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DogeSMS gives you a temporary phone number for receiving one-time SMS verification codes, so you do not have to put your personal number into every sign-up form. Numbers cover 180+ countries and 5,000+ services. Pay per code, minimum top-up $3, no subscription. REST API and webhooks for teams.
DogeSMS is based in Singapore and was founded in 2025. Contact Joey Lee at service@dogesms.com. X: https://x.com/dogesms.
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Who it is for
People and teams who need a temporary phone number for one-time SMS verification codes instead of using a personal number.
Main features
- Temporary phone numbers in 180+ countries
- One-time SMS verification codes
- Pay per code, $3 minimum top-up, no subscription
- REST API and webhooks
- Web access for individuals and teams
Pricing
Paid, usage-based, pay-as-you-go. Minimum top-up $3. No free trial
Platforms
- Web
- API
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Pay only when the code arrives is a strong promise for a disposable number service, and the page backs it up with a visible refund flow plus a REST API with webhooks for teams. The mockups of a waiting order with a countdown and a rental number with days left explain the product quickly, and the live table of top country and service pairs with prices gives a useful sense of cost before signing up. Payment is where the messaging gets inconsistent: the home page highlights USDT and Alipay, while the payment policy says methods may include card payments, local wallets and crypto depending on region, so a short list of what is really available would build trust. The refund policy is also quite detailed, with a 7 day window and a 3 dollar minimum for top ups, and a plain summary of that on the home page would help. The bright yellow design is friendly and readable, although the cookie banner covers the feature strip on first load.