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Dallas-Fort Worth Business Phones for the Metroplex, From Downtown Dallas to Fort Worth
The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex covers 11 counties and is the fourth-largest metro area in the United States, with Dallas and Fort Worth as its historic core and Arlington, Plano, Irving and Denton among its principal cities. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport opened in 1974 between the two cities. TX3’s hosted PBX lets a DFW business run one phone system across a metro that is hard to cover from a single office.
Hosted PBX, Business VoIP and Cloud Phone Systems in Dallas-Fort Worth
Hosted PBX in Dallas-Fort Worth
A hosted PBX gives a sales or service team a main number, an auto attendant that routes callers by department, and extensions that follow people between offices.
Dallas VoIP Pricing
A 16-extension office fits the Pro tier at $100 per month plus a flat $0.03 per minute, with E911 at $1.95 per month per primary or location DID. The business VoIP cost guide shows how to compare this with per-seat quotes.
Business Phone Systems for Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington
Use Polycom, Yealink or Cisco SIP phones from TX3 or your own, or the mobile and desktop apps for reps who spend the day driving between the two cities.
Cloud Phone System for a Growing Office
When a company adds an office or a team, new extensions are added from a web portal instead of a new phone closet, so the phone system can keep pace with hiring. The hosted PBX vs VoIP guide explains how this differs from a basic line.
A Sample Monthly Estimate for a Dallas-Fort Worth Team
Picture a Dallas sales office with 16 extensions. At 16 extensions on the Pro tier, that is a $100 platform fee, plus 16 extensions x 200 minutes x $0.03 = $96 in usage, plus E911 at $1.95 per month for one primary location number = about $197.95 a month. That is an estimate only, based on a sample of about 200 minutes per extension per month with taxes excluded. We quote from your own extension count and call volume; pricing shows the tiers.
Area Codes and Nearby Areas We Serve
Dallas businesses can be assigned any of 214, 469, 972 or 945, which now cover the same Dallas area. Fort Worth and Arlington use 817 and 682, and Denton and North Texas use 940. Existing numbers can be ported so your customers keep the code they know. We also serve Houston and Atlanta, and TX3 is based in Enumclaw, Washington and serves businesses anywhere in the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which area code will a Dallas business get: 214, 469, 972 or 945?
The Texas Public Utility Commission notes that the Dallas boundaries were erased, so a business could be assigned any of the Dallas codes. If you already have a number, TX3 can port it so you keep the code you have.
Can one phone system cover offices in both Dallas and Fort Worth?
Yes. Extensions are not tied to a building, so both offices and remote staff can share a main number and auto attendant. E911 is billed at $1.95 per month per primary or location DID, and the pricing page lists what each tier includes.
Ready for one phone system across your Dallas-Fort Worth offices?
Tell us how many extensions you need and how your team works, and we will put together a plan. Or call Sales at (888) 438-9375.