Benin virtual phone numbers

Expand your reach in Benin without boundaries with a global virtual phone number from Telnyx. Our Beninese numbers are feature-packed and AI-ready.

Real User feedback

"The portal gives me an amazing level of control including managing all of my own porting requests and number purchasing."

Chris W. - Network Engineer

"I think what I like best about your team is how knowledgable Samira and Klane are with helping us get our 10DLC campaigns approved."

Travis P. - Senior Developer

"I like how quick it is to create an account, setup a sip connection, purchase a number, authenticate, and be ready to make and receive calls"

Elrick B. - VoIP Engineer

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Local Benin regulations

In Benin, businesses engaging in telephony and telemarketing should adhere to the following best practices:

These practices help businesses maintain trust, avoid penalties, and operate responsibly in the global marketplace.

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Benin number pricing

Pay only for the Benin numbers you need month-to-month. No contracts required.

Starting at:

$1.00

per month

Why do business in Benin?

Benin's 2024 economic growth is powered by key sectors including agriculture, services, and industry.

  • Agriculture: Accounting for over a third of Benin's GDP and employing nearly 80% of the population, agriculture is a significant economic driver. Government investments in irrigation, mechanization, and market access have boosted agricultural exports, with Benin being Africa's top cotton producer.
  • Services: The services sector, including tourism, has seen rapid growth thanks to infrastructure investments. Ecotourism, cultural tourism, and leisure activities have drawn more visitors to Benin's historical sites, national parks, and beaches.
  • Industry: The industrial sector has become more competitive due to the expansion of the Glo-Djigbé Industrial Zone and government efforts to encourage private investment in textiles, processed foods, and construction materials.

The beverage and telecommunications industries have seen particularly strong growth. With these sectors expected to continue driving growth, Benin's GDP is projected to stabilize at a healthy 6.2% between 2024 and 2026 according to the World Bank.

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Local numbers for Benin start at just $1 and are just $1/mo thereafter.