Phone Numbers
List Inventory Numbers
Browse Vobiz phone numbers available for purchase - search unassigned DIDs, virtual numbers, and toll-free numbers by country, prefix, or voice capability.
GET
List Inventory Numbers
This endpoint lists phone numbers in inventory (
auth_id is null) that are available for purchase. Use the Purchase from Inventory endpoint to assign them to your account.
Only numbers with
status='active' and auth_id=NULL are returned. These numbers are ready to be purchased and assigned to your account.HTTP Request
Authentication required:
X-Auth-ID- Your Auth ID (e.g.,{auth_id})X-Auth-Token- Your account Auth TokenContent-Type: application/json
Query Parameters
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
country | string | No | Filter by country code (e.g., US, IN). |
search | string | No | Substring match against the E.164 number. For example, search=80 matches +918065.... |
page | integer | No | Page number for pagination. Default: 1. |
per_page | integer | No | Items per page. Default: 25. Maximum: 100. |
There is no separate
/numbers/search endpoint. To find numbers available to rent, use this endpoint with the country and search filters.Response
Returns a paginated list of phone numbers available in inventory.Response - 200 OK
Examples
cURL - List All Inventory Numbers
cURL Request
cURL - Filter by Country
cURL Request
cURL - Search by prefix within a country
cURL Request
Each item carries a
capabilities object (voice, sms, mms, fax). Vobiz numbers are voice-first, so sms, mms, and fax are commonly false. Inspect setup_fee and monthly_fee (in the listed currency) before purchasing — these are the amounts that will be debited.Next Step: Once you find a number you want, use the Purchase from Inventory endpoint to assign it to your account.
Authorizations
Your Vobiz account Auth ID
Your Vobiz account Auth Token
Path Parameters
Your account Auth ID
Example:
"MA_XXXXXX"
Query Parameters
Filter by country code (e.g., "US", "IN").
Example:
"IN"
Substring match against the E.164 number (e.g., "80" matches "+918065...").
Required range:
x <= 100