By the term

A dedicated number that stays yours for 7 to 30 days

One line bound to your account for the whole stretch, taking incoming messages from anyone who writes, without a ceiling. Nothing asked about you, settled once, in crypto.

Verifies

1 Country 116 countries

Select a country

2 Choose a carrier 0 carriers

Choose a country first

3 Length and cost

Country

Every country where a line can be held for a stretch, each with the tariff it opens at.
Choose the carrier

Carriers part company on tariff and on how deep a pool of idle lines they keep. Both stand beside each name.
Length

Seven days, fourteen or thirty. The longer the stretch, the less a day inside it costs.
Read what arrives

The line answers at once, and everything written to it reaches your dashboard until the stretch runs out.

Prices

The cost of each length

Opening tariffs across 116 countries. What you actually pay follows the country and the carrier you settle on above.

What holding a line costs, by stretch, in US dollars
Length	Starts at	A day	Suits
7 days	$4.29	$0.61	A registration that will ask for a second code later in the week
14 days	$3.90	$0.28	A trial period, or a marketplace that verifies you twice
30 days	$5.52	$0.18	An account you mean to hold on to

Settled once. Renew from the dashboard whenever you like — never on its own.

When it runs out

And after the thirtieth day?

Thirty days is the longest stretch sold here, and the ceiling is deliberate: past a month there is no honest way to promise a line will still be ours to hand over. You renew before the stretch runs out — the same line, another stretch, at the tariff standing on the day you renew — and you may do it as often as you please. Nothing renews of its own accord, and nothing is settled unasked.

Let a stretch lapse and the line rejoins the pool; it cannot be recovered afterwards.

Common questions

Worth knowing first

Does a rented number work with every service?

Yes. A line held by the term is not bound to one platform the way a single activation is. It takes incoming messages from anything that sends them, for as long as the stretch runs.

Why does the longest term stop at thirty days?

Because the carriers are not ours. Past a month there is no honest way to promise a line will still be available to hand over, and a stretch cut short is worse than one never sold. Renewing before the end does the same work without a promise that cannot be kept.

What happens once the term is over?

The line is let go and stops receiving. There is no automatic renewal and no charge you did not ask for — but renewing stands open in the dashboard as often as you want, and renewing before it lapses keeps you on the same line.

Am I the only one on the number during the term?

Yes. For the whole stretch it goes to nobody else, and nobody else reads what arrives on it.

Is an account or a document required?

An address and a crypto balance. No name, no postal address, no document, no phone of your own — as everywhere else on this site.

What if messages stop arriving on the number?

Write to us inside the stretch. Where the line is dead through no doing of yours, we replace it for the remainder or return the unused days to your balance.