About Our Free SMS Number Service
We give away public phone numbers that receive SMS online, so you can sign up for an app without sharing your own number. Private non-VoIP numbers are available for apps that refuse shared ones.
UpdatedWhat we do
- Free public numbers from 180+ countries, with new ones added every 24 hours.
- Per-app success rates, so you know whether a free number will work before you try.
- Guides for codes that don’t arrive, rejected numbers and account security.
What we don’t do
We don’t sell personal data or ask for your phone number. Free numbers are public: never use them for banks, payments, government services or your main email. Why.
Who runs the site
An editorial team writes and checks the guides and success rates. How we work: editorial policy. Contact us on the contact page.
About Us: FAQ
Is the service free?+
Free numbers are. Private non-VoIP numbers are paid per code and refunded automatically if no SMS arrives. Refund policy. Free numbers need no account, no card and no app, and you can open as many as you like. You only pay if you choose a private number, and only for a code that actually arrives.
Do you need my phone number or email?+
Not for free numbers. You only sign up to see codes from high-demand apps like Telegram, WhatsApp and Instagram. We never ask for your own phone number. Free numbers work without any account at all. An email is all the sign-up asks for.
Where do the numbers come from?+
From mobile lines that receive SMS into public inboxes. Each number is retired once it stops receiving texts. New numbers are added every 24 hours, so the list always has fresh lines with few sign-ups behind them. We don’t sell or reuse private numbers as free ones.