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1 Select country 116 countries

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2 Select network 0 networks

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3 Term & price

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Pick a country and a network — the price appears here.

Rent a number, country by country

116 countries where a number can be rented for seven, fourteen or thirty days. Each has its own page with the networks that rent there and what each term costs.

When a rental is the right answer

A one-time code covers a single sign-up and the line goes back to the network. A rental keeps the same number reachable for the whole term, which is what you need the moment a second message is ever going to arrive: a login from a new device, a password reset, a confirmation that comes days after the order. If you will only ever see one code, renting is money spent on time you will not use. If you are not sure, you probably need the rental.

Why the country matters more on a rental than on a code

On a one-time code, a country that does not work costs you a wait and nothing else — the charge is reversed. On a rental you have committed to a term, so a country the service refuses is a term you paid for and cannot use. This is the page to slow down on. Open the country you have in mind and check that the networks renting there are ones the platform is comfortable with, before the term starts rather than after.

What the entry price on each tile means

It is the cheapest network in that country for the shortest term, which is seven days. The longer terms cost more in total and less per day, and the exact figures differ by network — they are on the country page, network by network. Thirty days is the ceiling we sell, and that is deliberate rather than a limitation of the catalogue: past a month, the line stops behaving like a number you borrowed.

Questions about this page

How many countries can I rent a number in?

Rental is available in 116 countries. That is fewer than the 145 countries where one-time codes work, because keeping a line reserved for a whole term is something only some networks will do.

Is the number mine alone during the term?

Yes. For the whole term the line is reserved for your account and every message sent to it reaches you, from any service, with no limit on how many.

What happens when the term ends?

The line returns to the network and stops being reachable for you. Anything tied to it — an account whose recovery depends on that number — stops being recoverable through it, so it is worth moving on before the term runs out rather than after.