Without protection
Spam Likely
(512) 555-0142 · Incoming call
With Callingly
Your Business
(512) 555-0142 · Incoming call
When a lead’s phone shows “Spam Likely” or “Scam Risk” on your call, they don’t pick up, no matter how fast you dialed. Carriers and their call-analytics partners add those labels automatically – often to legitimate business numbers – and most businesses don’t find out until their answer rates have already dropped.
That’s why we partnered with ArmorHQ. Every number you get through Callingly is registered with the major carriers, watched for spam labels with real test calls, and cleaned up when a label appears – automatically, on every plan.
Each number is registered with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, with caller name (CNAM) support, so carriers know it belongs to a legitimate business.
ArmorHQ checks how your numbers show up using real test calls to real phones across the major carriers – not simulations.
When a “Spam Likely” or “Scam Risk” label shows up, ArmorHQ works with the carriers to get it taken down. Their team has cleared more than 250,000 flags.
Protection is included on every Callingly number, on every plan. There’s no setting to turn on and nothing for your team to manage.
You get a number from Callingly – new or already on your account.
It’s registered with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, with caller name support.
ArmorHQ places real test calls to see how your number is labeled on each carrier.
If a spam or scam label appears, ArmorHQ works with the carriers to get it removed.
Your leads see your call, not a warning – and pick up.
Every Callingly number is registered with the carriers, monitored for spam labels and remediated by ArmorHQ – included on every plan, with nothing to set up.
No credit card required.