DaisySMS Alternatives After the Shutdown (2026)

DaisySMS, a service that sold real US phone numbers for receiving verification codes, has closed. If you’re here because you tried to log in, the account is gone: the site now shows only a shutdown notice.
This guide explains what happened, how to avoid sites that use the DaisySMS name, and which services can replace it. We run one of them, PVADeals, so we’re not neutral. The facts below come from DaisySMS’s own website and from each service’s own website, checked on 27 October 2026.
What happened to DaisySMS?
DaisySMS’s website, daisysms.com, now carries a single notice: “DaisySMS has shut down on March 26, 2026.” Its timeline:
- 24 February 2026: the shutdown was announced on the website and in the DaisySMS Telegram channel. New sign-ups and balance top-ups were turned off, and every user with a balance was emailed.
- 11 March 2026: another round of emails went to users with a balance of 5.00 or more.
- 19 to 25 March 2026: daily reminder emails went to users who still had a positive balance.
- 26 March 2026: the site shut down.
DaisySMS says any questions should go by email to support@daisysms.com. Its notice doesn’t give a reason for closing, and it doesn’t name a successor.
Can you still log in to DaisySMS?
No. There’s no login on daisysms.com any more, only the shutdown notice, so your old account and its history can’t be reached. Any tool or script you had connected to DaisySMS stopped working when the site closed.
Be careful with sites that use the DaisySMS name
A site at daisysms.app uses the DaisySMS name and its old slogan, “Reclaim Privacy with Real USA Numbers”, and sells numbers. The original DaisySMS says it has shut down and doesn’t point to any other site, so treat any site using the name with caution, and don’t enter your old DaisySMS password or top up there.
SMS-Activate, another big verification service, closed in December 2025 and had the same problem with copycat sites. See SMS-Activate alternatives.
What to look for in a DaisySMS alternative
DaisySMS was built around real US numbers. If that’s what you need:
- Non-VoIP numbers. Many websites refuse VoIP numbers, so look for real mobile (carrier) lines. See VoIP vs non-VoIP numbers.
- Fair charging. Pay only when a code arrives, or get the cost back automatically when it doesn’t.
- An API, if you had DaisySMS built into your own code.
- Rentals, if the website will text you again when you log in.
- Payment you can use: card, crypto or both.
DaisySMS alternatives compared
| TextVerified | PVADeals | Non-VoIP.com | PVAPins | SMSPVA | HeroSMS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US numbers | Yes, US only | Yes, plus UK, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia | Yes, plus other countries | Yes, 200+ countries claimed | Yes, 60+ countries | Yes, 180+ countries |
| Number type (as advertised) | Non-VoIP, physical SIM cards | Non-VoIP, real carrier lines | Real SIM cards | Non-VoIP from carriers | VoIP and real SIM, sold separately | Physical and virtual, listed separately |
| How you pay for a code | Per verification, only when a code arrives | Per number: 20 minutes from $0.09 | Per verification, from $0.10 | Per activation | Per SMS | Per activation |
| Longest rental | 1 year | 30 days, renewable, plus monthly plans | 20 minutes | 30 days | Months | Rentals offered, lengths not published |
| Payment | Card through Stripe, crypto | Crypto, or card through Stripe | Crypto only | Card, crypto, wallets | Crypto, cards | Crypto |
| If no SMS arrives | You’re only charged when a code arrives | Automatic store credit for eligible numbers | Automatic refund to your balance | Cancel without paying; claims within 48 hours | No refund once activated; claims within 7 days | Automatic refund after 20 minutes |
| API | Yes | Yes, plus an MCP server | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Prices change often, so check each service before you buy. Two services we left out: 5SIM’s rules say it’s “not available for residents of the United States and Russia”, and Grizzly SMS sells virtual numbers.
Which DaisySMS alternative fits you?
- The closest match: TextVerified sells US numbers on physical SIM cards and charges only when a code arrives. On 27 October 2026, a US WhatsApp verification cost $1.50 and Google $0.75.
- US or UK numbers you can keep: PVADeals rents numbers per website for 20 minutes (from $0.09) or 3 to 30 days (from $0.70), renewable, with All services plans that work on any website. You pay by crypto or card, and if an eligible number receives no SMS, its cost comes back as store credit automatically.
- Crypto only, one code at a time: Non-VoIP.com sells real-SIM numbers from $0.10 per verification, for up to 20 minutes.
- Many countries: PVAPins, SMSPVA and HeroSMS cover dozens of countries. Choose their physical-SIM numbers if a website refuses VoIP.
For a wider comparison, see our guide to the best non-VoIP number services.
Moving from DaisySMS to PVADeals
- Create a free PVADeals account and add credits: crypto from $3, or a card through Stripe from $5.
- Choose the website and country. Rent a 20-minute number from $0.09, or 3 to 30 days from $0.70.
- Read the code on your dashboard as soon as it arrives.
Moving from code? PVADeals has a REST API, webhooks and an MCP server for AI agents: see the developer docs.
See all prices, our US phone numbers, or read how to get a temporary phone number for verification.







