330 area code: location, overlays and numbers
In Akron, Ohio, the US telephone area code 330 has been in service since 1996 and shares an overlay with 234.
- Location
- Akron, Ohio
- In service from
- 1996
- Local time zone
- Local time is Eastern
- Overlay
- 234
- Calls inside the area
- Full 10-digit dialling
- Telephone rate centres
- 117
- Expected exhaust
- 2042
- Code for the country
- +1 (United States)
NANPA public reports provide the source: the area code report and rate-centre report, dated 11/01/2026. The exhaust year appears in NANPA projections 2026-1 (April 2026). We are not an official NANPA site.
Get a number in the 330 area code
A 330 number can be reached in two ways. With its plan, a provider gives you a new number, chosen at sign-up from the numbers it already holds in the code. At a one-time price, a seller lists numbers it holds, often with a pattern. You later transfer your chosen number to a provider.
Providers ranked by first-year cost
| Provider | Cheapest plan | First year | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
 Free app | Basic (Just for me), free | $0 | Open Google Voice |
 Free app | Free plan, free | $0 | Open TextNow |
 Developer API | Pay-as-you-go local number, $1.15 a month | $13.80 | Open Twilio |
 Second-number app | Standard, $3.99 a month billed yearly | $47.99 | Open Burner |
 Toll-free specialist | Solo, $6.99 a month billed yearly | $84 | Open UniTel Voice |
 Second-number app | Deluxe (local number), $6.99 a month billed yearly | $102.88 | Open GoDaddy Conversations (formerly Smartline) |
Sellers that list local numbers
| Seller | What it sells | Listed price | Monthly fee | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Marketplace | Local numbers | From $9 one-time | None stated | Search at Exclusive Digits |
 Marketplace | Local and toll-free | From $9.95 one-time | $2.99 a month | Search at NumberBarn |
 Number broker | Local and toll-free | From $99 one-time | None stated | Search at RingBoost |
 Number broker | Local and toll-free | From $100 one-time | None stated | Search at PhoneNumberExpert |
| 212areacode.comNumber broker | Local numbers | From $150 one-time | None stated | Search at 212areacode.com |
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Places in the 330 area code
For 330, NANPA lists 117 rate centres. Each one is a local calling area where numbers get assigned:
The listed rate centres include Lisbon (columbiana), Leetonia, Lake Milton, Kinsman, Killbuck, Kidron, Kent, Johnston, Hudson, Hubbard, Homerville, Holmesville, Hiram, Hinckley, Hartville, Hartford (trumbull), Harlem Springs, Hanoverton, Greensburg and Greene. The list also includes Glenmont, Girard, Garrettsville, Fredericksburg, East Rochester, East Palestine, East Liverpool, Doylestown, Dellroy, Damascus, Dalton and Creston. Other centres are Cortland, Columbiana, Chatham, Carrollton, Canton, Canfield, Canal Fulton, Burbank, Brunswick, Bristolville, Brewster and Bolivar. The list covers Big Prairie, Berlin Center, Berlin, Beach City, Baltic, Aurora, Atwater, Apple Creek, Alliance and Akron too. Those names include Lodi, Louisville, Lowellville, Magnolia Waynesburg, Malvern, Manchester (summit), with 57 additional rate centres.
Other related area codes
The same area and the same pool of numbers: 234. Any of these codes can provide a new number in this area. Ask for the code you prefer.
Other Ohio area codes are 216, 419 and 513, along with 614, 937, 440 and 740. The others are 567, 220, 380, 326, 283 and 436.
330 area code questions
Which area does 330 cover?
Calls to 330 ring in Akron, Ohio, in the area around Akron, OH.
What country code does a 330 number use?
+1. The North American Numbering Plan covers 330, so from abroad you dial +1 330 followed by the 7-digit number.
What time is it in the 330 area code?
The time in 330 is Eastern.
Who uses a 330 number to call?
Calls may come from homes, mobiles and local businesses using a number in this code, as well as from people who fake a local number. When a 330 number appears on your screen, it shows where that number was assigned, not the caller's identity.