Posted on 10/11/26 03:05 am
Boost Mobile number changes are made through your account in the Boost app or by contacting customer care. A fee may apply, so check before you confirm.
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Boost Mobile app | Look in account or line settings for a phone number change option |
| Boost website account | Same options as the app on many plans |
| Customer care | Often reached by dialing 611 from your Boost phone |
| Boost store | Staff can help in person; bring ID |
Menus change over time and differ between plans, so if you do not see the option, contact care.
If spam is the reason, try blocking first: see blocking spam texts.
Before the old number stops working, update it on apps that send sign-in codes by text, such as email, social media, shopping and streaming services. Switch two-step verification to an authenticator app where you can. Once the old number is gone, codes sent to it cannot be recovered.
If you are joining Boost from another carrier and want to keep your number, that is a transfer (port), not a change. You need the account number and transfer PIN from the old carrier. See transfer PINs explained.
Restart your phone, make a test call, and check that texts arrive. Tell family, work, your doctor and school about the new number.
Often in the Boost app or website; otherwise contact care.
There can be; check before confirming.
Update the number on apps that send sign-in codes.
Related: change number on T-Mobile · change number on Verizon · transfer PINs.
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