GrizzlySMS vs SMS-GO
GrizzlySMS is live with fully public prices and an SMS-Activate-compatible API, but sells one-time activations only, with no rental beyond 20 minutes.
Their prices, as published
| US virtual number | $0.35 to $0.38 |
| US real number, Telegram retail | $1.94 |
| Telegram US (getPrices, no key) | $0.40 |
| WhatsApp US (getPrices, no key) | $0.88 |
| Google US (getPrices, no key) | $0.90 |
Captured from their public pages on August 23, 2026.
Where GrizzlySMS falls short
- No rentals beyond 20 minutes, confirmed by its own FAQ.
- Reviews on otzyvru from 2024 to 2025 report numbers that were already registered.
- Retail refunds are capped at three per country, and reviews dispute balance withdrawals after failed purchases.
- Minimum deposit is 200 rubles, higher than the 150 rubles advertised earlier.
What SMS-GO does differently
- 30-day rentals, where GrizzlySMS caps number use at 20 minutes.
- Auto-refund on every undelivered code, with no per-country refund cap.
- Public prices and stock, numbers from $0.12.
- Crypto top-up from $5.
Judge us on the live stock sheet, not on this page.
FAQ
Is GrizzlySMS down?
No. grizzlysms.com is live with a fresh build and moving stock counters, verified on 2026-08-23.
Does GrizzlySMS offer rentals?
No. Its FAQ states plainly that there is no rental longer than 20 minutes. For a 30-day US number, SMS-GO is the rental option.
Are GrizzlySMS prices public?
Yes. The storefront is public, and its getPrices endpoint returns full US pricing without a key: $0.40 Telegram, $0.88 WhatsApp, $0.90 Google. SMS-GO matches that transparency and adds 30-day rentals.