Non-VoIP US numbers
for SMS verification.

Many apps refuse VoIP numbers such as Google Voice or TextNow. A zapsms number is a real US mobile number from a carrier, used for your verification only. One code costs from $0.50, and you get a full refund if the code never arrives.

Real carrier line, not VoIPNot shared with other buyersPrivate order page, not a public inbox

Why apps reject VoIP numbers

Before sending a code, many apps look up who issued the number. Lookups label Google Voice, TextNow and most free texting apps as VoIP, and apps that fight fake accounts often block those numbers, or accept them and then never send the code. A carrier number passes that lookup like any other phone. How VoIP detection works

Why free non-VoIP numbers rarely work

Free receive-SMS sites list the same numbers for everyone. The numbers have already been used on most apps, many are VoIP, and every code shows on a public page anyone can read. Free vs paid numbers · Are free numbers safe?

One code or a number you keep

For a single signup, a one-time verification from $0.50 is enough. If you need to log in again later or receive codes from several apps, a number rental keeps one number for you from $3.30 for 1 day up to a year. Apps that only call can use voice verification.

When to use your own number

For a bank, your main email or anything you must recover years from now, use a number you own. A one-time number is not yours after the order ends, so it cannot receive a recovery code later. Some finance apps also check the name on the line.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Top up your wallet

    Add funds once. Each order is paid from the wallet.

  2. Step 2

    Pick the service

    Choose the app you are verifying. You get a US number for it right away.

  3. Step 3

    Get the code

    Enter the number in the app and request the code. It appears on your order page.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a non-VoIP number?

A number issued by a mobile carrier and tied to a real SIM line, like the number on your own phone. VoIP numbers (Google Voice, TextNow and most free texting apps) run over the internet, and carrier lookups label them as virtual. Many apps check that label before they send a code.

Is there a free non-VoIP number for SMS verification?

Not one you can rely on. Free receive-SMS sites post every number and every incoming text on a public page, so the numbers have been used by many people, are often VoIP, and anyone can read your code. Paid numbers cost money because a real carrier line costs money.

How much does a non-VoIP number cost?

A one-time verification starts at $0.50 and the price depends on the service. If you need the same number for longer, rentals run from 1 day to 1 year.

What happens if the code never arrives?

Full refund if the code never arrives. Cancel the order from your order page and the money goes back to your wallet.

Can I use the number again later?

A one-time verification is for one code. To receive more codes on the same number, for example to log in again, rent the number instead.

Do you have non-VoIP numbers outside the US?

No. Every number is a US (+1) mobile number.