Mail.com OTP number · from $0.20 · 115 countries
Virtual Number for Mail.com Verification
Need a virtual number for Mail.com? Numbers in 115 countries start at $0.20, and 42 countries share that price today, including United Kingdom, Canada and Germany. Pick a country and your Mail.com verification code (OTP) shows up in your dashboard, usually within a minute or two. The number is private to you for one verification, and if no code arrives you are not charged.
Free account · wallet top-ups from $10
- $0.20 Lowest price today
- 115 Countries
- Private One buyer per number
- No code, no charge Refunded automatically
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Mail.com virtual number prices by country
From $0.20 to $2.54, median $0.30 across 115 countries.
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How to get your Mail.com verification code online
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Choose a country
Pick a country from the price list above. Each one shows the current price and how many numbers are in stock.
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Get your number
Tap Buy SMS (top up your wallet first if it is empty). The price is held from your wallet, not charged, and a private number appears in your dashboard.
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Enter it in Mail.com
Type the number into Mail.com where it asks for your phone number, then ask it to send the verification code.
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Receive the code
The Mail.com verification code shows up in your dashboard, usually within a minute or two. If no code arrives, the hold goes back to your wallet and you can try another number.
About Mail.com verification
Mail.com can ask for a phone number to verify an account, and sends a one-time code by SMS to confirm it. A private number from us receives that code for you, so your own number stays out of it.
Today we have Mail.com numbers in 115 countries, from $0.20 to $2.54. The cheapest right now are United Kingdom ($0.20), Canada ($0.20) and Germany ($0.20). Start with a cheap, well-stocked country, and switch if a number is turned away.
Mail.com at a glance
- Countries
- 115 countries
- Price range
- $0.20 to $2.54
- Typical delivery
- Usually a minute or two, when the code comes
- Number window
- Up to about 20 minutes; the timer shows the exact time
Tips for a smooth Mail.com verification
- Have Mail.com open on the screen that asks for your number before you buy, so the code window starts when you are ready.
- Wait for the app's resend timer before asking for a new code; repeated requests can get a number turned away.
- If a number is refused or no code comes, tap Cancel & refund and try another number or country. Retrying costs nothing.
Private temporary number vs free public inbox
Free public inboxes are fine for a quick test, but every code sent to them is public. A private number keeps the sign-up code to you; for an account you will log in to again, add your own number or email and turn on two-step verification right after, or rent a number.
Private number
- One buyer per number for that activation
- The code shows only in your dashboard
- Pay only if the code arrives
- For one verification, up to about 20 minutes
Free public inbox
- Shared: anyone can read the messages
- Codes sent to it are public
- Numbers are often already used or blocked
- Free, with no account needed
Mail.com number FAQ
What does a verification number for Mail.com cost?
Mail.com numbers cost from $0.20 to $2.54 today, with a median of $0.30 across 115 countries. The cheapest right now are United Kingdom ($0.20), Canada ($0.20) and Germany ($0.20). Prices update several times a day, and you only pay if the code arrives.
Which country is best for Mail.com verification?
The cheapest well-stocked countries for Mail.com right now are United Kingdom, Canada and Germany; if one number is turned away, try another country.
What if my Mail.com OTP never arrives?
Not every number gets a code. If yours does not, you are not charged: the price is only held while you wait, and it goes back to your wallet automatically when the timer ends. You can also tap Cancel & refund after a few minutes and try another number.
How long do I have to receive the Mail.com code?
Up to about 20 minutes per number; the timer on your number shows exactly how long. When a code comes, it usually arrives within a minute or two, but not every number gets one, because some apps turn certain numbers away. If nothing comes, the hold is refunded and you can try another number or country.
Is this a temporary number for Mail.com?
Yes, and a private one: the number is yours alone for one Mail.com verification, for up to about 20 minutes, and the code shows only in your dashboard. Free public inboxes are different: anyone can read the messages there.
Can I receive a second code or log in again later?
The number is meant for one verification within its window, so finish signing up in one go. If you need to log in again later or receive codes over weeks, rent a number instead.
Why does Mail.com say the number is not valid or blocked?
Apps sometimes turn away certain number ranges, even real SIM numbers. If that happens, tap Cancel & refund and get another number or pick a different country. You are not charged for a number that never received a code.
Are these real SIM numbers?
Most of our numbers are real SIM numbers, and a few are virtual. If an app refuses a number, cancel it for a refund and try another country.
How do I pay?
Create a free account, then top up your wallet from $10 by card, crypto or the other methods shown at checkout. Numbers are paid from that balance, and unused balance stays for later numbers: it never expires, but it cannot be withdrawn. The price is held when you take a number and only charged once the Mail.com code arrives.
Is it allowed to use a virtual number for Mail.com?
Use our numbers only for your own accounts, and follow Mail.com's terms and the law where you live. Temp Number is not affiliated with Mail.com.
Get your Mail.com code in minutes
Start with the cheapest well-stocked number, and try another if one is turned away. The number is yours alone, and you only pay when the Mail.com code arrives.
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