Everything you need to know about international calling codes and how Softtop routes them.
An international dialing code (also called a country code) is a numeric prefix you dial before a local number to reach a phone in another country. For example, the code for the United States and Canada is +1, and the United Kingdom is +44.
Some regions share a single code. For instance, +1 covers the entire North American Numbering Plan (NANP), which includes the US, Canada, and several Caribbean nations. The local area code distinguishes individual countries within that plan.
Softtop uses Tier-1 carrier interconnects to route calls directly to destination networks with CLI (Caller Line Identification) intact. Every call is STIR/SHAKEN attested and routed via the lowest-latency path with ASR above 60%.
Yes. Softtop provisions verified local numbers in 150+ countries. Click on any country to see available number types (geographic, mobile, toll-free) and typical provisioning timelines.
CLI routes preserve your outbound caller ID so recipients see your real number. Non-CLI routes may display a different or anonymous number. Softtop defaults to CLI Premium routes for all international traffic.
Our listed countries represent the most common destinations — Softtop actually routes to 150+ countries in total. Contact our team via the form below and we'll confirm availability, rates, and setup time for your specific destination.
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