What Virtual Landline changed

• Added a massive alphabetical list of UK towns and area codes (from Aberdeen to York).
• Added specific available phone numbers for London (0207/0208) and Freephone (0800) directly in the selection view.
• Updated the copyright year to 2026.
• Added a detailed cookie consent and data processing banner at the top of the page.

The website now displays a comprehensive list of hundreds of UK towns and their specific area codes. This makes it much easier for customers to find a local number for their exact location, which helps small businesses look local to their neighbors.

• Added a new "Virtual Landline eSIM" product section to the homepage.
• Introduced eSIM pricing starting at £12.95/month for local and national numbers.
• Added London-specific eSIM plans starting at £18.95/month.
• Expanded the navigation menu with deep links to specific city numbers (Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, etc.) and specialized services like "Prison Phone Calls."
• Updated the testimonials section with new customer reviews.

The competitor is expanding its hardware options. By offering eSIMs, they allow customers to use a business landline number directly on a mobile phone without needing a separate app or a physical SIM card.

• The list of available 0330 and 0333 national numbers was completely refreshed.
• The selection of 0207 and 0208 London numbers was updated with new options.
• The list of 0800 Freephone numbers was shortened, removing several previously available options.
• A small piece of company registration text was removed from the very end of the page content.

The company has refreshed its inventory of available UK national, London, and Freephone numbers. This indicates active customer turnover or the addition of new number blocks to their stock.