Hi guys! Just like in previous years, I'm dropping a list of paid and free websites of Non-VoIP SMS providers I've used throughout 2023. Plus, I've gathered a bunch of great shout-outs from users recommending some of these websites. Check it out!
Free websites:
Remember that free websites might be a little risky if you want to verify a personal account or a financial account because the sms received to that simcard is public to everyone.
Paid websites
1. (They offer cheap prices for Google Voice ($0.78) and have multiple options for this service. Moreover, they have simcards from US, UK, Canada, India, Russia and more than 50 countries and accept Binance Pay, Cryptocurrency, Visa/MasterCard and other payment methods less popular. Works great for the most popular services and it is very cheap. Their API is basic but works good. 10/10.)
2. (They have a new beta version and offer high quality numbers of USA/UK only. They accept Amazon Pay (VISA/MasterCard)/cryptocurrency/Binance Pay/PerfectMoney/Payeer and others. Moreover, they are now offering long-term numbers, more commonly known as rental numbers, for 7/15/30 days, depending on the country (USA/UK). Their API is only available if you request it to their customer support, so I couldn't test it. 10/10.)
3. (They offer only short-term numbers from USA and UK, the prices are a little high but works good and they accept only cryptocurrency. Don't have an API. 8/10.)
4. (They offer only short and long term numbers from USA, most numbers work good but they are expensive. Plus, they accept VISA/Mastercard and crypto only. Very good API, robust. 7.5/10.)
5. (They offer very very cheap numbers (+$0.1) but have poor quality, a lot of numbers are reused but eventually work. Worst is nothing. They accept VISA/Mastercard, cryptocurrency, what's great is that they offer +176 countries. API with some errors and doesn't have some functionalities 6/10.)
6. (They offer 0.5$ of bonus when you sign up and the prices go from 0.1$, they support voice verification (BIG DEAL), the problem is with the payment methods: cryptocurrency and other less known payment methods, the numbers have regular quality but works for most services. 9/10.)
7. (They offer a lot of companies but this service in particular is too bad, in some cases they do not give a refund for numbers that dont work, most numbers are reused and for long-term numbers you must wait +30 min to activate the number, in conclusion this service is very very bad, not recommended. 3/10.)
8. (they offer USA & UK numbers with good quality at a cheap price. Their API sucks and customer support may be a little slow, I used it mostly for Telegram accounts. Bad API, you can't cancel a number and get a refund. 5/10.
I'll be updating this post from time to time in my comments. Regards!
Free websites:
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Remember that free websites might be a little risky if you want to verify a personal account or a financial account because the sms received to that simcard is public to everyone.
Paid websites
1. (They offer cheap prices for Google Voice ($0.78) and have multiple options for this service. Moreover, they have simcards from US, UK, Canada, India, Russia and more than 50 countries and accept Binance Pay, Cryptocurrency, Visa/MasterCard and other payment methods less popular. Works great for the most popular services and it is very cheap. Their API is basic but works good. 10/10.)
2. (They have a new beta version and offer high quality numbers of USA/UK only. They accept Amazon Pay (VISA/MasterCard)/cryptocurrency/Binance Pay/PerfectMoney/Payeer and others. Moreover, they are now offering long-term numbers, more commonly known as rental numbers, for 7/15/30 days, depending on the country (USA/UK). Their API is only available if you request it to their customer support, so I couldn't test it. 10/10.)
3. (They offer only short-term numbers from USA and UK, the prices are a little high but works good and they accept only cryptocurrency. Don't have an API. 8/10.)
4. (They offer only short and long term numbers from USA, most numbers work good but they are expensive. Plus, they accept VISA/Mastercard and crypto only. Very good API, robust. 7.5/10.)
5. (They offer very very cheap numbers (+$0.1) but have poor quality, a lot of numbers are reused but eventually work. Worst is nothing. They accept VISA/Mastercard, cryptocurrency, what's great is that they offer +176 countries. API with some errors and doesn't have some functionalities 6/10.)
6. (They offer 0.5$ of bonus when you sign up and the prices go from 0.1$, they support voice verification (BIG DEAL), the problem is with the payment methods: cryptocurrency and other less known payment methods, the numbers have regular quality but works for most services. 9/10.)
7. (They offer a lot of companies but this service in particular is too bad, in some cases they do not give a refund for numbers that dont work, most numbers are reused and for long-term numbers you must wait +30 min to activate the number, in conclusion this service is very very bad, not recommended. 3/10.)
8. (they offer USA & UK numbers with good quality at a cheap price. Their API sucks and customer support may be a little slow, I used it mostly for Telegram accounts. Bad API, you can't cancel a number and get a refund. 5/10.
I'll be updating this post from time to time in my comments. Regards!
