US numbers by service, at today's prices
8 of 8 on sale
| Service | Price per code | Delivered, last 30 days | Status | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.44 | Not rated yet · 1/20 orders | On sale | Buy | |
| Telegram | $0.37 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy |
| $0.12 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy | |
| $0.07 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy | |
| TikTok | $0.06 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy |
| $0.07 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy | |
| Discord | $0.05 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy |
| Binance | $0.14 | Not rated yet · 0/20 orders | On sale | Buy |
- lowest price per code
- $0.05Discord
- services on sale
- 8 of 8none suspended
- dialling code
- +1then 10 digits
- delivery, last 30 days
- 1/20orders so far, not rated yet
Today a US number costs from $0.05 for Discord to $0.44 for WhatsApp. The United States has the lowest or joint-lowest price of our 5 countries for 2 of 8 services. How a price is set, and when you get it back.
Dialling code and format
The +1 code and how a US number is written
The United States uses country code +1, which it shares with Canada and a number of Caribbean and Pacific territories under the North American Numbering Plan. A US number is always ten digits after the +1: a three-digit area code and a seven-digit local number, usually written +1 (xxx) xxx-xxxx.
Unlike most countries, the US has no separate number ranges for mobile phones. Mobile and fixed lines share the same area codes, so nothing in the digits tells a service which kind of line it is. Services that care look the number up instead.
There is no leading zero to drop. In international format you write +1 followed by the ten digits.
Neither the area code nor the three digits after it can begin with 0 or 1. If the first or the fourth digit of a ten-digit US number is a 0 or a 1, it has been mistyped. Numbers that start 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 or 888 are toll-free lines, not personal mobile numbers.
Entering a US number on a sign-up form
- 1Choose United States (+1) in the country list. Canada shows the same +1, and picking the right country avoids a mismatch on forms that check it.
- 2Type the ten digits after the code. Do not add another 1 in front.
- 3Brackets, spaces and dashes do not matter. Most forms strip them.
Number format
- Country code
- +1
- Written inside the country
- (xxx) xxx-xxxx
- Written internationally
- +1 xxx xxx xxxx
- Length after the code
- 10 digits
Good to know
What to know before buying a US number
Area codes are geographic, but only loosely
A US area code points to the state or city where the number was first assigned. People keep their numbers when they move, so services rarely treat it as a location. You cannot choose the area code on FastOTP: a route is a service in a country, and the number comes from what is in supply.
Line type matters more here than elsewhere
Because US mobile and fixed numbers look alike, many services check what type of line a number is, and some decline numbers they classify as internet-based. We make no claim about line type. Whether a service accepts and texts the numbers on a US route is exactly what that route's delivery rate shows.
Codes often come from short codes
US companies commonly send verification texts from five- or six-digit short codes rather than from full phone numbers. That is normal, and the code reads the same way.
The service you sign up to applies its own terms, whichever country the number is from.
By service
What each service needs from a US number
The guides cover how each service checks a number and where its codes fail.
- WhatsApp number guideUnited States: $0.44
- Telegram number guideUnited States: $0.37
- Google number guideUnited States: $0.12
- Instagram number guideUnited States: $0.07
- TikTok number guideUnited States: $0.06
- Facebook number guideUnited States: $0.07
- Discord number guideUnited States: $0.05
- Binance number guideUnited States: $0.14
- Every service in every country40 prices in one table
Questions
US numbers, answered
Is +1 only the United States?
No. +1 covers the United States, Canada and several Caribbean and Pacific territories. FastOTP's US routes are for United States numbers, so pick United States in the service's country list.
Can I choose the area code or state of a US number?
No. A route is one service in one country, and the number issued is whatever is in supply for that route at that moment.
Does a US number need a 0 or an extra 1 in front?
Neither. US numbers have no leading zero. In international format the number is +1 followed by ten digits, and the 1 is the country code, so it is entered once.
Is a US number the same as a Canadian number?
They share the +1 code and the ten-digit shape, and only the area code tells them apart. A service that lists the two countries separately treats them as different, so choose United States for a number bought on a US route.
Can you tell a US mobile number from a landline by looking at it?
No. The United States has no number ranges reserved for mobiles, so the digits look the same for both. A service that needs to know looks the number up in a database instead of reading its prefix.
The United States is one of 5 countries in the catalogue
The catalogue lists all 40 routes, each with its Buy button.