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What Area Code is Beverly Hills, California?
Beverly Hills, CA uses area codes 310 and 424. Learn what the codes cover, the time zone, and how to get a local Beverly Hills number today.
Quick answer
Beverly Hills, California uses area codes 310 and 424. Both cover the same Westside Los Angeles geography.
310 is the primary code, introduced in 1991 when it split from the original Los Angeles 213. 424 was added as an overlay in 2006 to supply more numbers across the same area as demand grew.
Because 424 overlays 310, a new number in Beverly Hills may be issued on either code, while existing numbers keep their original prefix.
What cities do 310 and 424 cover?
Area code 310 and its 424 overlay serve the Westside and South Bay of Los Angeles County. According to the numbering data, coverage includes:
- Santa Monica
- Beverly Hills
- Malibu
- Manhattan Beach
- Redondo Beach (310)
- Torrance
The 424 overlay shares the same core cities — Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, and Torrance — so both codes read as local across the Westside.
A 310 or 424 number is strongly associated with West LA’s entertainment, real estate, and professional-services scene, which is why it carries prestige for businesses in the area.
Beverly Hills area code time zone
Beverly Hills is in the Pacific Time (PT) zone, the same as the rest of California. Standard business hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT, and the region observes daylight saving time from March through November.
A Pacific Time number is a natural fit if you serve West Coast customers or want to align with the Los Angeles business day.
How to get a Beverly Hills area code number
DialPhone lets you get a local 310 or 424 Beverly Hills number instantly — no hardware and no California address required. Plans start at $24 per user per month and include unlimited US calling, an AI receptionist, business SMS, and call routing.
Every plan includes a free 14-day trial, so you can claim a Beverly Hills number and configure call handling before committing. You can also port an existing 310 or 424 number in for free.
See local phone numbers to search available Beverly Hills numbers and set yours up in minutes.
FAQ
Beverly Hills area code FAQ
Is 310 a toll-free number?
No. 310 is a local area code for Beverly Hills and the West Los Angeles area — not a toll-free number. Toll-free numbers use the 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, and 833 prefixes. A 310 number signals a genuine Westside Los Angeles presence.
Can I get a 310 number without living in Beverly Hills?
Yes. VoIP providers like DialPhone let anyone get a local 310 or 424 number regardless of location. You pick the area code, and calls ring on any device — no Beverly Hills address or physical line required.
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