360 area code: location, overlays and numbers

In Seattle, Washington, area code 360 serves as a US telephone code and has operated since 1995, with 564 sharing it as an overlay.

Location
Seattle, Washington
Service start date
1995
Local time zone
Pacific time
Overlay
564
Calls within the area
Full 10-digit dialling
Rate centers
75
Expected exhaustion
2057
Country calling code
+1 (United States)

The information comes from NANPA public reports: the area code report and rate-centre report, with a file date of 11/01/2026. The projected exhaust year is from the NANPA projections 2026-1, dated April 2026. The official NANPA site is not this one.

Get a number in the 360 area code

You can get a 360 number in two ways. A provider hands out a new number with its plan: you pick it at sign-up from the numbers the provider holds in the code. A seller offers numbers it already owns, often in a pattern, at a one-time price. You then transfer your chosen number to a provider.

Providers ranked by first-year cost

ProviderCheapest planFirst yearLink
Google Voice logoFree appBasic (Just for me), free$0Open Google Voice
TextNow logoFree appFree plan, free$0Open TextNow
Twilio logoDeveloper APIPay-as-you-go local number, $1.15 a month$13.80Open Twilio
Burner logoSecond-number appStandard, $3.99 a month billed yearly$47.99Open Burner
UniTel Voice logoToll-free specialistSolo, $6.99 a month billed yearly$84Open UniTel Voice
GoDaddy Conversations (formerly Smartline) logoSecond-number appDeluxe (local number), $6.99 a month billed yearly$102.88Open GoDaddy Conversations (formerly Smartline)

Sellers offering listed local numbers

SellerWhat it sellsListed priceMonthly feeLink
Exclusive Digits logoMarketplaceLocal numbersFrom $9 one-timeNone statedSearch at Exclusive Digits
NumberBarn logoMarketplaceLocal and toll-freeFrom $9.95 one-time$2.99 a monthSearch at NumberBarn
RingBoost logoNumber brokerLocal and toll-freeFrom $99 one-timeNone statedSearch at RingBoost
PhoneNumberExpert logoNumber brokerLocal and toll-freeFrom $100 one-timeNone statedSearch at PhoneNumberExpert
212areacode.comNumber brokerLocal numbersFrom $150 one-timeNone statedSearch at 212areacode.com

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Places in the 360 area code

NANPA lists 75 calling areas, or rate centres, for 360. Each one is a local calling area where numbers get assigned:

Snohomish, Skykomish, Silverdale, Shelton, San Juan, Salkum, Rochester, Ridgefield, Port Townsend, Point Roberts, Port Angeles, Poulsbo, Port Ludlow, Port Orchard, Pacific Beach, Orting, Olympia, Ocosta, Oak Harbor, Naselle, Mount Vernon, Mossyrock, Morton, Montesano, Marysville, Longview, Long Beach, Lake Quinault, La Center, Kingston, Kalama, Hoodsport, Hood Canal, Hat Island, Grays River, Grays Harbor Co, Forks, Enumclaw, Elma, Eatonville, Dewatto, Curtis, Crystal Mountain, Cougar, Copalis, Chimacum/center, Chehalis, Centralia, Cathlamet, Castle Rock, Camas, Bucoda, Buckley, Bremerton, Black Diamond, Belfair, Battle Ground, Ashford, Amboy, Aberdeen and 15 more.

Other related area codes

The same area and the same pool of numbers: 564. Any of these codes can provide a new number in this area, so ask for the one you want.

Washington also uses the area codes 206, 509, 253 and 425.

360 area code questions

Where is the 360 area code?

Area code 360 serves Seattle, Washington, and the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA area.

What country code does a 360 number use?

+1. Because 360 sits in the North American Numbering Plan, from abroad you dial +1 360 plus the 7-digit number.

What time is it in the 360 area code?

Area code 360 uses Pacific time.

Who makes calls from a 360 number?

Numbers in this code are used by homes, mobiles and local businesses, and by callers who fake local numbers. On your screen, 360 shows where a number was assigned, rather than identifying the caller.

Is calling a 360 number toll-free?

No. 360 is a local area code, and calls to it are billed the same way as any other US call. The toll-free prefixes in the US are 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844 and 833.