About Us
Your trusted platform for free SMS verification and temporary phone numbers
Our Mission
We believe in providing accessible, free SMS verification services to everyone. Our mission is to simplify the process of receiving SMS verification codes without compromising your privacy or requiring personal phone numbers.
Whether you're a developer testing applications, a user signing up for services, or someone who values privacy, we're here to help you receive SMS messages quickly and easily.
Our Platform at a Glance
Numbers that speak for themselves — see how we're helping users worldwide
- Active phone numbers
- 94+
- Countries covered
- 27+
- Messages received
- 895254+
- Founded
- 2022
What We Offer
Free Numbers
Access hundreds of free phone numbers from around the world without any registration
High-Quality Numbers
Higher quality numbers with better reliability for users with verified emails
Instant Delivery
Messages appear in real-time, typically within seconds of being sent
Private Numbers
Dedicated numbers for exclusive use with enhanced privacy and reliability
Global Coverage
Phone numbers from 27+ countries across all continents
Developer Friendly
API access available for developers to integrate into their applications
Our Core Values
Accessibility
We believe everyone should have access to SMS verification services without barriers. That's why our core service is completely free.
Transparency
We operate with full transparency about how our service works, what data we collect, and how messages are handled.
Reliability
We strive to maintain 99.9% uptime and ensure messages are delivered quickly and accurately to your chosen number.
Privacy Awareness
While our free numbers are public, we clearly communicate this and offer private number options for sensitive use cases.
Continuous Improvement
We constantly work to expand our number coverage, improve performance, and add new features based on user feedback.
Common Use Cases
Testing & Development
Developers testing SMS verification flows in their applications
Service Registration
Signing up for online services without using your personal number
One-Time Verifications
Receiving temporary verification codes for short-term needs
Privacy Protection
Keeping your personal number private when testing new services
Multiple Accounts
Creating multiple accounts on platforms for legitimate purposes
International Access
Accessing services that require phone numbers from specific countries
Our Open-Source Projects
Two of the values above are easy to write down and hard to demonstrate: transparency, and any promise about privacy. Publishing the source is the one version of both that a reader can check instead of taking our word for it.
So the tools we build alongside this site are public. Read the code, run it on your own machine, open an issue for something we got wrong, or take it and build something else entirely.
DialGlide
A Chrome extension that finds every phone number on a page and turns each one into a button that opens whichever calling app you already use — or copies the number, if that is what you were after. It is on the Chrome Web Store, and the detection engine underneath it is published separately on npm as a browser-independent library.
- Reads Arabic-Indic and Persian digits, which most detectors quietly skip
- Nothing leaves your browser, for the plain reason that there is no server to send it to
- Licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0
India SMS DLT Template Validator
Anyone sending SMS in India has to register the message template with TRAI's DLT registry first, and a message that does not match its registered template is rejected before it is delivered. This tool checks a message against that template in the browser: structure match, variable pre-tagging, which encoding it lands in, and how many segments it will actually be billed as.
- Runs entirely inside the page — the message you paste never leaves it
- Covers TRAI's November 2025 direction on variable pre-tagging
- Static HTML with no build step, so the whole thing is one folder you can host anywhere
Secure SMS Webhook
When a message reaches one of your numbers, your provider sends your server a request to say so. Anyone who learns that request's address can forge one of their own, with whatever sender and text they like, unless the signature on it is checked. This is a Node.js library that checks that signature first, then turns away stale and repeated requests, and keeps phone numbers and one-time codes out of your logs. Its own page writes the setup code for you.
- Covers Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo, plus a generic HMAC mode for anyone else
- Stops the same message being acted on twice when a provider retries
- MIT licensed, with no runtime dependencies
All of it sits in one place: our GitHub account. DialGlide's source is in receive-sms-live/dialglide and its library is on npm as dialglide; the DLT validator is in dlt-template-validator; the webhook library is in secure-sms-webhook and on npm under the same name. Anything else we package shows up first on our npm account.
Issues and pull requests are open on all three repositories. If you run into a phone-number format we handle badly, that is the quickest way to tell us — and to get it fixed for whoever hits it next.
Get in Touch
Have questions, feedback, or suggestions? We'd love to hear from you. Our team is here to help make your experience better.