Ohio · Eastern time

330 area code Akron, Canton, Youngstown.

330 is the area code for northeast Ohio. It shares the same ground with its overlay, 234. If you want a local 330 number for your business, you can have one ringing in about five minutes, from anywhere.

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A brick storefront in Akron taking a call, with the Akron blimp overhead, a Youngstown steel bridge and a Canton football goalpost
Area code
330
Overlay
234 added in 2000
In service
Since 1996 split from 216
Time zone
Eastern
Local calls
10 digits area code first

Where it is

Where the 330 area code is

330 runs across northeast Ohio, south of Cleveland. Akron sits in the middle. Medina and Wooster are to the west, Canton is to the south, and Warren and Youngstown are out east by the Pennsylvania line.

It takes in Summit, Stark, Mahoning, Trumbull, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties, among others.

  • Akron
  • Canton
  • Youngstown
  • Alliance
  • Austintown
  • Barberton
  • Boardman
  • Brunswick
  • Cuyahoga Falls
  • Green
  • Hudson
  • Kent
  • Massillon
  • Medina
  • Niles
  • North Canton
  • Stow
  • Warren
  • Wooster

Got a call from a 330 number? The area code tells you where the number was issued, not where the caller is sitting. People and businesses keep their numbers when they move, so a 330 call can come from Akron or from a team working somewhere else for an Ohio business.

The overlay

330 or 234? Same place.

330 began in 1996, when it was split off from 216. By 2000 the region needed more numbers, so 234 was laid over exactly the same territory. Nobody had to change a number.

Two things follow from that. Every local call here takes all ten digits. And a new line can come out as either code. Both are just as local. 330 is the one people grew up with.

(330) 555-0142Akron, OH
Local
(234) 555-0117Akron, OH
Just as local
Example numbers.

No Ohio address needed

Get a 330 number from anywhere

A Tonet number is not tied to a street address or a landline. A shop in Stow can have one, and so can a team that sells into Summit and Stark counties from another state.

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Create your account

It takes a couple of minutes. Sign up with your email or with Google.

02

Add $15

Your first deposit becomes your balance. For one person it lasts about a month.

03

Pick your 330 number

Choose from the 330 and 234 numbers available. It rings right away in the app, in a browser tab or on a desk phone.

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New to the area

Start with a new 330 number

The five-minute route. Pick a number, hand it out, and it rings whoever is on call, wherever they are. Add a second number for another town whenever you like.

Already have one

Bring the number you already use

Porting to Tonet is free. Most ports complete in 7 to 10 business days, sometimes longer depending on your current carrier, and your current service stays active until the switch. Your customers never see a gap.

US dollars · billed by the day

What a 330 business number costs

Two plans with the same features. The only difference is how you pay for calls and texts.

Pay as you go

$10 per user, per month

  • Calls 1¢ a minute
  • Texts 3¢ each
  • Best for A quiet line
Unlimited

$15 per user, per month

  • US calls Included
  • US texts Included
  • Best for A busy line

Each phone number is $2.50 a month. No contract, no setup fee, and porting is free. Unlimited is subject to a fair use policy.

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Included on both plans

What comes with the number

One number, the whole team

Point your 330 line at a ring group and every phone rings. If nobody is free, callers wait on hold with music.

An auto attendant

Record your own greeting. Press 1 for service, 2 for billing. Or leave it off and let the phones ring.

After hours handled

Send calls to voicemail or to a mobile at five, and bring them back to the team at nine.

Recording and transcripts

Turn on recording for a number and each recorded call is written out, so you can search it later.

Texting from your 330 number

Customers can text the business line. Receiving works right away. Sending needs a one-time carrier registration, which you file from the dashboard.

App, browser or desk phone

Answer on your iPhone or Android, in a browser tab, or on a SIP desk phone. Your personal number stays private.

Questions

330 area code, answered

Where is the 330 area code?

In northeast Ohio, south of Cleveland. Its largest cities are Akron, Canton and Youngstown, and it also covers Warren, Kent, Medina, Wooster and the towns around them. It is in the Eastern time zone.

Is 330 the only area code for Akron?

No. 234 was added in 2000 as an overlay, so both codes cover exactly the same territory. A new number can be issued in either one.

Do I have to dial the area code for local calls?

Yes. Because 330 and 234 share the same territory, every local call needs all ten digits, area code first.

Can I get a 330 number if my business is not in Ohio?

Yes. You can get a 330 number from anywhere. Businesses that serve the Akron and Canton area often use one so that local customers see a local number.

Can I keep my existing 330 number?

Yes. Porting your current number to Tonet is free. Most ports complete in 7 to 10 business days, sometimes longer depending on your current carrier, and your current service stays active until the switch.

How much does a 330 number cost?

Pay as you go is $10 per user per month, plus 1 cent a minute and 3 cents a text. Unlimited is $15 per user per month. Each number is $2.50 a month. Both are billed by the day, with no contract and no setup fee, and a $15 deposit gets you started.

Will my 330 number work on my cell phone?

Yes. A 330 number from Tonet is an internet-based (VoIP) number. It rings in the Tonet app on your iPhone or Android, in a browser, or on a SIP desk phone, and your personal cell number stays private.

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