SMS provider reviews

Independent, hands-on reviews of SMS activation providers — pricing, country coverage, delivery, and the best alternatives.

ViOTP 4.1

A buyer inside Vietnam who reads Vietnamese, pays with a local wallet or bank transfer, and wants Asian numbers by the week or month.

Truverifi 3.9

Someone who specifically needs a real American carrier phone number, is willing to click past a browser security warning to reach the site, and to open an account before seeing a single price.

PVADeals 3.9

Someone who only ever needs an American or British number, wants the price on the page before signing up, and prefers a cheap number they can keep re-using for a month.

1001SMS 4.4

Someone who wants a wide country list with both one-off activations and long rentals, and who does not mind creating an account before any price is visible.

eSIM Plus 2.9

A traveller who already wants eSIM data from this app and would use one long-lived foreign phone number alongside it, rather than someone buying a single verification code.

SimRim 2.7

Someone who wants one receive-only number held for months in one of fourteen countries, and who accepts in advance that a code failing to arrive is not refundable

PingMe 2.5

Someone who wants to keep one American, Canadian, British, Australian or Hong Kong number for months inside an app, and who values calls and texts on it more than the price of a single verification.

Textr 3.0

Someone who wants a second American, Canadian or British phone number as a monthly subscription inside a phone app, rather than a one-off code for a single sign-up.

Quackr 3.7

Someone who needs one dedicated number to keep for weeks or months, in one of the eight countries it is sold for, and who is buying the rental rather than the free board.

Receive-SMSS 2.5

Reading a throwaway code for a sign-up that nobody cares about, on a page that is honest about being public and free of any registration