SmsActivate numbers, under your own name

Where the line is drawn #

No commission is taken and no revenue is shared. Activations are bought at the tariff printed in the catalogue and sold on to your own customers at whatever you decide. The gap belongs to you entirely, and we never see what it is.

Which is why there is nothing to apply for and nothing to countersign before you begin. An account, a funded balance and a key are the whole of the arrangement.

The arithmetic, done honestly #

Take an activation bought at $0.07 and sold at $0.35. The spread is yours, and it does not thin as you grow, because our tariff does not move with volume.

What does move with volume is everything standing around it: your own payment handling, the hours your support spends, the attempts that come back empty. A plan worth trusting prices those in rather than treating the spread as profit.

• You settle only on a delivered code, so an empty attempt costs you nothing at all — but it costs your customer time, and that time is what your support hears about.
• A term settles up front whether or not a single message ever arrives on it. Price a resold term by the term, never by the message, or the arithmetic works against you.
• Funding is in crypto from $20.00. Fund in amounts that fit your own cash cycle rather than topping up once per order.

What volume does and does not buy #

The tariffs on the site hold at one activation and at ten thousand. There are no metal tiers here, and nobody is going to offer a discount in exchange for a signature.

Going below the catalogue is a different conversation, and an honest one: at genuine volume on particular service-and-country pairings, a dedicated rate can sometimes be arranged upstream. That is worth raising once the traffic is actually running — not in advance, because the answer turns entirely on which pairings and how many.

Bring the pairings and the monthly figures to live chat and you will get a straight answer about whether there is room.

What you actually wire up #

One key, carried as a bearer header, over HTTPS. No SDK to install, no sandbox to request, no call to sit through. The full reference is on the API page.

• Read the balance, so your own system knows to fund itself before it runs dry.
• Read the live tariff and idle count for any service in any country, so your prices follow ours instead of drifting away from them.
• 600 calls a minute per account rather than per address — a key is meant to run from one machine, and counting by address would punish exactly that.

Getting going #

1. 1 Open an account An address and a password. No name, no document, no company filings.
2. 2 Fund it In crypto, from $20.00. Everything is debited from that balance and nothing else.
3. 3 Issue a key From the account menu. Shown once — only its fingerprint is kept afterwards.
4. 4 Build against the read routes Tariffs and counts, so your catalogue tracks ours. The reference names every field and every error.
5. 5 Talk to us when the volume says so Not before. There is nothing waiting to be unlocked and nothing to apply for in the meantime.

The two things asked of you #

Two, and they are the same two we hold ourselves to.

• Carry the acceptable use policy through to your own customers. Reselling access in a shape that keeps those rules out of sight of the people buying is itself a breach of them.
• Do not stand in our name. Use your own — that is the entire point of the model — but do not claim to be this service, and do not tell your customers that we support them, because we do not. You do.

What resellers actually ask #