Rent a phone number in Nicaragua
A dedicated +505 number in Nicaragua that stays yours for the whole term and takes unlimited incoming SMS, from any service. 2 networks rent here, from $5.10 for seven days.
- networks
- 2
- from, 7 days
- $5.10
- from, 30 days
- $10.76
- dial prefix
- +505
Renting a number in Nicaragua, in practice
A rental in Nicaragua runs on one of 2 networks, from $5.10 for seven days and $10.76 for thirty. The line carries the +505 prefix and is reserved for your account alone for the whole term: every message sent to it reaches you, from any service, with no limit on how many.
The longer terms cost more in total and less per day, which is the whole of the pricing logic here. Seven days from $5.10 suits a sign-up plus the follow-up messages that arrive in the first week; thirty days from $10.76 suits an account you intend to keep reachable. There is nothing above thirty, and that ceiling is deliberate rather than a gap in the catalogue.
The whole term is paid at the start, in crypto, from a balance you top up with at least $20.00. There is no card and no invoice. Renewing is yours to trigger from the dashboard, as many times as you like; nothing renews by itself, so when the term ends it simply ends and there is nothing to cancel. It is the same balance one-time codes are charged against, so a rental and a handful of codes come out of one place.
Questions about this page
How much does it cost to rent a number in Nicaragua?
From $5.10 for seven days and from $10.76 for thirty. The longer the term, the less each day costs. It is charged once, upfront; renewing is a click in your dashboard, as often as you like, and nothing renews by itself.
What can a rented number receive?
Unlimited incoming SMS from any service, for the whole term — a second code, a password reset, a delivery notice. It is a dedicated line, not a shared one.
What happens when the term ends?
The number stops being yours and goes back to the pool. You can renew it from your dashboard before that happens, as many times as you like — but nothing renews automatically, and you are never charged again without asking.