From $9 a month, no contract. One number your AI can work from, priced by how much you talk: calls, texts and WhatsApp come out of one monthly bundle at a published rate, and the meter is in the app before you spend it, not on the invoice afterwards.
You pay the full price once, before the number is yours. There is no free trial, because a phone number costs real money from the minute it is issued and a free one attracts everyone you would not want on your line. In return the number is live within a minute of paying, or within a few working days where the regulator checks ID first — and if that check fails, you are refunded.
A number of your own, for an AI that mostly answers. Credits are delivered every month.
The everyday one: a working line that rings and gets texted. Credits are delivered every month.
For a number you hand out widely and talk on daily. Credits are delivered every month.
Heavy use, and room before a top-up is worth thinking about. Credits are delivered every month.
Every bracket carries the same number and the same channels — they differ only in how much talking is included. Move between them whenever; the new bundle starts the following month.
Renting a line costs different amounts in different countries, so the price follows it rather than averaging it across everyone. You are shown the whole figure on the number you picked, before you pay.
This is what a number costs where it is, not where it is in stock. The picker shows which countries have numbers today, whether one needs an ID check, and whether it can receive texts — several countries are voice only. A country that is not priced here cannot be bought yet, and the picker says so before you sign in rather than after.
Switched on in the app when you want it, not at checkout.
US carriers require every business that sends texts to register the number first. That registration has a real fee, it takes three to seven working days, and we pass it through at what it costs us rather than burying it in the monthly price.
Receiving texts needs none of it, and neither does WhatsApp. So a $9 number takes verification codes and messages from the first minute, which is most of what people want one for.
One bundle, spent across every channel at a published rate, so a busy month on the phone and a busy month on WhatsApp cost the same to you.
Those are the domestic rates. Calling abroad, and WhatsApp conversations your AI starts rather than answers, are metered by destination at what the carrier charges plus our margin — the app shows the rate before the first one.
One-tap packs that stack on the monthly bundle. Deliberately dearer per credit than moving up a bracket, because if you are topping up every month the cheaper answer is the bigger bundle and we would rather say so.
Choose your number first and the price comes with it. Nothing is charged until you have seen the number you are buying. The product questions are on questions.