Quackr vs SMS-GO
Quackr rents private non-VoIP US numbers at $15.99 per month, but Trustpilot hid its rating over fake reviews and API access requires a 6- or 12-month purchase.
Their prices, as published
| US private number, 1 week | $12.99 |
| US private number, 1 month | $15.99 |
| US private number, 6 months | $59.99 |
| US private number, 12 months | $99.99 |
| Effective daily rate, 12-month plan | $0.27 |
Captured from their public pages on August 23, 2026.
Where Quackr falls short
- Trustpilot hid the company rating after a breach of guidelines and removed fake reviews.
- The $0.10 per day claim is unreachable: the public minimum is $0.27 per day on the $99.99 yearly plan.
- API access requires buying a 6- or 12-month rental first, from $59.99.
- Cancellations refund only within 120 minutes and only if the number received no SMS.
What SMS-GO does differently
- Public prices from $0.12, with no sales contact and no bulk gate.
- 30-day US rental priced well below $15.99 per month.
- SA-compatible API with no 6-month purchase requirement.
- Refunds by result: no SMS within 20 minutes means an automatic refund, not a 120-minute cancellation window.
Judge us on the live stock sheet, not on this page.
FAQ
Is Quackr down?
No. quackr.io is live, with a fresh campaign, an open Swagger spec, and reviews dated through August 2026.
Is Quackr really $0.10 per day?
Not publicly. The cheapest published plan is $99.99 for 12 months, which works out to $0.27 per day. Deeper discounts are only available through a manual sales contact.
Does Quackr sell one-time activations?
No. Quackr only rents private numbers by the week or longer, and API access is gated behind 6- or 12-month plans. SMS-GO sells one-time US numbers from $0.12 and rents them for 30 days.