London phone numbers (020)

020 is the UK geographic dialling code for London. There are no 020 numbers in stock right now; stock is refreshed daily. Every user gets their own number with any paid plan (from £4.75 per user/month, ex VAT); extra numbers are £5.99/month.

Stock and prices checked 20 October 2026. Prices in GBP, excluding VAT.

Towns on the 020 code

Places whose dialling code is 020 (source: Wikidata and Ofcom area-code data). Each has its own local page with nearby towns and porting details.

What you get with an 020 number

  • A real 020 UK geographic number, live in minutes
  • Rings your mobile, desktop app and browser at the same time
  • Voicemail to email
  • Business-hours routing and a greeting
  • No contract — cancel any time from your dashboard

Keeping an existing number

Free UK number porting on every paid plan (Entry and above; not on the Free Trial). Porting is handled manually and typically takes approximately 14 working days from submission; it depends on the losing provider releasing the number.

London 020 number questions

How much does an 020 London number cost?

Every user gets their own 020 number with any paid Silux Call plan (plans from £4.75 per user per month, ex VAT, no contract). Additional 020 numbers are £5.99 a month each, with no setup fee. Every UK area code costs the same.

How many 020 numbers are available right now?

None at the moment: there are no 020 numbers in stock. Stock is refreshed daily — check back, or choose a number from a neighbouring area code.

Which places use the 020 dialling code?

020 is the Ofcom geographic area code for London. Towns covered on our location pages that use it include London, City of Westminster, Croydon, Enfield, Harrow.

Do I need to be based in London to use an 020 number?

No. Silux Call numbers are virtual: calls ring your mobile, desktop app or web browser wherever you are, so an 020 number gives you a local presence without a local office.

Can I move my existing 020 number to Silux Call?

Free UK number porting on every paid plan (Entry and above; not on the Free Trial). Porting is handled manually and typically takes approximately 14 working days from submission; it depends on the losing provider releasing the number.