The number is on everything
Your van, your website, your invoices and years of customers' contacts.
The UK's old copper phone network is being switched off by 31 January 2027. Your number doesn't have to go with it. Pink Business Phone moves your landline number to Pink so you can answer it on any mobile or the Pink app.
Your van, your website, your invoices and years of customers' contacts.
Calls to the shop or office go unanswered when you're out on a job.
A new phone system, new handsets and another supplier to manage.
Anyone with a landline number
Keep your landline number. Lose the landline.
Sole traders and freelancers
One phone, two numbers: yours and your business's.
Teams of 2 to 50
Every line on one account, one VAT invoice.
Keep the number, lose the line
Your landline number, forwarded to your mobile.
Sole traders and small shops
One number that rings the whole team.
Offices and teams, priced per user
A proper phone system, without the phone system.
Something else? WhatsApp us, or email hello@pinkmobile.uk.
The UK's old copper telephone network (the PSTN) is being retired, with the switch-off due by 31 January 2027. Landline calls move to digital, internet-based services.
No, if you move it first. Pink Business Phone lets you bring your existing number to Pink, subject to the usual checks.
No. Calls come to the mobiles you already have and to the Pink app.
Check with your provider. Many can switch to a mobile data SIM, and Pink Connect is built for that.