A number for your Turo cars

Get a phone number for Turo hosts that rings your real phone.

Put an ExpressNumber number on the card in the glovebox and in your handoff notes instead of your own. A guest at the car calls it, your phone rings, and you burn the number when the car leaves Turo.

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This is how you get a number for the cars you host.

  1. Start your 7 days free and open Create a number.
  2. Name it after the car, such as Grey hatchback.
  3. Put the number on the card in the glovebox and in your handoff notes for the cleaner.
  4. A guest at the car calls it and your phone rings. Burn it in one tap when the car leaves Turo.
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Turo hosts put a separate number on each car for three reasons.

The person at the car needs you right now.

A dead battery, a flat tire or a lost key does not wait for a message. A number on the glovebox card gets a guest to your phone.

The people who help you need a number too.

A cleaner, a valet or a friend who does handoffs can call one number named after the car. Your own line stays off the sheet you hand them.

Cars leave the fleet.

When you sell a car or take it off Turo, burn its number. Cards left in old glove boxes stop reaching you.

Burn the number when the car leaves Turo.

One number for one car, from the first trip to the day you sell it or take it off Turo.

This is what Turo says about talking to guests.

Read October 31, 2026, with a link to each page.

  • Turo says a guest can message a host only after booking a trip.

    Its help page says a guest can message you only after they have booked a trip in one of your vehicles.

    Turo Help Center: Messaging your guest
  • Turo asks hosts and guests to keep their talk in Turo messaging.

    Its help page says to keep all communication in Turo messaging so support agents have a record to settle any disputes.

    Turo Help Center: Messaging your guest
  • Turo tells guests they cannot contact a host before they book.

    Its help page for guests says they are not able to contact a host before they book their trip, and that Turo messaging is for all communication with the host.

    Turo Help Center: Messaging your host
  • Turo may share a mobile number so the two sides can reach each other.

    Its privacy policy says Turo may provide your mobile phone number to facilitate communication, and that the other party may send you text messages, such as to confirm a pickup or delivery location.

    Turo Privacy Policy

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Then pick the plan that fits how many numbers you hand out.

Basic

7 days free

$9.99/mo

  • 5 numbers, one for each site, store or dealer
  • 100 forwarded minutes a month
  • Burn a number in one tap
  • Extra numbers $1 a month each
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Pro

7 days free

$29.99/mo

  • 100 numbers
  • 1,000 forwarded minutes a month
  • A number per vendor, client or listing
  • Extra numbers 50¢ a month each
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People ask these questions about a number for Turo hosts.

More in the full FAQ.

Create a number in your dashboard and name it after the car, such as Grey hatchback. It is live in about a minute. Put it on the glovebox card and in your handoff notes. Calls ring the phone you already carry, and the caller only ever sees the number you gave them.

No. Turo asks hosts and guests to keep their communication in Turo messaging so support has a record. The number is for the guest standing at the car and for the people who help you with it.

Burn it in one tap. Calls and texts to it stop at once, and the card left in the old glovebox stops reaching you.

No. Your numbers are receive-only: they take calls and texts, and they never make them. You answer calls on your own phone, and you cannot reply to a text from the inbox.

Yes. Every number has three modes: Forward rings your phone and lets texts in, Texts only stops calls and keeps the texts coming, and Block stops both. You change the mode from your dashboard.

Put a number on each car that you can burn.

Hand out a number you can burn. Keep the one your family calls.

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