Get a 213 area code phone number

A local Los Angeles business number with unlimited calls and texts, live in under a minute, on the phone you already have.

20+ 213 numbers available right now
  • (213) 589-3652
  • (213) 418-0101
  • (213) 875-4153

Examples from the current pool, refreshed hourly. You choose your exact number during signup.

About the 213 area code

Area code 213 covers downtown Los Angeles, California and the central neighborhoods around it, including Koreatown, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District. It is one of the original area codes from 1947 and once covered all of southern California. Decades of splits carved off 714, 805, 818, 310, and 562, and the 1998 split of 323 left 213 with only the urban core. Locals regard 213 as the original LA number, the one with the longest history in the city.

A business with a 213 number reads as downtown Los Angeles to customers across the metro, and it carries a certain prestige because so few of them exist. Since 2017, 213 and 323 have been a single overlay covering central LA, so new numbers in either code serve the same area and customers treat both as core LA. It suits consultants, event planners, salons, and contractors working downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods, where a local caller ID gets answered.

Cities and areas in 213

  • Downtown Los Angeles
  • Koreatown
  • Chinatown
  • Little Tokyo
  • Arts District
  • Westlake
  • Pico-Union
  • Echo Park
  • Silver Lake
  • Hollywood
  • Boyle Heights
  • Exposition Park

Time zone

Pacific Time (PT)

Overlay codes

323

Who uses a 213 business number

  • Consultants and creative agencies

    A 213 number gives a downtown LA presence to a firm that works from a home office or a shared workspace.

  • Event planners and caterers

    Venues and clients in downtown and Koreatown respond faster to a number they recognize as central LA.

  • Salons and barbers

    Appointment texts from a 213 number get read by clients who ignore unfamiliar codes.

  • Commercial cleaning and building services

    Property managers for downtown lofts and offices expect vendors with a local number.

Everything included with your 213 number

  • Unlimited calling to US & Canada
  • Unlimited SMS & MMS texting
  • Voicemail with transcription
  • Auto-replies and business hours
  • Works on your existing phone, no new SIM
  • Set up in under a minute

How to get your 213 number

  1. 1

    Sign up

    Create your account on the web or in the Reach app (iOS and Android).

  2. 2

    Pick your 213 number

    Search available 213 numbers and choose the one you like.

  3. 3

    Start calling and texting

    Your number is live immediately: calls, texts, voicemail, and auto-replies, all from one app.

Questions? Answers.

Yes. 213 is LA's original area code from 1947 and today covers downtown Los Angeles and the central neighborhoods around it, shared with 323.

They cover the same area. 323 split from 213 in 1998, then the two were merged back into a single overlay in 2017, so both serve central Los Angeles. 213 is the older and scarcer code.

Yes. A 213 number runs on your existing phone through the app, so you can answer and text from a downtown LA number wherever you are.

Download Reach or sign up on the web, search available 213 numbers, and pick the one you like. Your number is active immediately, so you can call and text from it right away.

Yes. Your Reach number works from anywhere. It runs on your existing phone through the app, so you can have a Los Angeles presence no matter where you are located.

Yes. Your personal number stays exactly as it is. Reach adds a business line on the same phone, and you can port an existing business number in if you have one.

One plan, $19 a month or $169 a year, includes your number, unlimited calling to the US and Canada, SMS and MMS, voicemail with transcription, and auto-replies.