VerifyWith vs Quackr
Quackr offers free public numbers, whose texts anyone can read, and paid private numbers in many countries. VerifyWith sells only private US numbers. For a private US number that takes texts from any app, Quackr showed $12.99 for 1 week, $15.99 for 1 month and $99.99 for 12 months on November 13, 2026; ours are $7.99, $12.99 and $34.99. Quackr is the pick for a free number, another country, or 48 hours to report a dead number.
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Quackr and VerifyWith compared
| Quackr | VerifyWith | |
|---|---|---|
| Free numbers | Yes, public: anyone can read the texts | None |
| Private US number, 1 day | Not offered | $3.99 |
| 1 week | $12.99 | $7.99 |
| 1 month | $15.99 | $12.99 |
| 6 months | $59.99 | Not offered |
| 1 year | $99.99 (12 months) | $34.99 |
| Number for one app only | App number, from $4.10/month | Not offered |
| Line type | Paid: “non-VoIP”, it says. Free: VoIP, it says | Non-VoIP |
| Countries | 15 to 23 paid, 24+ free | US only |
| Payment | Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, crypto | Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay |
| Renewal | Renews until you cancel | Only if you turn it on |
| AI agent purchases | From a Quackr balance | Owner’s saved card, within set limits |
| Number never gets a code | Report within 48 h; replacements, then refund | Cancel 5 min to 24 h |
| API and MCP server | Both | Both |
Quackr rental prices are in US dollars, as its rental page showed them with United States selected on November 13, 2026; they vary by country and change. The App number figure is the “from” price on its pricing page.
Which one to pick
Pick Quackr if
- You want a free number for a throwaway sign-up and accept that anyone can read the code.
- You need a number outside the US: Quackr’s paid numbers cover 15 to 23 countries, by its own pages.
- Every code you need comes from one app, and Quackr’s App number, from $4.10 a month, covers it.
- You want to pay with PayPal or crypto, or want a 6-month plan.
- You want 48 hours, not 24, to report a number that never received a code.
Pick VerifyWith if
- You need a private US number for one day: 1 day is $3.99. Quackr’s shortest US rental was a week.
- You want one US number for every app for a week ($7.99), a month ($12.99) or a year ($34.99).
- You’d rather the rental didn’t renew unless you ask it to.
- You want nothing taken from your card until a text has arrived.
- Your AI agent should buy with your saved card inside limits you set, not from a prepaid balance.
Quackr’s free numbers, its paid ones, and what a job costs
Quackr’s free numbers are shared and public. They need no sign-up and cover 24 or more countries, but Quackr’s pricing page lists who can read the messages on them as “Anyone”, and warns that shared numbers are often blocked. Its FAQ says these free numbers are VoIP, the kind many apps refuse. A code shown on a public page can be used by anyone who sees it, so a free number suits only an account you wouldn’t mind losing. Our guide on free receive-SMS sites covers the risk.
The paid side is what compares with us. A Quackr private number takes texts from every app and website, as ours does. Quackr also sells an App number: private, for one app such as WhatsApp or Telegram, rented from 1 month to 1 year, in the US, UK and Australia, from $4.10 a month. We sell no single-app number.
Two jobs, priced both ways
US prices for a private number that takes any sender, as shown on November 13, 2026:
- One sign-up, code needed today. Quackr: a free public number, if you accept that anyone can read it, or a private week at $12.99. VerifyWith: 1 day at $3.99, or 1 week at $7.99.
- An account that texts a code at each new sign-in, for a year. Quackr: 12 months at $99.99. VerifyWith: 1 year at $34.99.
Quackr’s pricing page leads with lower “from” figures for a private number, $14.99 a month or $39.99 for 12 months. Its prices vary by country, and those figures are for other countries. The US prices above are what its rental page showed with the United States selected. To see how long you are likely to need a number, read how long to rent a number.
Paying, renewing and refunds on Quackr and here
Quackr takes cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cryptocurrencies at checkout, and its pricing page says its subscriptions renew until you cancel. Numbers bought by an AI agent through its MCP server come out of a prepaid Quackr balance: “Numbers are paid from your Quackr balance, never a card.”
We take a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and hold the price on it, without taking it, until the first text arrives or 24 hours pass. There is no balance to top up, and a rental renews only if you turn auto-renew on. An agent connected over our MCP server buys with your saved card, inside spending limits you set.
If a number never receives a code, Quackr’s refund policy gives you 48 hours from purchase to report it. Quackr then tries up to two replacement numbers and refunds in full if the number still receives nothing. A number that has received a code is not refundable. Through its API, where enabled for the account, a number can be cancelled 5 to 120 minutes after purchase if nothing has arrived. Card refunds take up to 10 business days, PayPal up to 5, and crypto comes back as USDT or USDC minus network fees.
Our window is shorter. A number that has received no texts can be cancelled from 5 minutes to 24 hours after buying. We ask our supplier to cancel it; they usually accept and the money comes back, but occasionally they refuse and the number stays active. The refund policy has the details.
Questions people ask
- Is Quackr free?
- Quackr’s shared public numbers are free and need no sign-up, but anyone can read the texts they receive. Its private numbers are paid: in the US, the shortest was 1 week at $12.99 on November 13, 2026.
- Can other people read the texts on a Quackr number?
- On a free Quackr number, yes: Quackr’s pricing page says anyone can read the messages. Its paid private numbers are for the buyer only, which is also how every VerifyWith number works.
- Does Quackr rent a US number for one day?
- Not on its web rental page on November 13, 2026: with the United States selected, the shortest private rental was 1 week at $12.99. A VerifyWith number can be rented for 1 day at $3.99.
- Are Quackr numbers non-VoIP?
- Quackr says its paid numbers are “real and non-VoIP”, and its FAQ says its free numbers are VoIP. A VerifyWith number is non-VoIP. Neither is a promise that a given app accepts it, because apps also refuse numbers for other reasons.
- Can an AI agent use Quackr or VerifyWith?
- Both. Quackr runs an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other agents, which pays from a Quackr balance. VerifyWith’s MCP server works with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor and buys with the owner’s saved card, inside spending limits the owner sets.
- Does Quackr have numbers outside the US?
- Yes. Its paid numbers are offered in 15 to 23 countries, depending on which Quackr page you read, and its free numbers in 24 or more. VerifyWith has US numbers only.
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Read on November 13, 2026. Prices and policies change; if something here is out of date, write to [email protected] and we’ll correct it.