Steam verification number in Germany

A +49 number in Germany that receives the Steam code, from $0.09. 3 networks are available right now, each with its own price and its own free lines — below.

price, per code: $0.09
networks: 3
numbers available: 146K
dial prefix: +49

1 Select service 1,296 services in stock

Steam 45K numbers $0.07

2 Select country 145 countries

Germany 409K numbers $0.09

3 Network & price

Network3

You get +49 · Germany

Buy for $0.09

Charged only when the code arrives.

Every network that carries this number, and what each one costs
Network	Price	Numbers
Telekom	$0.09	146K
Vodafone	$0.07	60
o2	$0.18	29

Using Germany numbers for Steam

This combination has 146K lines available across 3 networks, from $0.09. The number carries the +49 prefix and receives the Steam code like any other Germany mobile. You pick the network yourself above — they differ in price, and they differ in how reliably they deliver.

This is a single code, not a number you keep. Once Steam delivers it, the line returns to the Germany network and can be issued to somebody else. If the account will ever need a second message on the same number, a rented Germany line covers it for a whole term instead.

The same Steam number, elsewhere

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Other services on a number from Germany

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Questions about this page

How much do Steam numbers cost in Germany?

From $0.09, charged only when the code arrives. 3 networks carry this combination right now and their prices differ — the table above shows each one.

Which network should I pick in Germany?

The 3 networks carrying Steam in Germany differ in price and in how many lines they have free — both are in the table above. Start with the cheapest that has lines available; if it does not work out, nothing is charged and you can pick another.

How long does the code take to arrive?

Usually seconds. The number stays reserved for twenty minutes; if no code arrives inside that window, the charge is reversed automatically and you keep the money.