Every service we have numbers for

How to read this list

Every tile carries two figures, and they answer two different questions. The price is the cheapest network in the cheapest country that has that service in stock right now — the floor, not an average, so the number you actually pay is that or more. The count next to it is how many countries can deliver it at this moment. A service in three countries is not worse than one in ninety; it usually means the platform only accepts local numbers, and the three that work are the three worth knowing.

Why the list changes between two visits

It is read from stock, not from a page written months ago. Networks recycle their lines constantly, platforms tighten and loosen which ranges they accept, and both move through the day. A service that shows 145 countries this morning may show fewer this evening and more tomorrow. Nothing here is a promise about next week — it is a reading of right now, which is the only figure worth acting on.

A service you cannot find

If it is not on this page, no network has a line for it in stock at this moment. That is different from “we do not support it”: the same code may be deliverable again in an hour. It is worth checking back rather than assuming the answer is permanent. And if you know the service by another name — most platforms have two — try the other one in the search box at the top of the list.

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