Pay for Quackr

Quackr prices private numbers in US dollars, and the price depends on the country and the rental term. For a United States number the site lists $12.99 for one week, $15.99 for one month, $59.99 for six months and $99.99 for twelve months, which it calls its most popular package. A United Kingdom number is cheaper on longer terms: $12.99 a week, $14.99 a month, $24.99 for six months or $39.99 for a year. Other countries have their own prices, so pick the country first and check the four options it shows.

Every paid plan includes one non-VoIP number, unlimited incoming SMS verifications, API access, an MCP server for AI SMS agents and a free private @quackr.id email address. Quackr numbers are built for receiving codes, not for sending messages or making calls. Teams that need many numbers can ask Quackr’s enterprise sales for bulk discounts.

Quackr accepts Visa and Mastercard cards, PayPal and cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether. Card payments run through Stripe and are set up as a subscription that renews automatically for the same term — a monthly number renews monthly, a yearly number renews yearly — until you cancel. A Mehbit card suits this well: it is dollar-denominated like Quackr’s prices, so there is no currency conversion, and you control exactly how much USDT sits on the card before each renewal.

Because the plan renews on its own, keep the card funded ahead of the renewal date if you want to keep the number. Losing a verification number can lock you out of the accounts tied to it, so a declined renewal is more than an inconvenience. If you only need the number for a while, you can cancel at any time from My Numbers or the Stripe billing portal; the number stays active until the end of the period you already paid for and then does not renew.

Quackr’s refund policy is narrow, so read it before you buy. If a number does not receive messages, report it within 48 hours of getting it; Quackr will try to fix or replace it, and if two replacements still do not work you are entitled to a full refund. A number counts as used once it receives a single one-time code, and used numbers are not refunded or exchanged — even if a particular app later refuses it. Card refunds go back to the original card and can take up to 10 business days.