Setup guide

Call forwarding, carrier by carrier

LeadClaim answers when you don't. That works through conditional call forwarding: your phone rings as usual, and only calls you miss or can't take go to your LeadClaim number. You keep your number. Setup takes about 2 minutes.

Pick your phone provider

Verizon Wireless
Verizon mobile and business mobile linesAT&T Wireless
AT&T mobile, including business plans and CricketT-Mobile
T-Mobile, T-Mobile for Business, Metro, MintSpectrum Business Voice
Spectrum Business landlinesComcast Business VoiceEdge / Business Voice
Comcast Business landlinesRingCentral
RingCentral MVP / RingEXGrasshopper
Grasshopper virtual business numbersGoogle Voice
Google Voice for Google WorkspaceTraditional landline (other carriers)
Frontier, Windstream, Brightspeed/CenturyLink, Lumen, Optimum, Cox, and most local phone companies

Which forwarding should I use?

TypeWhen LeadClaim answersBest for
No answerAfter your phone rings for the delay you set (we suggest 15–20 sec)Everyone (overflow + after hours)
BusyWhen you're already on a callEveryone
UnreachableWhen your phone is off or has no signalMobile lines
Forward allEvery callNights and vacations only, if you don't want your phone ringing

Test it (2 minutes)

  1. From a different phone, call your business number.
  2. Don't answer. Let it ring.
  3. LeadClaim should pick up after your ring delay. Say "this is a test."
  4. Check that the lead text arrives on your alert cell.
  5. Call again while you're on another call to test busy forwarding.

Codes and portal menus are current as of October 2026, but carriers change them. If a step doesn't match what you see, email hello@leadclaim.co or call your carrier, and we'll get it working.

Wait for your approval: turn on forwarding only after you've heard and approved your test-call recordings.