To give someone your phone number, you can say “You can reach me on this number,” “Feel free to call me on…,” or “My number is…” The best wording depends on whether you are writing a formal email, a casual message, or inviting someone to call or text.
Choose the Wording by Context
- Professional email: “You can reach me on this number: …”
- Friendly invitation to call: “Feel free to call me on…”
- Very concise: “My number is…”
- Call or text: “You can call or text me on…”
You can reach me on this number
Clear and professional. In British English, “on” is very natural with telephone numbers.
Example: “You can reach me on this number: 07xxx xxxxxx.”
You can contact me on
Neutral and suitable for email signatures, applications, and practical correspondence.
Example: “You can contact me on 07xxx xxxxxx if anything changes.”
Feel free to call me on
Warm and inviting when you specifically want the person to phone.
Example: “Feel free to call me on 07xxx xxxxxx if you have any questions.”
My number is
The simplest option when no extra politeness is needed.
Example: “My number is 07xxx xxxxxx.”
You can call me on
Direct and conversational.
Example: “You can call me on 07xxx xxxxxx after 6 p.m.”
You can call or text me on
Useful when either type of contact is welcome.
Example: “You can call or text me on 07xxx xxxxxx when you arrive.”
I’m available on
Concise and professional, especially when the context already makes clear that this is a phone number.
Example: “I’m available on 07xxx xxxxxx throughout the afternoon.”
The best number to reach me on is
Helpful when you have several contact numbers or want to distinguish a preferred one.
Example: “The best number to reach me on is 07xxx xxxxxx.”
You’re welcome to contact me on
Polite and slightly more formal.
Example: “You’re welcome to contact me on 07xxx xxxxxx if you would like to discuss this.”
I can be reached on
Formal and impersonal, suitable for business correspondence.
Example: “I can be reached on 07xxx xxxxxx during office hours.”
Here’s my number
Casual and natural in texts, chats, or friendly emails.
Example: “Here’s my number: 07xxx xxxxxx. Give me a call when you’re free.”
On or At This Number?
Both can be understood, but “reach me on this number” is especially natural in British English. In American English, “reach me at this number” is also common.
Keep the Number Easy to Read
When sharing a telephone number in writing, use the normal spacing or formatting for your country rather than presenting it as one long string of digits.