 310 number for appointment reminders and quick follow-ups. Numbers are $2.50/month each.

Mobile App

Take calls on your cell while you're at a shoot in Culver City or a jobsite in Torrance, and your business line stays private.

Daily Billing

Tonet bills daily instead of locking you into a year. Plans start at $10/user/month with no contracts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still get a brand new 310 number?

Yes, though supply is tighter than it used to be. The 424 overlay was added in 2006 because 310 numbers were running out, so availability varies by prefix. We check inventory in real time when you sign up.

Do I have to dial ten digits inside the 310?

Yes, ever since the 424 overlay went live in 2006, every call inside this region has been ten-digit dialing. Your phone system handles it automatically.

What if my business isn't based in the 310 zone?

You can still get a 310 number. Businesses in the Valley, Long Beach, or even out of state pick 310 numbers because they work with clients on the Westside and want the call answered.

Can I move my existing 310 number to Tonet?

Yes. Porting your number over is free, takes a few business days, and you keep the number you've been giving out for years. Nothing changes for your callers.

How much does a 310 business line cost?

Plans start at $10 per user per month, billed daily. Extra numbers are $2.50/month each. There's no contract, so you can add or drop lines as your team changes.

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