Built for teams that can't afford to miss a verification code
JoltSMS gives you a dedicated, non-VoIP, real-SIM US number plus a shared inbox, notifications, and Team Access—so startups, IT/security teams, agencies, and operations teams can keep their accounts verified without relying on one person's phone.
- Centralize verification codes for shared accounts
- Use real-SIM, non-VoIP US numbers that work where VoIP fails
- Route codes to Slack/Discord/Email/Webhooks
- Give the right access to the right people
Use cases JoltSMS is designed for
JoltSMS is not a generic SMS gateway. It's built for teams that share important accounts and need reliable SMS verification across tools, platforms, and workflows.
Startups & small teams
Keep logins and 2FA for banks, clouds, and SaaS tools tied to the company—not one founder's phone.
Learn more →IT & security teams
Centralize 2FA and shared account access with a shared inbox and Team Access roles.
Learn more →Agencies & marketing teams
Manage logins across client ad accounts, social profiles, and tools without sharing personal numbers.
Learn more →DevOps & cloud teams
Handle AWS/GCP/Dev tools verification in a way your on-call team can actually access.
Learn more →Marketplaces & operations
Keep seller and marketplace accounts verified without tying them to individual phones.
Learn more →Finance & back office
Let finance and ops share access to bank/fintech verification codes safely.
Learn more →Different teams, the same verification problems
Every team is different, but the verification pain points look surprisingly similar. Someone's personal phone becomes a single point of failure, VoIP numbers randomly stop working, and re-verification shows up when you least expect it.
| Problem | What it looks like | Who feels it |
|---|---|---|
| Personal phone lock-in | One founder/engineer's phone is used for everything; if they're away, nobody can log in. | Startups, devops, agencies |
| VoIP number rejection | "This number can't be used for verification" or codes never arriving. | Anyone using cheap VoIP/burner apps |
| Re-verification surprises | Months later, a platform asks to confirm your number again—and that SIM is gone. | IT/security, finance, ops |
| Team blind spots | Codes live in DMs or screenshots; nobody knows what happened later. | Agencies, ops, security |
| Unclear ownership | No clear owner for critical phone numbers across products/accounts. | Startups, leadership, IT |
The same solution across different use cases
No matter which team you're on, JoltSMS solves verification problems the same way: a dedicated non-VoIP number, a shared inbox, notifications, and clear roles.
- Dedicated non-VoIP, real-SIM US number – more reliable for verification than VoIP.
- Shared SMS inbox – one place where everyone sees verification codes.
- Notifications to Slack/Discord/Email/Webhooks – so nobody has to watch the inbox all day.
- Team Access – roles (Owner/Manager/Viewer) for safe sharing without over-permissioning.
Which features matter most for each use case
| Use case | Key problems | Most important JoltSMS features |
|---|---|---|
| Startups & small teams | Founders' phones, VoIP rejection, re-verification | Dedicated non-VoIP number, shared inbox, long-term rental |
| IT & security | Centralizing 2FA, audit trails, on-call coverage | Shared inbox, Team Access roles, Webhooks |
| Agencies & marketing | Many client accounts, mixed platforms, turnover | Multiple labeled numbers, notifications, Team Access |
| DevOps & cloud | Root/admin verification, on-call access, compliance | Real-SIM number, Slack/Discord alerts, history |
| Marketplaces & ecom | Seller account lockouts, device loss, multi-region | Long-term rentals, labels/tags, notifications |
| Finance & back office | Sensitive accounts, audit requirements, resilience | Shared inbox, Email notifications, Owner-only billing control |
What a JoltSMS-powered workflow looks like
Shared SaaS login
- 1Use a JoltSMS number as the phone for a shared SaaS account.
- 2Codes arrive in the JoltSMS inbox and are pushed to Slack.
- 3Whoever is on duty grabs the code and logs in.
- 4The full SMS history remains searchable for audits.
Cloud / devops account
- 1Label a number "AWS Prod" or "Cloud Admin".
- 2On-call SREs watch a Slack channel configured via JoltSMS notifications.
- 3When AWS sends a code, it's visible in both the inbox and Slack.
- 4Root/admin actions don't depend on one phone being online.
Marketplace / payment account
- 1Finance/ops team uses a JoltSMS number for PayPal/Stripe/marketplace verification.
- 2Codes route to Email for finance leads and Slack for ops.
- 3Team Access keeps billing control with the right owner.
- 4Re-verification months later uses the same long-term number.
Choose a use case to see a deeper walkthrough
Startups & small teams
- •Keep logins tied to the company, not one founder
- •Share codes across dev, ops, and finance
- •Prepare for re-verification down the road
IT & security teams
- •Centralize 2FA for shared admin accounts
- •Maintain audit trails and access logs
- •Enable on-call teams to act on security alerts
Agencies & marketing
- •Manage client ad accounts and social profiles
- •Handle team turnover without losing access
- •Keep verification separate from personal phones
DevOps & cloud
- •Handle AWS/GCP root account verification
- •Route codes to on-call Slack channels
- •Ensure compliance and audit requirements
Marketplaces & ecom
- •Verify seller and marketplace accounts
- •Prevent lockouts from device loss or changes
- •Support multi-region operations
Finance & back office
- •Share access to bank and fintech accounts
- •Meet audit and compliance requirements
- •Control who can change billing settings
Use-cases FAQ
No. JoltSMS has a simple model: $50/month per dedicated US number (plus optional add-ons). You can choose how to use each number and which teams it supports.
Pick a use case and see how JoltSMS fits your team
Whether you're a startup, security team, agency, or operations group, the pattern is the same: a dedicated non-VoIP number, a shared inbox, and the right people seeing the right codes.
Or dive into a specific use case: Startups • IT & Security • Agencies • DevOps