Twilio dashboard complexity
Provisioning a number in Twilio requires configuring webhooks, managing sub-accounts, and understanding their API. Most teams never finish the setup.
Search, provision, and manage local, toll-free, and short code numbers directly from the AItocha dashboard. Numbers connect automatically to your SMS and voice channels — no Twilio dashboard required.
Provisioning a number in Twilio requires configuring webhooks, managing sub-accounts, and understanding their API. Most teams never finish the setup.
Carrier fees compound across multiple vendors. When SMS, voice, and numbers are on separate bills, costs balloon. AItocha consolidates everything on one invoice.
Every new number needs its SMS and voice URLs manually pointed at your backend. We pre-configure everything automatically when you provision.
Find available local numbers by area code, toll-free numbers starting with specific digits, or mobile numbers. Results show capabilities (SMS/voice) and monthly cost before you commit.
Click to provision — the number is purchased, webhooks are pre-configured for your SMS and voice channels, and the number appears in your Channel Settings immediately.
Choose whether a number handles SMS, voice, or both at purchase time. The platform automatically points Twilio webhooks to the right AItocha endpoints. No manual setup.
Every provisioned number appears as a line item in your subscription. Add or remove numbers as your business changes — billing adjusts in real time.
Provision local numbers with recognizable area codes to build regional trust, toll-free numbers for national presence, or shared short codes for high-volume SMS campaigns.
We maintain the master Twilio account, handle carrier compliance, and manage A2P 10DLC registration. You get the number — we handle the carrier complexity.
| No Twilio account required | Yes |
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| Webhooks auto-configured | Yes |
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| Unified billing with support platform | Yes |
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| Provision in <60 seconds via dashboard | Yes |
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Go to Dashboard → Phone Numbers → Search Numbers. Filter by area code, type (local or toll-free), and capabilities (SMS or voice). Click to provision — the number is live and webhooks are configured automatically within 60 seconds.
Number porting is not currently available through the AItocha dashboard. You can port your number to Twilio directly and connect it via the Enterprise bring-your-own-Twilio option. Contact support for guidance.
Local numbers have a specific area code giving a regional presence. Toll-free numbers (800, 833, etc.) work nationally at no charge to the caller. Short codes (5–6 digits) are for high-volume SMS and require carrier approval — available on Enterprise plans.
Yes. When provisioning, select both SMS and Voice capabilities. The number routes inbound SMS to your AI-SMS flow and inbound calls to your voice AI agent.
The monthly number rental appears as a line item in your subscription ($3/month local, $5/month toll-free). Outbound SMS and voice minutes are billed separately at carrier rates. All usage is visible on the billing page.
Yes. Go to Phone Numbers, find the number, and click Release. The number is deprovisioned immediately and billing stops at the end of the current billing period.
Go to Dashboard → Phone Numbers → Search, pick a number, and it's live. $3/month for local, $5/month for toll-free. No contracts.
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