(385) Area Code Business Phone Numbers
Get a local 385 number for your business along the Wasatch Front, from Salt Lake City down through Provo. The 385 code launched in 2009 as an overlay to 801, and today it sits alongside the original as a mark of a growing region.
Get a 385 NumberAbout the 385 Area Code
The 385 area code went live on March 29, 2009, as an overlay to the original 801 that had served Utah for decades.[1] It covers the exact same footprint, running from Ogden south through Salt Lake City and down into Provo, so a 385 number carries the same local weight as an 801 to anyone who lives here.
Downtown Salt Lake City is currently the fifth-fastest-growing downtown in the nation, with roughly $10 billion in new development in the pipeline.[2] That kind of momentum means new tenants, new storefronts, and plenty of small operations trying to be heard above the noise. A recognizable local number helps.
Utah job growth is outpacing the national average, and Salt Lake City's small business scene is a big reason why.[3] Customers here still trust a familiar area code, and when your caller ID reads 385, people pick up. Tonet makes getting one about as simple as signing up for email.
Cities Served by the 385 Area Code
The 385 area code stretches across the Wasatch Front, covering 28 cities from Kaysville in the north down to Spanish Fork in the south. If your customers live in Salt Lake County, Utah County, Davis County, or Weber County, a 385 number reaches them.
Features That Fit Wasatch Front Businesses
Whether you run a contracting crew in West Jordan or a clinic in Provo, the phone still does the heavy lifting. Here's what comes standard with a 385 number from Tonet.
Auto Attendant
Route callers to sales, service, or scheduling without hiring a receptionist. Great for one-person shops that want to sound like ten.
Call Recording
Keep a record of every customer conversation for training, disputes, or just double-checking what someone said they wanted.
AI Transcription
Voicemails land in your inbox as readable text, so you can skim between meetings and skip the ones that don't need a callback.
Business SMS
Text customers from your 385 number for appointment reminders, quotes, and quick follow-ups. No personal cell exposed.
Mobile App
Answer the office line from a canyon trailhead or a job site in Kaysville. Your business number goes wherever you do.
Daily Billing
Plans start at $10 per user per month, billed daily. No annual contract, so you can add or drop lines as your team changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 385 number as local as an 801?
Yes. The 385 is an overlay for the same region 801 covers, so anyone along the Wasatch Front recognizes it as a Utah number. It has been in service since 2009, plenty of time to become familiar.
How much does a 385 business number cost?
Plans start at $10 per user per month, billed daily, and additional numbers are $2.50 per month each. No contracts, so you can cancel when it stops making sense.
Can I keep my existing 385 or 801 number?
Yes. Number porting is free with Tonet, so you can bring your current business line over without changing what's printed on your truck, business cards, or website.
How fast can I get a new 385 number?
Sign up, pick your number, and you can be taking calls the same day. No hardware to ship, no technician visit, just the app on your phone or laptop.
Does a 385 number work outside Utah?
It works anywhere you have internet. The number stays 385 no matter where you travel, so a client calling from Sandy reaches you whether you're at the office or visiting family in Boise.
Claim Your 385 Number Today
Set up a professional Wasatch Front line in minutes and start taking calls before lunch.
Get Started